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Letter to President Buhari from Worldwide Ahmadiyya Jama’at

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Dear Mr. President,

I pray that the current world crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic comes to an end as quickly as possible and that humanity may be saved from the short and long-term effects of the coronavirus as much as possible.

 

In Nigeria, people have also lost their lives from this affliction and for this, I offer my deepest sympathies and condolences to you, your government, and all citizens of your nation.

As the worldwide religious leader of the Ahmadiyya Community, I am writing to you directly for the first time, though our Community has been long established in Nigeria and has a large membership.

 

, We have established Ahmadiyya Schools and Hospitals in your country, which are serving the local people, irrespective of their faith or belief, and, as a result, our Community is well known in Nigeria.

At an international level, the Ahmadiyya  Community is now established in more than 210 countries and territories of the world and our objective is to spread the teachings of Islam.

 

. Certainly, the greatest service you can render to your nation is to imbue within the people of Nigeria a spirit of fulfilling the rights of God Almighty and of one another. Hence, it is my sincere request to you that, as President of Nigeria, you seek to instill these fundamental values within your nation.

Over the past century, the world has witnessed the frequent occurrence of various forms of natural disasters and the spread of deadly viruses.

 

Certainly, the effect of the current COVID-19 pandemic has been unprecedented, causing scores of deaths globally and bringing much of the world to a virtual standstill. As we pass through such extraordinary times it is incumbent upon us to focus our attention to fulfill His rights and of His Creation so that instead of incurring His Wrath, mankind may reap the fruits of His Love and Mercy.

As a direct result of the pandemic, lying ahead on the horizon is intense global economic turmoil and I fear that it could lead to nations, especially major powers, turning against one another and for hatreds and rivalries to boil over and erupt into warfare and conflict.

 

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When dominant and powerful nations become embroiled in war, even the lesser powers and developing countries are often engulfed by the conflict in some shape or form and so every effort must be made to prevent such horrifying circumstances from occurring.

I believe that Africa has an important role to play in the world’s future peace and prosperity, and as the continent’s largest country by population, Nigeria can and should play a major part in this effort.

 

If warfare does break out in other parts of the world, the African Continent should try its utmost to save itself from participation or involvement so that it can be said that at least one part of the world remains peaceful and secure and a continent where human values are upheld.

 

Certainly, if the people of Nigeria and the Government discharge their responsibilities with honesty and sincerity, and fulfill the rights of their Creator and of one another, and forever uphold the principle of absolute justice, I firmly believe that you have the capability to become one of the most developed countries in the world.

Indeed, you and the other African nations together, have the potential to lead the world.

May Almighty grant you the ability to fulfill your duties as President of Nigeria in the best way so that your nation and people may prosper.

With best wishes and prayers,

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Mirza Masroor Ahmad

Head Of The Worldwide Ahmadiyya Community.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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