By Our Reporter
The parents, both at home and abroad have been advised to continue prioritising the moral nurturing of their children in order to prevent failure in the future.
This clarion call was made at the "Eid Celebration event" organized by the Nasrul‐Lahi‐il Fathi Society (NASFAT) Swansea Group, Wales, UK at St Joseph's Hall Convent Street Greenhill Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom by the chairman of the occasion, Mr. Abdulfatai Omotunde, who is also the Coordinator, Nasfat Swansea Group.
Omotunde congratulated all Muslim ummah and members of NASFAT home and abroad for the successful completion of the 1448 A.H Ramadan and being amongst the living who celebrated the Eid Celebration together.
He noted that Ramadan takes many negative behaviors from mankind and turns everyone into a new born baby, saying that it was important that "we don't go back to these negative behaviors in our life anymore."
The NASFAT Swansea Group Coordinator urged all parents home and abroad to privatise the moral nurturing of their children for the purposes of peace, happiness, love, growth and better society.
He stressed that the formation of the reflection of the world begins from the home which Almighty Allah has bestow upon the parents to be the first teachers a child listens to and follow all the characters he or she grows up with and becomes the end products the society receives.
Omotunde further stressed that the challenges of moral failure being witnessed abroad further put more commitment and courage for all parents to ensure that their words were properly shaped for the guaranteed peace, unity, happiness, love and comfort of everyone and the society than privatising shifts for survival.
Other notable guests who added their voices for positive behavior for the children and parents are Ustadh Qosim Akolade, a Board member of Nasfat Swansea Group; Alhaji Olalekan Adekanmbi, Treasurer NASFAT Swansea Group and Alhaji Abdullahi Ejalonibu, Patron of the Youth Wing, NASFAT Swansea Group Wales UK.
Other activities at the event were different games for the children, adults, lots of foods and drinks and Dance, Dance, Dance.
The Eid Celebration event ended with high level of happiness and fun with NASFAT Swansea Group Wales UK members and other Muslim ummah within the community.
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