Chief Imam Urges Muslims to Sustain Ramadan Virtues

During the Eid-el-Fitr sermon at the Central Eid Prayer Ground, Chief Imam Sheikh Ghazali Ismail Adam called on Muslims to sustain the spiritual gains achieved during Ramadan. He warned against treating the holy month as a temporary period of worship and emphasized that obedience to Allah should continue beyond Ramadan.

The Imam reminded worshippers that the teachings of the Prophet encourage consistent good deeds, even if they are few. He urged Muslims to remain steadfast in prayer, charity, and supplication, reflecting on the departure of Ramadan, which serves as a noble guest that inspires deep introspection.

Sheikh Adam highlighted the importance of humility, self-restraint, and dependence on Allah, noting that true happiness lies in spiritual fulfillment rather than material pleasure. He stressed that Ramadan nurtures sincere worship and encourages generosity, urging the faithful to carry these virtues forward.