The President of the Islamic Council in Addis Ababa, Sheikh Sultan Aman, lauded Saudi Arabia's pioneering role in serving Islam and Muslims worldwide. He highlighted the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah, and Guidance's efforts to organize intensive scientific courses to train imams, preachers, and religious scholars in Ethiopia. These courses aim to promote moderation and enhance the skills of those engaged in religious instruction. Sheikh Aman expressed his gratitude to Saudi Arabia for its invaluable services to Islam and Muslims, noting the Kingdom's significant contributions to Ethiopia's religious community. He noted the many scholars and preachers who have graduated from Saudi universities and the Kingdom's generous support during Ramadan, such as distributing dates to break fasting. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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