Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, Vice Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NNP),
has reiterated the call on Muslims to let Islam unite rather than divide them for
the common good of the religion.
affiliations and forge ahead in unity.
Dr Bawumia made the call at an ?Adua? prayer organized at his
residence at Kanda at the weekend, to thank Allah for granting him
travelling mercies during this year?s Hajj to the Holy City of Mecca.
The ?Adua? prayer was led by the National Chief Imam, Sheikh
Osman Nuhu Sharabutu.
The NPP Vice Presidential Candidate commended Ghanaian Muslims
for the united manner in which they undertook the Hajj, and was
optimistic that they would use future pilgrimmages to fight for the
common good of their religion.
?I am proud as any Muslim who performed the Hajj,? Dr Bawumia
stated.
He thanked Allah for the life of the National Chief Imam, and
urged Muslims to pray for long life for their spiritual leader to guide
them.
On the stampede during the Hajj, Dr Bawumia asked Muslims to
pray for speedy recovery for those who got injured, and hoped those
still missing would be found.
He further asked Muslims to pray for the repose of the souls
of those who lost their lives during the incident.
Sheikh Sharabutu used the occasion to repeat the call on
Muslims to co-exist peacefully with their neighbours at all times.
The National Chief Imam prayed for peace and stability in
the country.
Mr Freddie Blay, First National Vice Chairman of the NPP,
was among dignitaries present at the function.
Source : GNA /newsghana1.tempurl.host
