On behalf of the management and staff of the College of Health Technology Zawan, I am honored to extend warm congratulations to the Muslim Ummah on the auspicious occasion of Eid-al-Adha. This significant festival, commemorating the profound act of faith and obedience by Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham), stands as a testament to the virtues of sacrifice, devotion, and unwavering belief. It is a time for reflection, gratitude, and community bonding.
Eid-al-Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, is a momentous event that unites Muslims around the world in celebration and worship. As we gather to mark this special day, we are reminded of the importance of empathy and compassion. The act of Qurbani (sacrifice) symbolizes our willingness to give up what we hold dear in order to help those in need, fostering a spirit of generosity and benevolence that is essential to our shared humanity.
May this joyous celebration bring peace, happiness, and unity to all. In these times, the values embodied by Eid-al-Adha—such as solidarity, mutual respect, and charity—are more pertinent than ever. Let us take this opportunity to strengthen the bonds within our communities and extend a hand of friendship to those around us, regardless of faith or background. It is through these acts of kindness and understanding that we build a more harmonious and inclusive society.
As we partake in the festive activities and enjoy the company of our loved ones, let us also remember to offer our prayers and express our gratitude for the countless blessings we have received. May your prayers be answered, and may your sacrifices be accepted, bringing you closer to the divine and enriching your spiritual journey. Eid-al-Adha is not just a time for celebration, but also for deep introspection and renewal of our commitment to live by the principles of our faith.
At the College of Health Technology Zawan, we recognize the diversity and multicultural fabric that enriches our institution. We are committed to fostering an environment that respects and celebrates different cultural and religious practices. This Eid, let us reaffirm our dedication to inclusivity and mutual respect, ensuring that everyone feels valued and supported.
We extend our heartfelt wishes for a joyous and blessed Eid to our Muslim staff, students, and their families. Your contributions to the college and the wider community are invaluable, and we are proud to celebrate this special occasion with you. May this Eid-al-Adha bring you immense joy, prosperity, and fulfillment.Eid Mubarak!
On behalf of the management and staff of the College of Health Technology Zawan, I am honored to extend warm congratulations to the Muslim Ummah on the auspicious occasion of Eid-al-Adha. This significant festival, commemorating the profound act of faith and obedience by Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham), stands as a testament to the virtues of sacrifice, devotion, and unwavering belief. It is a time for reflection, gratitude, and community bonding.
Eid-al-Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, is a momentous event that unites Muslims around the world in celebration and worship. As we gather to mark this special day, we are reminded of the importance of empathy and compassion. The act of Qurbani (sacrifice) symbolizes our willingness to give up what we hold dear in order to help those in need, fostering a spirit of generosity and benevolence that is essential to our shared humanity.
May this joyous celebration bring peace, happiness, and unity to all. In these times, the values embodied by Eid-al-Adha—such as solidarity, mutual respect, and charity—are more pertinent than ever. Let us take this opportunity to strengthen the bonds within our communities and extend a hand of friendship to those around us, regardless of faith or background. It is through these acts of kindness and understanding that we build a more harmonious How inclusive society.
As we partake in the festive activities and enjoy the company of our loved ones, let us also remember to offer our prayers and express our gratitude for the countless blessings we have received. May your prayers be answered, and may your sacrifices be accepted, bringing you closer to the divine and enriching your spiritual journey. Eid-al-Adha is not just a time for celebration, but also for deep introspection and renewal of our commitment to live by the principles of our faith.
At the College of Health Technology Zawan, we recognize the diversity and multicultural fabric that enriches our institution. We are committed to fostering an environment that respects and celebrates different cultural and religious practices. This Eid, let us reaffirm our dedication to inclusivity and mutual respect, ensuring that everyone feels valued and supported.
We extend our heartfelt wishes for a joyous and blessed Eid to our Muslim staff, students, and their families. Your contributions to the college and the wider community are invaluable, and we are proud to celebrate this special occasion with you. May this Eid-al-Adha bring you immense joy, prosperity, and fulfillment.
Happy Sallah to all! May the spirit of Eid bring peace, harmony, and countless blessings into your lives. Once again, Eid Mubarak from the entire College of Health Technology Zawan family.
Dr. Jonathan Bulus
Ag Provost
College of Health Technology Zawan
