UAE Leaders Promote Peace and Stability in Messages Marking Prophet Mohammed's Birthday


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UAE leaders marked the Prophet Mohammed's birthday with heartfelt messages emphasizing goodwill, unity, and peace. In their public addresses, they called for security and stability across the UAE, the region, and the global community.
President Sheikh Mohamed stated that the anniversary offers a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the Prophet Mohammed's legacy, which is rooted in mercy, goodwill, and unity. Sharing his thoughts on X, President Sheikh Mohamed prayed for God to grant lasting stability and peace to all peoples worldwide.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, extended his congratulations to Muslims, describing the Prophet Mohammed as the messenger of humanity and a mercy to the worlds. He offered prayers for the continued security, safety, and goodness of the Islamic nation.
Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, also highlighted that the Prophet Mohammed’s legacy was built upon mercy, compassion, and tolerance. He expressed his aspirations for the protection of the UAE and its people, alongside enduring peace and security for the broader region.
The occasion of Mawlid Al Nabawi, commemorating the Prophet Mohammed’s birthday, is observed by Muslims worldwide and falls on the 12th day of Rabea Al Awwal. While the date corresponds to August 25 on the Gregorian calendar, the official public holiday has been scheduled for Friday, August 28, creating a three-day weekend for both the public and private sectors. The holiday is traditionally observed through quiet reflection rather than large-scale celebrations.
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