President greets Muslims on Eid-e-Miladunnabi

President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday extended heartfelt greetings to the people of Bangladesh and Muslims across the world on the occasion of holy Eid-e-Miladunnabi, which will be observed on Wednesday.

In a message, the Head of State described the advent of Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) as the greatest and most epoch-making event in human history.

He said the Prophet (PBUH) emerged as a messenger of welfare and salvation for all humanity in this world and the hereafter.

The Holy Quran, a complete code of life and guidance for humankind, was revealed to him, while Islam was established as a religion of peace based on equality, brotherhood and humanity, said Mirza Fakhrul.

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The President said, “Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), through his life and deeds, set an unparalleled example of truth, justice, forgiveness, compassion and human dignity. He upheld the rights of orphans, the poor, the helpless and the deprived, while providing clear guidance on the rights of women, children, neighbours and working people.”

He said the lessons of human dignity, rights, equality, justice and mutual responsibility that the Prophet (PBUH) conveyed in his Farewell Hajj (last sermon) remain universal and should always be followed by humanity.

The President observed that the Prophet’s (PBUH) ideals of peace, justice, tolerance, love and humanity are even more relevant in today’s world, which is beset by wars, conflicts, violence, discrimination and intolerance.

He called upon all to draw inspiration from the life and teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), shun hatred, hostility, division and injustice, and pledge to build a just society and state based on peace, harmony, equality and humanity.

President Mirza Fakhrul prayed to Almighty Allah for His mercy, blessings, peace and welfare upon Bangladesh and people across the world.

He also prayed for divine guidance to enable all to follow the life and teachings of Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH).