President urges unity in transforming society according to Islam
He also reminded the people that the Sunnah instructs them not to spread falsehoods or insults, and to speak only good and truthful words.
President Mohamed Muizzu on Saturday called on all parties to actively participate in transforming Maldivian society into one guided by the principles of the Qur'an and Sunnah.
He made this statement during his address at the official ceremony marking the Day the Maldives Embraced Islam, held Saturday morning at Dharubaaruge.
In his speech, the president urged the people to remain steadfast in their adherence to Islam—in their intentions, words, and actions.
He noted that the conversion of the Maldivian people to Islam was driven by the peace and security that Islam brings.
He further explained that at the time of the nation's conversion, the Maldives was under attack and persecution by a regional power.
Reflecting on the significance of the day, President Muizzu emphasised the importance of learning from the noble moral virtues brought to the world by the Prophet Mohamed.
He also reminded the people that the Sunnah instructs them not to spread falsehoods or insults, and to speak only good and truthful words.
During the event, President Muizzu presented medals, prizes, and certificates to Hafizs who had earned their Hafiz certification.
