In a heartfelt message to Muslims around the globe, US President Joe Biden extended his warmest congratulations on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, highlighting the significance of this important festival, emphasizing its themes of unity and sacrifice.
In his message, President Biden noted that his administration has the highest number of Muslim representatives in American history. He expressed deep sympathy for the Muslims of Gaza, acknowledging that they are enduring severe hardships this Eid.
He assured that the United States is committed to doing everything in its power to end the ongoing conflict in Gaza. President Biden highlighted a three-phase ceasefire proposal, describing it as the most promising path to peace.
The POTUS also reiterated his stance against Islamophobia, stating unequivocally that there is no place for such prejudice in America. He praised the substantial contributions of Muslims to the United States, recognizing their role in strengthening the nation. Biden expressed gratitude for the millions of Muslims in America, emphasizing that their presence is a blessing.
Reflecting on the spirit of Hajj and Eid al-Adha, President Biden remarked that these occasions remind us that all individuals are equal before Almighty Allah. He emphasized that Muslims have played a crucial role in the development and prosperity of the United States, reinforcing the nation's core values of diversity and inclusion.
He called for global solidarity and compassion, urging everyone to support those in need and to strive for peace and understanding. He hoped that this Eid al-Adha would bring joy, peace, and unity to Muslims and people of all faiths worldwide.
