Duale Graces Nikaah Ceremony in Nairobi
The bride, Maawa Abdikarim Osman, is the daughter of Hon. Abdikarim Osman, a former Member of Parliament for Fafi Constituency and a close associate of Duale.
Aden Duale, the Cabinet Secretary for Environment, joined family, friends, and notable figures to celebrate the Islamic Nikaah ceremony of Mohamed Abdikadir A-fey and Maawa Abdikarim Osman in Nairobi. Photo/Aden Duale.
Aden Duale, the Cabinet Secretary for Environment, joined family, friends, and notable figures to celebrate the Islamic Nikaah ceremony of Mohamed Abdikadir A-fey and Maawa Abdikarim Osman in Nairobi.
The joyous occasion brought together a diverse gathering of religious, political, and business leaders, highlighting the significance of unity and tradition within the community.
The bride, Maawa Abdikarim Osman, is the daughter of Hon. Abdikarim Osman, a former Member of Parliament for Fafi Constituency and a close associate of Duale.
The groom, Mohamed Abdikadir A-fey, is a respected businessman, widely admired for his contributions to the community.Sharing his blessings for the newlyweds, Duale offered a heartfelt prayer: “Baarakallaahu laka, wa baaraka ‘alayka, wa jama’a baynakumaa fee khayrin” — a traditional Islamic invocation meaning, “May Allah bless you, shower His blessings upon you, and join you together in goodness.”
He extended his hopes for successful marriages not only for the couple but for all, emphasizing the role of mutual support and improvement within relationships.
The ceremony, a celebration of love and faith, was graced by prominent figures such as Garissa Governor Hon. Nathif Jama, alongside other esteemed religious and political leaders.
The presence of such dignitaries underscored the importance of community in nurturing strong relationships and fostering unity.Duale used the platform to address an issue close to his heart—the pivotal role of parents in shaping the future generation.
He called on parents across Kenya to actively guide their children in making wise choices, emphasizing the importance of selecting uplifting environments and fostering meaningful associations.
“It is our responsibility as parents to teach our children how to conduct themselves, choose their surroundings wisely, and associate with people who inspire and uplift them,” Duale remarked.
His message resonated with attendees, highlighting the broader significance of community and family in shaping Kenya’s social fabric.The Nikaah ceremony was a testament to the enduring values of faith, family, and community.
As the celebrations unfolded, they served as a reminder of the importance of shared traditions and collective efforts in building a brighter future.
The Ministry of Environment and Duale’s leadership continue to stand as a bridge between governance and grassroots engagement, making such moments not only personal but a reflection of Kenya’s collective aspirations.
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