Fejzić: We want to share the joy of Bajram in the coming days with all well-meaning people

Tonight at sunset, as he says, the month of Ramadan ends and the days of Eid begin

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Rifat Fejzić, Photo: Luka Zeković
Rifat Fejzić, Photo: Luka Zeković
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Fasting during this month taught us that the greatest victory is to overcome one's own weaknesses, urges and lusts, and that the greatest success is to build healthy relationships with brothers, neighbors and friends, said the head of the Islamic community in Montenegro, Rifat ef. Fejzic

He congratulated all Muslims on Eid al-Fitr and "blessed Eid days".

Tonight at sunset, as he says, the month of Ramadan ends and the days of Eid begin.

"In the spirit of the message of Muhammad SAW (God's salvation and peace be upon him) that the best Islam is to spread peace to all people, regardless of whether we know them or not, we want to share the joy of Eid in the coming days with every well-meaning people who strive to build healthy interpersonal relations based on the principles of peace and mutual respect," said Fejzić.

After the month of Ramadan, according to him, God has given us the ability to more easily notice sins and the distorted system of values ​​that, as he believes, humanity is running into.

"So Eid is the time when we should think of the family and ask God to strengthen it in the face of the challenges ahead, to think of the youth and ask God to direct their potential in the direction of humanity, morality and healthy creativity, and to protect them from violence and destructive behavior, to think of the workers and officials and ask God to support them in getting a fair wage, to think of the employers and ask God to grant them the feeling of respecting and fairly valuing the work of the employees, to think of those in power and ask God to be just and they have a feeling for all parts of our society, so that no one in this beautiful country would feel alienated or disenfranchised, to think of the state and ask God to make it the home of all its citizens, to think of all people and ask God to guide them to the paths of good , happiness and His pleasure," said Fejzić.

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