US EditionSteinmeier: "Ramadan Belongs to the Religious Life of Our Country
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For many Muslims today ends with Ramadan's last fasting day.
At the end of Ramadan, Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier pays tribute to the commitment of many Muslims. He also highlights the importance of the festival. At the end of the Muslim fasting month Ramadan, Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier sent his greetings to Muslims and Muslims in Germany. "The Ramadan has become a festival that is also home to Germany and is part of the religious life of our country," says Steinmeier's greeting…
German Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier sent a message of greetings to Muslims living in Germany on Thursday on the occasion of the end of Ramadan, the holiday of breaking the fast. In it, he wrote that Ramadan has now become an established holiday in Germany and is part of the country's religious life. "This year, many mosque communities and families are inviting their neighbors to the celebration. This is a wonderfully generous gestur…
On the occasion of the end of the Muslim fasting month Ramadan, Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier turned to Muslims in Germany – and ... The post Ramadan is "home to Germany", explains Frank-Walter Steinmeier appeared first on Apollo News.
Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier commends the end of Ramadan as part of religious life in Germany. In his message of greeting, he thanks Muslim communities.
First Islam is supposedly part of Germany, now Ramadan is becoming a religious tradition of the Federal Republic of Germany. Federal President Steinmeier is delighted by the fasting break. Thousands of people gather in Kassel on the central city square. If it is after the Greens, that is only the beginning. This post Fasting Steinmeier declares Ramadan on the German tradition has been published on Young Freedom.
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