Islamic New Year Greetings
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Leaders in Nigeria and Indonesia are extending greetings for the Islamic New Year, urging Muslims to embrace patriotism, self-improvement, and unity. The messages emphasize the significance of the Hijrah as a time for reflection and strengthening community bonds.
Tinubu felicitates Muslims on Islamic New Year, urges patriotism
- President Bola Tinubu extended greetings to Muslims for the Islamic New Year. - He urged citizens to embrace patriotism, good citizenship, and the virtues of the Hijrah. - The President prayed for peace, prosperity, and divine guidance for Nigeria in the new year.
Indonesian Religious Affairs Minister urges Muslims to embrace Hijrah for self-improvement and unity
- Indonesia's Minister of Religious Affairs, Nasaruddin Umar, urged Muslims to use the Hijrah New Year as a moment for self-improvement and strengthening unity. - He emphasized the importance of refle…
Emir of Ilorin greets Muslims on Islamic New Year
- The Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, congratulated Muslims on the Islamic New Year (1st Muharram, 1448 A.H.). - He highlighted the Hijrah as a foundation for justice, brotherhood, and co…
Indonesian Religious Affairs Minister Calls for Hijrah Towards Trust and Unity
- Indonesia's Minister of Religious Affairs, Nasaruddin Umar, urged Muslims and all Indonesians to embrace mutual trust and unity. - He called for a "hijrah" (migration) from suspicion to trust, divis…
Islamic New Year: Kwara declares Tuesday public holiday
- Kwara State government has declared Tuesday a public holiday to mark the 1448 Islamic New Year (Hijrah). - The holiday commemorates the beginning of the Islamic lunar calendar and the migration of P…
West Java Politician: Islamic New Year Inspires Self-Improvement, Community Care
- The New Year of Islam, 1 Muharram 1448 Hijriah, should be seen as more than just a calendar change, but an opportunity for self-reflection and improving community care. - Tina Wiryawati, a West Java…