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The President urged the well-off people to stand by the poor people. Sahabuddin. In a congratulatory speech given on the occasion of the holy Eid-ul-Fitr at the Credential Hall of Bangabhaban on Thursday (April 11), he requested the countrymen to enjoy the joy of Eid together with everyone, regardless of the rich and the poor. Khabar bus.
On the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr, one of the most important religious festivals of Muslims, he extended his sincere greetings and greetings to all Bangladeshis living in the country and abroad.
The President mentioned that many people around the world are passing through indescribable sufferings due to war and domination, including Palestine, even during this Eid.
The president condemned the brutality of Palestine and said that it is our moral duty as a human being to stand by them. Try your best to ease their suffering.
He said, it should be remembered that sorrow can be experienced alone, but joy cannot be experienced alone, it must be enjoyed with everyone.
The President expressed the hope that Eid would build a bond of amity, harmony and unity among all. Let the education of Eid-ul-Fitr spread among all, and build a prosperous Bangladesh.
Referring to Islam as a religion of peace and welfare, the head of state said, human values, equality, mutual coexistence and cooperation – these noble messages and ideals of Islam should be spread among all.
President Sahabuddin urged that neighbors, relatives and friends should not be deprived of the joy of Eid.
He urged everyone to work unitedly to build a hunger-free, poverty-free and happy-rich 'Smart Bangladesh' and Bangabandhu's dream of Sonar Bangla.
Before this, the president and his wife. Rebecca Sultana exchanged Eid greetings with people from all walks of life at Bangabhaban on the occasion of the holy Eid-ul-Fitr.
President Sahabuddin exchanged Eid greetings with people from all walks of life, including senior politicians, chief justices, cabinet members, diplomats, brave freedom fighters, judges, poets, writers, writers, journalists, teachers, intellectuals, and civil and military officials. At this time, the Minister of Religion. Faridul Haque Khan and concerned secretaries of Bangabhaban were also present.
Bangladesh /SS
