The holy Eid-e-Miladunnabi will be observed on Sunday throughout the country with due religious fervor, marking the day of birth and passing away of Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh).
On this day in 570, the 12 Rabiul Awal of the Hijri calendar the Great Prophet of Islam was born in Makkah with divine blessings and messages of peace for mankind. He also assumed to be passed away on the same day.
President Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have issued separate messages greeting the people of the country and the Muslims across the world on the occasion.
The President in his message said the Prophet's teachings in religious and worldly life are for all mankind to follow.” May the life and philosophy of the Prophet (PBUH) enlighten all our lives, may it guide our journeys,” he said.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hsaina said, “I believe that peace, justice and welfare of the world can be ensured only through following the unique lifestyle of the Prophet (PBUH), his universal teachings and Sunnah in today's conflict-stricken world with the Coronavirus pandemic”
She urged all to follow the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
The day is a public holiday.
Different government and non-government organisations, including the Islamic Foundation (IF), have chalked out elaborate programmes to mark the day.
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