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Atiku enjoins Muslims to seek Allah’s mercy, forgiveness at Ramadan
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has enjoined Muslims in Nigeria and across the world to seek Allah’s mercy and forgiveness while observing the month of Ramadan.
Atiku, in a statement
@atiku asserted: “I enjoin the Muslim faithful in Nigeria to observe the month of Ramadan by seeking Allah’s mercy and forgiveness.
“Muslims worldwide, especially, in Nigeria, should spend more time supplicating to God for His mercy on the country and on us as individuals.
“The month of Ramadan is a mercy from God upon humanity and all those who fast. For that reason, the Almighty also enjoins us to show more love to one another and deepen our charity in the holy month.
“As we enter this year’s Ramadan, we do so in a time of great hardship in our beloved Nigeria. This makes it all the more crucial for those who are able to extend their charity, surpassing the levels of previous years, as a testament to the strength of our faith and our commitment to one another.
“I urge every Muslim to be steadfast in the requirements of this holy month and pray that the Almighty Allah shall shower His mercy and blessings on Nigeria and guide the country to increased prosperity and peace during and after Ramadan. -AA”
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