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The National Chief Imam has presented a sheep to President John Dramani Mahama as a symbol of national unity and appreciation for his support and contributions to the Islamic community. The gesture forms part of activities marking the Eid-Ul-Adha celebration, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, during which animals are traditionally slaughtered in commemoration of faith and devotion. [🎥: dailywatchtvworldwide]

Ghana wishes our cherished citizens a safe flight from South Africa. We cannot wait to warmly welcome you all to our beloved nation. Come let's celebrate Eid al-Adha together. We love our citizens. For God and Country.

Today is Eid, give it 5 hours tops, the attacks on Islam will begin. Those who have abandoned their faith and succumbed to liberalism will realize they are people of God today just to spite Muslims. They’ll complain about Islam taking over, they’ll complain about public prayers, they’ll complain about women wearing hijabs, they’ll complain about literally everything and finally say Islam doesn’t belong in the West. And after a few days of fake and misplaced outrage, they’ll go back to no caring about God, they’ll go back their old ways. I’m speaking to you as a Muslim, do not be disturbed, worried or offended by any of that. Offer education where you can, clarify when you are able to, and leave the rest to Allah. Islam is a way of life, it’s the complete way of life. Be proud as a Muslim. Be your best self today !! Eid Mubarak ❤️🤲🏿🎁

Dhul Hijjah 09: A DAY IN HISTORY Today is Arafah 🎊🎊👏🏿 On this day in the year 632 CE, over one hundred thousand people stood completely still in the scorching desert sands beneath Mount Arafat. They were all waiting for a single voice. The voice of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). This morning marked the delivery of the Farewell Sermon by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). This wasn’t the usual religious talk they were used to; it was a radical manifesto that completely broke the ancient world order and laid down the raw foundations for a global society. For us to understand how deeply this day shook the world, let me remind you a bit of how brutal life was in old Arabia. For centuries, everything was about blood feuds, deep racism, and tribal politics. If you did not belong to a powerful clan, you were nothing. Standing on his mount on this afternoon, the Prophet (peace be upon him) shattered those old shackles with a single declaration: “An Arab is NOT BETTER than a non-Arab, a white person is NOT BETTER than a black person, and we all come from Adam, and Adam was made from dust.” In one moment, a crowd that used to kill each other over tribal pride was welded into one single brotherhood 🫂. Apart from the fact that the speech dealt with spiritual things, it also went straight after the economic and social systems that oppressed the people. On this hot afternoon, the Prophet (peace be upon him) completely abolished INTEREST and predatory loans, instantly wiping out the debts that kept poor families enslaved to the rich elite. He then turned to the men and commanded them to treat women with absolute respect and kindness. He reminded them that women are a sacred trust from God, not property. By the time the sun started setting over the valley, he drew a line around human life and property, and he declared them completely sacred and untouchable. As the final words of the sermon echoed across the plain, the sky opened up with the finality of revelation: "This day I have perfected your religion for you, completed My favor upon you, and have chosen for you Islam as your religion." That single afternoon transformed a scattered, warring desert people into a unified civilization that would spread across the globe within a single century. The valley of Arafat is still a quiet desert, but the words spoken there on this day remain the permanent standard for human rights, racial equality, and spiritual accountability. For our fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters in Arafat today, I pray the Almighty Allah accept their prayers, and count it for them as an act of Ibadah. For us at home, I pray Allah accept our prayers. I for one, see myself in Arafat for the next Hajj, I pray the Almighty accept it for me. I pray He makes it possible and easy for you too. Barka De Sallah 🎊🎊🎉 Allah knows best.

It's always been there. What we've always had is a charade of religious harmony. Most Muslims know, that hidden behind the veil of harmony is deep seated hatred for their religion. You see it in the rhetoric of even people who are supposed to know better - top pastors, take for instance what a retired Presbyterian Pastor wrote about Dr. Bawumia on the eve of the NPP Presidential primaries.

The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has announced a ban on Styrofoam (takeaway packs) in Ghana effective 1st January 2027. The ban will cover the production, importation, distribution sale and use of polystyrene foam products across the country. This is a major environmental and public health step!

