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Marcos urges Filipinos to ‘reflect deeply’ during Ramadan
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged the public to embody reflection, compassion, and support for others as the Muslim community begins observing the Holy Month of Ramadan.
Marcos conveyed his greetings to Islamic communities worldwide, highlighting Ramadan as a period of spiritual growth and renewed faith, commemorating the revelation of the Qur'an to Prophet Muhammad.
He emphasized that this sacred season encourages deep introspection on one's purpose, the extension of kindness to the less fortunate, and the uplifting of those in their communities.
The President described Ramadan as a potent driver of social change, fostering solidarity and a sense of belonging through fasting, prayer, and charitable deeds.
He encouraged everyone to draw strength from humility and dedication to living by the values of faith.
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