Prominent Kurdish Leaders Celebrate the New Hijri Year 1446 AH with Messages of Peace and Solidarity
Erbil, Kurdistan Region: Prominent leaders in the Kurdistan Region have marked the beginning of the New Hijri Year 1446 AH and the first month of Muharram with heartfelt messages of goodwill to Muslims worldwide and hopes for lasting peace.
Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani, President of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), extended warm congratulations to Muslims in Kurdistan, Iraq, and globally. In his address, Barzani expressed his wishes for happiness and prosperity, emphasizing the significance of this occasion in fostering mutual acceptance and cultivating peace and harmony throughout the Region.
President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, echoed these sentiments on the first day of Muharram, highlighting the importance of solidarity and tolerance among diverse religious and ethnic communities within Kurdistan and Iraq. The president called upon all citizens to seize this holy anniversary as an opportunity to strengthen bonds and enhance cooperation for the betterment of society.
له يادى يه‌كى موحه‌ڕڕه‌م و سه‌رى ساڵى تازه‌ى ١٤٤٦ی كۆچيدا، پيرۆزبايييه‌كى گه‌رم له ته‌واوى موسڵمانان له هه‌رێمى كوردستان و عێراق و جيهان به‌گشتى ده‌كه‌م، هيوادارم بۆ هه‌موو لايه‌ك ساڵى سه‌ركه‌وتن و خۆشى و كامه‌رانى بێت و ئاشتى و ئاسووده‌يى و ئارامى له‌گه‌ڵ خۆيدا بهێنێت.
— Nechirvan Barzani (@IKRPresident) July 7, 2024
با هه…
Prime Minister Masrour Barzani also joined in extending heartfelt wishes to Muslims worldwide on the New Hijri Year 1446 AH. He invoked prayers for a year filled with goodness, peace, progress, and happiness, emphasizing the importance of collective efforts in achieving these goals.
به بۆنه‌ی هاتنی سه‌ری ساڵی نوێی كۆچی ١٤٤٦، گەرمترین پیرۆزبایی ئاراستەی موسڵمانانی كوردستان و عێراق و جیهان ده‌كه‌م.https://t.co/6rVVbxbb6K
— Kurdistan Regional Government (@Kurdistan) July 7, 2024
In the Kurdistan Region, the advent of the New Year 1446 AH holds special significance as communities gather to celebrate amidst a backdrop of cultural diversity and shared histories. This Region serves as a home to Kurds, Arabs, Turkmen, Assyrians, and other groups, forming a vibrant tapestry of traditions and beliefs that enrich its social fabric.
As the New Hijri Year begins, the messages from Kurdish leaders reflect a shared commitment to peace, unity, and progress, offering a hopeful outlook for the future.
