I pray that all Muslims have a Mubarak Ramzan: Prince Charles

Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla wished Muslims a happy Ramadan on Saturday.

In a statement, Charles said, "As Muslims in the United Kingdom and the wider Commonwealth begin a period of fasting and prayer at the beginning of Ramadan, my wife joins me to extend our warm wishes to all who take this opportunity." Month."

He said, "Ramadan provides a time to reflect on one's own blessings and express gratitude for them. One of the greatest ways to show gratitude in Islam, I understand, is to serve the less fortunate in our society." The generosity of Muslims and the kind hospitality does not amaze me and I am sure that as we enter more uncertain times, with many now struggling to cope with the increasing challenges, the Muslim community is again in this position. Will be a source of immense charity to give to Ramadan."

The Prince of Wales said, "There is much we can all learn from the spirit of Ramadan - not only generosity, but also restraint, gratitude and solidarity in prayer that will bring great comfort to many people around the world during this blessed month."

He concluded his statement by saying, "I pray that Ramadan Mubarak to all Muslims. Ramadan Mubarak."