Mutharika urges Malawians to emulate Prophet Muhammed: Joins Ziyara Parade

President Peter Mutharika Sunday  joined the Malawi Muslims community in the Ziyara Parade  held ingthe capital city Lilongwe organized by   Muslims to celebrate the birth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad.

President Mutharika in Ziyara parade
President Mutharika in Ziyara parade
President Mutharika is met by the Chairman of Board of Trustees Mr Manzoor Bheda during the Ziyala Parade in Lilongwe - Pic by Stanley Makuti
President Mutharika is met by the Chairman of Board of Trustees Mr Manzoor Bheda during the Ziyala Parade in Lilongwe – Pic by Stanley Makuti
President Mutharika in a parade with Muslims in Lilongwe - Pic by Stanley Makuti
President Mutharika in a parade with Muslims in Lilongwe – Pic by Stanley Makuti

The President said throughout his life, Prophet Muhammad preached about love and unity and ask Malawians to emulate the life of the Holy prophet and start loving one another.

“I am very glad to be here today to celebrate with Muslim brothers on the birth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad.

“My message to Malawians is that lets forget the past and start the New Year 2015 with full of love towards     one another,” Mutharika explained.

He also emphasized the need for Malawians to stop hatred, conflicts and violence against one another.

Manzoor Bheda, Chair Board of Trustees Lilongwe Sunni Foundation, said the parade was one of the many activities organized to celebrate the birth of Muhammad.

Bheda explained during the day, Muslims would apart from celebrating Muhammad’s birth also be praying for good rains for this year.

“There will be a lot of things happening but the paramount of all would be sharing of food with the poor and praying for good rains,” Bheda said.

He appealed to Muslims in the country to keep up their faith and continue to love one another.

“I would like to commend the President for having attended the parade and the message to fellow Muslims across the country is that lets keep up with our faith and continue to love one another,” the Board Chair explained.

Every year   just as Christian, Muslims celebrate the birth of Prophet Muhammad. However the ceremony keeps on changing every year depending on the changes on the Muslim calendar.

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