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UAE leaders mark Prophet Mohammed's birthday with message of peace and stability

UAE leaders marked the Prophet Mohammed's birthday with a message of goodwill, unity and peace. In their public message, they called for security and stability in the UAE, the region and around the world. President Sheikh Mohamed said the anniversary was an opportunity to remember the Prophet Mohammed's legacy , which is defined by the values of mercy, goodwill and unity. “On the anniversary of…

UAE leaders mark Prophet Mohammed's birthday with message of peace and stability

UAE officials commemorated Prophet Mohammed's birthday by issuing a message promoting peace, unity, and goodwill. President Sheikh Mohamed highlighted the anniversary as a moment to honor the Prophet's values of mercy, kindness, and unity. “On the anniversary of the birth of the Prophet (peace be upon him), we recall the values of mercy, goodwill, and unity that continue to define his legacy and inspire us as we pray to God to grant stability and peace to all peoples of the world,” he stated on social media platform X. Vice President and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid congratulated Muslims on the day, referring to the Prophet as “the messenger of humanity, the best of mankind, and the mercy of God to the worlds” and prayed for global security and safety.

Deputy Prime Minister Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed emphasized the Prophet's legacy founded on mercy, compassion, and tolerance, expressing hope for continued UAE protection, regional peace, and worldwide tranquility. The public holiday commemorating the Prophet's birth, known as Mawlid Al Nabawi, is observed worldwide, including in the UAE, typically through observance rather than celebration.

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