By Eumu Emmanuel
As Muslims in Kaberamaido join the global festivities of Eid, Imma Engwenyu of Kaberamaido main mosque emphasizes the true essence of the celebration. Engwenyu emphasizes that Eid is not just about indulgence in music and festivities but a day to remember and thank Allah for his blessings, with the ultimate goal of attaining paradise.
Engwenyu underscores the importance of faithfulness to Allah among Islamic believers, highlighting the significance of the day as a time for celebration, sharing meals, and giving to those in need. He stresses the value of forgiveness, urging Muslims to reconcile with those who have wronged them.
Special days like Juma prayers every Friday and Eid mark significant occasions for Muslims to gather in worship and reflection. Eid, celebrated after a month-long period of fasting in the Muslim calendar, holds particular importance as a time of joy and gratitude.
In alignment with the message of education and empowerment, Councilor Usffu Emyedu of Kaberamaido main mosque emphasizes the importance of education in contemporary Uganda. Emyedu highlights the role of education in shaping individuals’ futures and emphasizes the necessity of schooling in today’s society.
As Muslims in Kaberamaido and across the world come together to celebrate Eid, the focus remains on faith, gratitude, and giving back to the community. With a spirit of forgiveness and a commitment to education, the celebration serves as a reminder of the values that unite believers and strengthen communities.
