In Kyrgyzstan, the Muslim holiday is being celebrated ensuring that precautionary measures are in place.
On July 20, President of the Kyrgyz Republic Sadyr Japarov congratulated the people of Kyrgyzstan on the Muslim holiday Kurman Ait that is celebrated throughout the country, the press office of the President of Kyrgyzstan reported to CentralAsia.news.
In his message, the leader of Kyrgyzstan sincerely congratulated the Muslims of the country on the sacred holiday that symbolizes purification and charity.
The President talked about the ongoing events, including those related to the pandemic.
“In the history of independent Kyrgyzstan, Kurman Ait is being celebrated amidst the pandemic for the second year in a row. May the Almighty have mercy on those who have died from this disease and send healing energy to the sick,” the message said.
Calling on the people to exercise their responsibility and get vaccinated to protect themselves, their relatives and other people, Japarov talked about the trials that the Kyrgyz people had to go through in recent years and their endurance, patience and victory over adversity.
“May the Almighty give every home prosperity and happiness and hold all troubles and diseases away from us. I wish this holiday to be a blessing for our country and the entire Muslim world and bring abundance and prosperity,” Japarov said.
