As the sun dipped below the horizon on the eve of Eid-ul-Fitr, the Abura Zone of Majlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya Ghana came alive with purpose and passion. Beneath the starlit sky, members from all walks of life gathered at the Eid grounds for a special Waqar-e-Amal, a vibrant testament to their commitment to service and unity.

With sleeves rolled up and hearts brimming with enthusiasm, Khuddam worked tirelessly to beautify the Eid grounds. They transformed the once barren space into a kaleidoscope of colors, setting the stage for a joyous celebration. Their collective efforts, fueled by camaraderie and dedication, spoke volumes about the true spirit of Eid-ul-Fitr.

As dawn broke on Eid-ul-Fitr day, the Abura Zone seamlessly transitioned into the role of event stewards, collaborating closely with the Ghana Police Service to ensure a safe and memorable celebration for all. From directing traffic to supervising security around key areas, their presence instilled a sense of reassurance and tranquility among attendees.

Media coverage of the event was orchestrated with precision, allowing the joy and unity of Eid to be shared with a broader audience. Journalists and photographers captured the essence of the occasion, spreading the message of peace and community far and wide.

Amidst the festivities, the spirit of togetherness flourished with a Kuluu Jamee'aa (feast)—a gathering that transcended mere celebration. Families and friends converged to share in the blessings of Eid and strengthen the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood. Laughter echoed through the air as children played and adults engaged in heartfelt conversations.

The Kuluu Jamee'aa provided a platform for members to reconnect and forge new connections. Amidst shared meals and prayers, the community reaffirmed their commitment to supporting one another through thick and thin. Generosity and compassion permeated the gathering, with warm welcomes extended to all who attended.

In the spirit of Eid-ul-Fitr, attendees exchanged greetings of peace and blessings, embodying the teachings of Islam and the values of love and compassion. The evening culminated in a series of heartfelt discussions, highlighting the importance of community, compassion, and solidarity.

As Ghana approaches the General Elections in December 2024, esteemed community leaders shared profound insights on peace and righteousness during a media interview. Muallim Ahmad Boaheng Sahib and Mr. Abdul Hameed Muhammad Essuman Sahib emphasized the pivotal role of youth in safeguarding peace and upholding democratic values.

Addressing Ghanaian youth directly, Muallim Ahmad Boaheng Sahib quoted Holy Quran chapter 5 verse 32, underscoring the sanctity of life and the imperative of preserving peace. He urged the youth to uphold these principles and avoid actions that may disrupt the nation's peace, emphasizing the importance of responsible citizenship.

Story by: Salim Ahmad Boaheng, AMMSAG President, UCC

 

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