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From Okwe Obi, Abuja
In the spirit of Ramadan, Al-Habibiyyah Islamic Society has announced plans to freely feed 2,000 persons daily to maximise the rewards of the holy month.
Chief Imam of the Society, Fuad Adeyemi, disclosed this at the 19th National Unity Ramadan lecture, yesterday, in Abuja.
The theme for this year’s event is entitled: “Ramadan Lesson: Inspiration for Reform.”
He, also, admonished Muslims to live their lives based on the teachings of the Holy Quran and Ramadan, adding that they should use the holy month of Ramadan to draw close to Allah.
He said: “Let me tell you, over the years, the first day of Ramadan usually recorded a relatively low turnout and we peaked by the 4th or 5th day of Ramadan.
“We were marvelled this year, we prepared 1,000 meals and we were surprised that the first-day turnout was over 2,000, meaning this is a challenge, but we have a firm belief in Allah, that with you, the challenge will be surmountable.”
The Imam, while dwelling on the lesson, said the season would guide Muslim faithful on how to reform their lives If they open their hearts to the teachings of Prophet Muhammad.
“Ramadan teaches us to be God-conscious and when you are God-conscious in all other things we do and you may likely do it correctly if you put the fear of God or the piety into whatever you do,” he said.
