Ramadan Greetings

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today extended his greetings to the people as the holy month of Ramadan commences.

In his felicitation message, he emphasized the importance of unity and compassion during this period of reflection.He encouraged citizens to support one another and foster an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding.

“This spirit of togetherness will help build a stronger and more resilient community throughout Jammu & Kashmir,” he noted.Chief Minister Omar Abdullah also prayed that Almighty may answer all prayers and accept our fasting for this sacred month.

He also prayed for peace, prosperity and the well-being of all the people of Jammu and Kashmir.“May Allah’s blessings be upon all. Ramzan Mubarak!”he added.

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Inspector General of Police, Vidhi Kumar Birdi, on Monday, extended warm greetings to the people of the Kashmir Valley as the holy month of Ramadan commenced in Jammu and Kashmir.

In his message, IGP Kashmir expressed heartfelt wishes for the well-being of the Kashmiri community during this auspicious occasion. “IGP Kashmir extends warm greetings to the people of Kashmir Valley on the eve of Ramadan. May this sacred month bring blessings, unity, peace & prosperity to all. Ramadan Mubarak,” the IGP said.

The start of Ramadan in Jammu and Kashmir was officially announced by the Grand Mufti, Jammu and Kashmir, Mufti Nasir-ul-Islam, on Monday evening. This declaration marked the beginning of a month-long period of fasting, prayer, and reflection for Muslims worldwide.

The IGP’s gesture reflects the spirit of inclusivity and goodwill, emphasizing the importance of harmony and togetherness within the Kashmir Valley community. As Muslims embark on this spiritual journey, the message resonates with hopes for a month filled with blessings, peace, and prosperity.

As Kashmiri residents observe Ramadan, the sentiments shared by the IGP serve as a reminder of the significance of unity and compassion, fostering a sense of solidarity among all members of the community. Through his warm greetings, the IGP extends his support and best wishes to all, reinforcing the bonds of brotherhood and understanding.

In light of the ongoing challenges faced by the region, the message of hope and positivity from the IGP offers a ray of optimism, encouraging residents to come together in prayer and reflection during this sacred month. Ramadan in Kashmir symbolizes a time of spiritual renewal and community engagement, and the IGP’s message embodies the spirit of camaraderie and mutual respect.

As Kashmir Valley residents embark on this period of spiritual devotion, the words of the IGP serve as a source of inspiration, fostering a sense of unity and solidarity among all members of the community. Ramadan Mubarak to all those observing this blessed month in Jammu and Kashmir.