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Romualdez assures to protect Muslims’ rights as Ramadan starts
House Speaker Martin Romualdez has urged Filipinos to engage in self-reflection and promote peace as the Muslim community begins observing the holy month of Ramadan.
Romualdez stated that Ramadan is a time for deep reflection, prayer, and community building.
He conveyed his wishes for peace, health, and happiness for Muslim families during this sacred period.
The Speaker emphasized that the values of sacrifice, empathy, and charity inherent in Ramadan should inspire all Filipinos to become better individuals and contribute to a society characterized by peace and mutual respect.
Romualdez expressed admiration for the dedication and commitment of the Muslim community in the Philippines, noting their faith and devotion foster unity and compassion.
He reaffirmed his commitment, along with the House of Representatives, to supporting and protecting the rights and freedoms of the Muslim community, standing with them in the pursuit of peace and justice for all Filipinos.
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Ramadan in the Philippines will commence on Tuesday, March 12, 2024.
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