Dr. Muhammad Nazir Shehu Congratulates Muslims on the New Islamic Year 1448 AH, Commends Healthcare Workers
The General Manager of the Katsina State Hospital Services Management Board, Dr. Muhammad Nazir Shehu, has extended heartfelt congratulations to the management, staff, healthcare workers, patients, and the entire Muslim Ummah on the occasion of the New Islamic Year, 1448 AH.
In a goodwill message marking the commencement of the month of Muharram, Dr. Shehu described the Islamic New Year as a significant period for reflection, spiritual renewal, and recommitment to the values of Islam.
He noted that the Hijrah (migration) of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) remains a timeless lesson in faith, perseverance, sacrifice, resilience, hope, and unwavering trust in Almighty Allah, urging Muslims to draw inspiration from its enduring teachings.
According to the General Manager, the beginning of the new Islamic year presents an opportunity for individuals and communities to embrace righteousness, honesty, compassion, unity, and selfless service while promoting peaceful coexistence and collective development.
Dr. Shehu also commended the dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment of healthcare workers and staff under the Katsina State Hospital Services Management Board, describing their contributions to quality healthcare delivery as invaluable to the wellbeing of the people of Katsina State.
He encouraged healthcare personnel and the general public to uphold the virtues of discipline, integrity, patience, excellence, and compassion in both their professional responsibilities and daily lives.
The General Manager prayed for Almighty Allah (SWT) to make the year 1448 AH one of abundant blessings, good health, peace, security, prosperity, and renewed hope for Katsina State, Nigeria, and the entire Muslim Ummah. He also prayed for Allah's mercy, forgiveness, and guidance for all believers.
Dr. Shehu wished Muslims and all residents a peaceful, prosperous, and blessed New Islamic Year, expressing optimism that the year would bring greater unity, progress, and wellbeing to society.
He concluded his message by wishing the Muslim faithful a happy and rewarding New Islamic Year 1448 AH.
