Eid sermon calls for unity, compassion
The sermon highlighted that the Islamic identity of the country is based on Islam, friendship, freedom, and sovereignty.
The Eid sermon delivered Sunday emphasised the importance of unity and the need to remove anger and jealousy from hearts.
The sermon highlighted that the Islamic identity of the country is based on Islam, friendship, freedom, and sovereignty. It also stated that the gathering for Eid prayers represents societal unity, fostering compassion among children, adults, the poor, and the wealthy.
The sermon urged people to demonstrate humanity during Eid and to remember Muslim communities in need across the world. Worshippers were reminded to empathise with their struggles and pray for their well-being.
Additionally, the sermon called for the resolution of conflicts and differences among individuals. It emphasised that true compassion exists when people support one another, with the strong extending a helping hand to the weak.
