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Spiritual Churches Council support Chief Imam with food Donation
In a heartwarming display of solidarity and compassion, N’akoa Prophet Nazareth Jamson Ansah , Spiritual leader of Prophets and Spiritual churches council , Ghana has donated food items to the National chief Imam and entire Muslim community .
He said, in this holy month of Ramadan, is an opportunity to share so that those who have can share with those who do not have. One of the things I admire about Islam is the opportunity to share.
He said ,indeed, Allah has granted the believers solace with the month of Ramadan, in which each and every one of us is granted a golden opportunity to practice spiritual endurance, a necessary requirement to overcome the obstacles of life.
The donation, which included bags of rice, boxes of Lipton tea, and boxes of sugar, aims to support Muslims during their fasting celebration.
The donation event was attended by spiritual churches council executives and Isreal King of Jews church leaders .
This act of kindness demonstrates the council’s commitment to promoting unity and supporting communities in need.
He emphasized the importance of showing love and compassion to Muslim neighbors, especially during Ramadan.
His selfless act sets a positive example for others to follow, fostering a spirit of community and cooperation.
This donation is a testament to the spiritual churches council values of empathy, kindness, and social responsibility.
As the Muslim community continues to observe Ramadan, N’akoa Prophet Nazareth Ansah Jamson generosity will undoubtedly bring joy and relief to many families.
The Chairman of the council, Prophet Peter Sampah, described Sheikh Sharubutu as a good leader not only for Muslims but also the entire country.
Speaking on behalf of the national chief Imam , His emeritus Dr. Sheikth Nuhu Osmanu Sharabatu, Sheikh Aremeyaw Shaib said the food items will distribute to the Muslims in their respective areas.
He however commended N’akoa Prophet Nazareth Ansah Jamson for peacefully observing Ramadan despite their individual challenges.
For his part, Sheikh Sharubutu commended the spiritual churches for their kind gesture and pledged to continue pushing for religious harmony among all segments of Ghanaians.
He lauded the co-existence among the various religious groups and said such understanding and tolerance had contributed to the prevailing peace in the country, adding: “Allah has bestowed His blessing upon the country.”