Why it matters:
The annual Walk of Pride in Accra marks a vibrant expression of faith and unity among Ghana’s Muslim community. The event not only celebrates the birth of Prophet Muhammad (AS) but also reinforces the universal values of peace, compassion, and civic engagement.
What we’re hearing:
Community leaders and Islamic scholars emphasized Prophet Muhammad’s (AS) teachings as a guide for justice, service, and solidarity in today’s world. Organizers said the event aims to inspire Muslims to live out those values in modern society.
The big picture:
The Walk of Pride has grown into a major annual gathering in Ghana, reflecting the deep-rooted presence and contributions of the Muslim community to national life.
The event, part of global Mawlid festivities, highlighted the holy Prophet’s teachings and the growing civic presence of Ghana’s Muslims.
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