Dr. Hanafi Jebali, Speaker of the House of Representatives, has sent a formal congratulatory message to President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi on the occasion of Mawlid al-Nabi al-Sharif, marking the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, for the Islamic year 1447 AH.
In his message, Dr. Jebali highlighted the significance of the day, noting that “on the twelfth of Rabi’ al-Awwal each year, Muslims across the world celebrate the birth of the noblest of creation and the final messenger, sent as a mercy to all humanity.”
He emphasized that this blessed occasion provides an opportunity to reflect upon the Prophet’s teachings and uphold the noble values and principles he embodied.
Dr. Jebali expressed his personal congratulations as well as those of the members of the House of Representatives, extending “sincere wishes for your continued health and well-being, and praying to the Almighty to return this auspicious occasion upon our beloved nation with prosperity and blessings, and upon the Islamic world and humanity at large with peace and security.”
The message comes as Egypt commemorates the Prophet’s birthday with religious and cultural events nationwide, reflecting the enduring influence of Islamic teachings on social and civic life.
Observers note that such formal messages between Egypt’s legislative and executive branches underscore the cultural and spiritual significance attributed to Mawlid al-Nabi in public life. Beyond the religious observances, the occasion also serves to reaffirm unity and shared values within Egyptian society.
As celebrations continue, mosques, educational institutions, and civic organizations are expected to host lectures, Qur’an recitations, and charitable activities, reinforcing the spiritual and moral lessons of the Prophet’s life.
Dr. Jebali’s message emphasizes both the religious reverence and the civic dimension of the occasion, highlighting Egypt’s commitment to integrating faith, culture, and national unity in its public discourse.
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