In his congratulatory message on the holiday of Orozo Ait, the Mufti of Kyrgyzstan, Abdulahiz Kary Zakirov, addressed the people with warm words. “Dear Muslims, esteemed compatriots! I wholeheartedly congratulate you on this sacred holiday!” he stated.
According to him, we must express immense gratitude to Almighty Allah for the opportunity to celebrate this great holiday.
“Orozo Ait is a mercy granted to us by Allah. Although we feel sadness at the end of the month of Ramadan, the joy of the holiday again fills our souls and brings peace to our hearts,” the Mufti added.
“This sacred month has become a time when we received unique opportunities for forgiveness and mercy from our Creator,” he continued, emphasizing the importance of fasting as a means of strengthening faith and morality.
“During Ramadan, we learned patience and resilience, as well as felt the suffering of those in need, which helped us cleanse ourselves of harmful habits,” Zakirov noted.
“The time of Ramadan passed so quickly, and now we must apply the lessons learned in our daily lives,” he added, highlighting the importance of preserving the virtues acquired during this sacred month.
The Mufti also urged believers to follow divine commandments, for the Almighty knows what best contributes to our well-being.
Holidays in Islam, such as Orozo Ait, unite all believers, regardless of age or financial status, and encourage us to show care and respect for one another.
“Let us be mindful of our actions during the holiday, visiting our relatives and strengthening the bonds of Muslim brotherly love,” he urged. The Mufti emphasized the importance of supporting those who suffer and creating an atmosphere of happiness and joy.
“May the Almighty accept our fasts and prayers, grant peace and harmony to the whole world, our people, and our homeland,” he wished.
“I pray to Allah for the well-being of all believers and for peace in our country,” Zakirov concluded, calling for gratitude for the opportunity to spend Ramadan in fasting and prayers.
“May the holiday of Orozo Ait be blessed for all of us!”
