Comr. Abdulquadir Iyanda felicitate with Muslims faithful

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Comr. Jimoh Abdulquadir Iyanda felicitate with Muslims Hummah on the event of Eidil fitr celebration. 
As Muslims celebrates the end of Ramadan all around the globe, we urge everyone of us to make use of the lessons brought by the holy month which preaches Peace, equality, love, arms given and so on.         We should all desist from evil things we have engaged ourselves before Ramadan and after Ramadan we should be able to shun all this ugly things as best way to feel guilty of our sins and purify ourselves against bad things. 
     May God Almighty accept it as an of Ibadah for each and everyone of us. We should have it at the back of our hearts that, death is real and the day of resurrection is of no doubt will come to reality. And that is the reason why we should not to go back to all those evil act of ours. Allah says: we will be rewarded according to our deeds either good or bad. 
        Lastly, we should also try to use the lessons learned to live in peace with all our fellows being as a way of restoring tranquility to our houses, communities, and society as a whole. 
    Remember that, there’s a huge amount of freedom that comes to you, when you take nothing personally.

Happy Eid-i-mubarak to all Muslims brothers and sisters all around the globe. 

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  1. UnknownMay 23, 2020 at 6:43 PM

    Your lesson and good deed is what I cannot forget in my story.
    Sir, you are Pearl and rear mentor indeed

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