Undisciplined boys grow up to become undisciplined men.

🇬🇭 Broadcast Journalist, Ewura Karim Adams, has narrated how he was sacked from his previous job at the Ghana Maritime Authority after making a public speech during the Occupy Jubilee House Protests. According to him, his branch manager called him on Monday after allegedly receiving a call “from the top” and questioned why he was still at the office after the brief conversation. He says he was later forced to tender his resignation on September 29, 2023.

As a Muslim, acquiring knowledge is incumbent upon you. You have no excuse, learn the Deen as best as you can. Learn other religions, disciplines, and concepts, etc Learning the Deen helps you immensely as an individual, you’ll teach your kids, and your spouse, and you’ll always be a constant reminder to the rest of the world on how to be a good Muslim. You don’t have to be a preacher, but you will help yourself, your neighbors, and your family. Finally, the hardest part is practicing the knowledge you’ve acquired. We all fall short, but let’s try as much as possible to keep coming back to Allah. When you commit sins, don’t justify it, don’t find loopholes to make yourself feel better. And more importantly don’t put it out on social media, nobody will learn from your sins, nobody needs a testimonial from you. Never boast of your sins.

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BREAKING: 🇲🇦 King of Morocco has pardoned the 18 Senegalese fans jailed after violence at #AFCON2025 final in Rabat for “humanitarian reasons” Royal statement says in view “of the age-old fraternal ties” between the two nations “and on the occasion of the advent of Eid al-Adha”, the king has granted the pardon.

Ɔmon ni information biaaaa. They should say or hold their peace.

In Ghana every journalist claims to have heard or know who Carlos will call or drop. They go like "i like what Carlos is doing", "Carlos isn't listening to anyone" etc yet they are unable to drop even one surprising name. In other countries as soon as journalists are sure of what they have heard they publish it on it on their platforms. Or they stay silent without suggesting to have some information. Here, everyone claims to be an insider with nothing to show for it. Mo nni information biaa masa.

Guys, see what I’m talking about? 😂😂😂 Mom Mommy Mum Mama Mother Mummy Which one is the right one? 😂😂😂

You have a significant following, please stop misinforming people. Don't fuel the bigotry machine. "God" isn't a word used by Christians only. Please stop this nonsense. Ghana isn't like that other country, don't allow them to sow seeds of fear in you all. Please waa.

Multi-Religious country*

You people are fear mongering. Ghana isn't like the other country, you literally learnt RME in basic school. Religious tolerance promotes peace. Peace is everything. Stop falling for these irrational fears.

Ignoramus! He doesn't even know his own history. Loud emptiness. Keyboard warrior take a book and read. Ever heard of Nana Osei Kwame( in the late 1700s)?

Some of the backlash from this exchange reminds us that the religious tolerance we tout is on shaky ground. It shouldn’t be hard to have an honest conversation to deal with the concerns, most of which I think are paranoia.

I love women who understand the etiquettes of their religion. Don’t mind pion man, he is the one who doesn’t know what he is doing. What the woman is saying is correct. Islamic law demands strict reverence for the physical Arabic text of the Quran, and she was completely right to stand her ground on how it should be handled. Imam al-Qurtubi in his classic work Al-Jami' li-Ahkam al-Quran, explicitly detailed the sacred etiquettes (Adab) of the Mus'haf. He stated that it is part of its honor to never place any book or garment on top of it, so that it remains physically elevated above all else. This position is supported by the consensus of classical jurists across the four schools of thought, who emphasize that the literal word of God cannot be minimized or bundled into general office files like ordinary paperwork. Also, her point about ritual purity is a foundational legal requirement. Imam al-Nawawi confirmed in Al-Majmu' that according to the vast majority of scholars, it is strictly forbidden for anyone in a state of minor or major ritual impurity to touch the physical text of the Quran without a barrier. This ruling is rooted directly in the prophetic traditions and the practice of the early generations, who required ablution (Wudu) before handling the text. May the Almighty preserve this woman upon goodness.