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“As many of our fellow Americans start fasting tomorrow, we are reminded of how difficult this year has been. In this pandemic, friends and loved ones are not yet able to gather in the celebration and congregation, and far too many families are sitting for iftar with loved ones who are missing, ‘the president and first lady said in a statement on Monday.
Muslims celebrate the annual holy month every day from sunrise to sunset.
The Bidens said in the message that “our Muslim communities begin the month of revelation with new hope.”
“Many will focus on raising their awareness of the presence of God in their lives, reaffirming their commitment to the service of others who need their faith, and expressing their gratitude for the blessings they enjoy – health, welfare and life itself, “they said.
They added that the festivities in the White House will be held virtually this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, but that next year they will resume the traditional White House Eid celebration next year, inshallah, and the Arabic word “God” want to “use”.
The president and first lady also noted that ‘Muslim Americans are still being targeted by bullying, stupidity and hate crimes’ across the country.
“This prejudice and these attacks are wrong. It is unacceptable. And they must stop. No one in America should ever live in fear of expressing his or her faith,” they said.
President Biden has promised that his government will “work tirelessly to protect the rights and security of all people.”
He also noted that his administration had ended the Trump administration’s controversial travel ban, which barred access to the country from several majority Muslim countries, and promised to ‘stand up for human rights everywhere, including for Uyghurs. in China, Rohingya in Burma and Muslim communities around the world. ‘
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#RamadanMubarak! As Muslims around the world begin this holy month, let us recommit ourselves to our faith and the good work to which we have been called. Now more than ever before, we must accept peace, kindness and charity towards all people. pic.twitter.com/AQOKFqZtU5
– André Carson (@RepAndreCarson) 12 April 2021
Let Ramadan first reflect on the ways in which we can improve ourselves and protect our communities from injustice, especially our black brothers and sisters.
Ramadan Mubarak.
– Ilhan Omar (@IlhanMN) 12 April 2021
To all my Muslim neighbors, I wish you a peaceful, healing and transforming Ramadan. I hope this holy month enables us to manifest our faith through service to the needy.
Ramadan Kareem ☪️
– Rashida Tlaib (@RashidaTlaib) 12 April 2021