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Maulud Nabbiy: Gov AbdulRazaq Urges Muslims To Reflect On Teachings of Prophet Muhammad

Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq of Kwara State has reminded Nigerians of the obligation to follow Allah’s guidance and always reflect on His power to fulfil His promises to mankind.

Governor AbdulRazaq gave the admonition during the celebration of Maolud Nabbiy (the birth of Prophet Muhammad) at the Ilorin township stadium on Monday.

He said that the birth of Prophet Muhammad was a mercy to mankind, noting that his prophethood offered a unique guidance and blessing to the world.

The Governor, represented by his Senior Adviser/ Counsellor, Alhaji Saadu Salahu, emphasized that in the birth and rise of Prophet Muhammad there was an important lesson about how God can protect and lead one to their destiny against all odds.

“Despite being an orphan and surrounded by hostile confederates of non-believers, the Prophet attained his destiny and discharged his message to the world without blemish”.“This is a lesson for everyone, especially persons who may find themselves in different phases of life. With sincere faith and reliance on Allaah, hard work, adherence to communal values, and consistency, we can face any condition and emerge victorious and stronger”.

Governor AbdulRazaq prayed for Allaah’s forgiveness, blessings and guidance in the country.

Similarly, the Speaker, Kwara State House of Assembly, Engr. Yakubu Danladi-Salihu rejoiced with Muslims on the occasion of Maulud Nabbiy.

In the spirit of the celebration, Engr Yakubu Salihu Danladi, enjoined Nigerians to keep reflecting on the noble and exemplary life the Prophet lived, as well as his teachings which centered on kindness, compassion, strengthening of brotherhood, and community relation.

“I also urge us all to continue to emulate the Prophet by renewing our patriotism, love our nation, and support our leaders with prayers for Allah’s guidance as they pilot our affairs so that we can have sustainable peace, progress, and development as Nigerians.”

By Abdullah Ahmed

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