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Ras Munaif Cultural Forum Celebrates the Prophet's Birthday

Ras Munaif Cultural Forum Celebrates the Prophet's Birthday

The Ras Munaif Cultural Forum, in cooperation with the Ajloun Culture Directorate, celebrated the blessed Prophet's Birthday in a ceremony held at the Grand Mosque of Ras Munaif, under the patronage of the Ajloun Endowment Director Dr. Sufwan Al-Qudah and the participation of Sharia Judge Dr. Ismail Noah Al-Qudah, retired Sharia Judge Dr. Mufleh Al-Qudah, and the Imam of Al-Huda Mosque Dr. Mustafa Al-Qudah.

The celebration was attended by the President of the Ras Munaif Cultural Forum, Abdul Qudah, members of the Forum, the President of the Ain Jna Cultural Forum, Amer Al-Momani, along with a number of community events and local residents.

Participants in their speeches addressed the biography of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, affirming the importance of following his guidance and Sunnah, and recalling the values established by his biography in the life of Muslims, foremost among them are love, tolerance, brotherhood, and solidarity.

They stressed that the celebration of the Prophet's Birthday represents an opportunity to restore the noble values of the Prophet's biography and translate them into behavior and practices in daily life, emphasizing the importance of strengthening the spirit of love among community members and rejecting hatred and enmity.

The speeches also addressed the importance of renewing commitment to the moral and social values called for by the Prophet, and linking the celebration of this occasion to recalling his biography and guidance in various aspects of life.

The celebration is part of the cultural and community activities of the Ras Munaif Cultural Forum, in cooperation with the Ajloun Culture Directorate, and their keenness to hold events that combine cultural and community values, and enhance communication with the people of the region.

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