ramadan
On the occasion of Laylat al-Qadr, the Homs Awqaf Directorate held a religious ceremony at the Al-Atassi Mosque in Homs.
The Governor of Homs, Engineer Bassam Parsik, stressed during the ceremony the importance of benefiting from the meanings of the blessed month of Ramadan and the specialty of Laylat al-Qadr by strengthening the state of social solidarity between each other and extending a helping hand to help the families in need, and that doing good in the month of Ramadan continues throughout the year.
The ceremony included a speech by the Directorate of Awqaf of Homs, delivered by Sheikh Muhammad Saer Shabaan, in which he spoke about the sanctity of the Night of Power, which is better than a thousand months, in addition to the closing prayer of Sheikh Abdullah Shibli Khader, in which he called for Syria and strengthening its steadfastness under the current circumstances. Mercy for the souls of its military and civilian martyrs are the titles of its victory.
The religious ceremony on Laylat al-Qadr also included a bouquet of religious songs by the Rouh al-Sham band, under the supervision of vocalist Abdul Karim Shamiya.
The Governor of Homs, Engineer Bassam Parsik, stressed during the ceremony the importance of benefiting from the meanings of the blessed month of Ramadan and the specialty of Laylat al-Qadr by strengthening the state of social solidarity between each other and extending a helping hand to help the families in need, and that doing good in the month of Ramadan continues throughout the year.
The ceremony included a speech by the Directorate of Awqaf of Homs, delivered by Sheikh Muhammad Saer Shabaan, in which he spoke about the sanctity of the Night of Power, which is better than a thousand months, in addition to the closing prayer of Sheikh Abdullah Shibli Khader, in which he called for Syria and strengthening its steadfastness under the current circumstances. Mercy for the souls of its military and civilian martyrs are the titles of its victory.
The religious ceremony on Laylat al-Qadr also included a bouquet of religious songs by the Rouh al-Sham band, under the supervision of vocalist Abdul Karim Shamiya.