Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud sent Ramadan greetings to Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, wishing him health and well-being. The Saudi monarch expressed hopes for peace and stability in Syria during the holy month. Several Arab and Islamic nations will look for the crescent moon on Friday to determine the start of Ramadan. This exchange occurs amid a pivotal political transition in Syria following Bashar al-Assad’s flight to Russia.
On Thursday, Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud conveyed Ramadan greetings to Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa. The message, issued by the Syrian presidency, expressed King Salman’s earnest wishes for the health and happiness of President al-Sharaa, along with hopes for security and stability for the Syrian Arab Republic and its citizens during this holy month.
In addition to sending greetings, King Salman expressed his desire for the holy month of Ramadan to bring prosperity and blessings to all peoples of the Islamic nation. As the Islamic community prepares for Ramadan, numerous Arab and Islamic countries plan to observe the crescent moon on Friday, which will determine the official commencement of the fasting month.
Following a significant political shift, Bashar al-Assad, who had served as Syria’s leader for almost 25 years, fled to Russia on December 8, marking the end of the Baath Party’s regime that had persisted since 1963. The next day, President al-Sharaa appointed Mohammed Al-Bashir to form a government tasked with guiding Syria through a transitional period.
In summary, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has extended Ramadan greetings to the newly appointed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, emphasizing themes of peace and well-being for Syria. The holy month of Ramadan is anticipated to commence soon, as various countries prepare to sight the crescent moon. This message also reflects a significant change in Syria’s political landscape following the departure of Bashar al-Assad.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
