United States President, Joe Biden, has enjoined Muslims around the world to use the period of Ramadan for reflection, charity, and prayer for peace in the world.
The U.S. President In a statement said as the fasting begins he is reminded of how difficult this year has been. Stressing that with the COVID-19 pandemic, friends and loved ones cannot yet gather together in celebration and congregation, and far too many families will sit down for iftar with loved ones missing.
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He said while the world has seen tremendous loss this past year, U.S have also seen stories of hope and resilience in the face of adversity.
He appreciated the role of American Muslim essential workers, healthcare professionals, Muslims have been on the frontline united in service, faith, and shared humanity.
He said With US embassies and consulates around the world, the Department of State is committed to strong relationships with Muslim communities around the world.
