The Ameer and missionary in charge of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission in Ghana, Mavlvi Mohammed Bin Salih, said this in a sermon to mark the Eid-UL Fitre celebration in Accra.
Source/Credit: Ghana Broadcasting Corp
By GBC | July 06, 2016
Worship a God who stands for peace, love and justice
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission has called for intra and inter religions tolerance as Ghana prepares for another general election.
The mission has also called on politicians to desist from making comments, in the name of religion, that could incite people to act violently.
The Ameer and missionary in charge of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission in Ghana, Mavlvi Mohammed Bin Salih, said this in a sermon to mark the Eid-UL Fitre celebration in Accra.
He challenged all religions adherents to prove to the world that they worship a God who stands for peace, love and justice by leading lives worthy of emulation.
GBC
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