Several heads of state, including US President Donald Trump, have extended their special greetings to Muslims around the world on the sighting of the Ramadan moon.

According to the World News Agency, US President Donald Trump has said that Muslims engage in worship, fasting, prayer and charity during Ramadan as it is a holy month of gratitude for God’s blessings.

He added in his message that Ramadan strengthens family and social ties along with spiritual renewal. It is a manifestation of shared human values ​​such as compassion, charity, mercy and humility.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, while congratulating Muslims on Ramadan, said that this month is a time for hope, support and working for better human rights.

British King Charles, in his message at the beginning of Ramadan, said that this holy month reminds us of patience, compassion, generosity and spiritual reflection.

He added that he prayed for the well-being and blessings of Muslims in Britain and around the world and stressed the importance of respect and unity between followers of different religions.

French President Emmanuel Macron said in his message that Ramadan promotes the values ​​of tolerance, solidarity and philanthropy.

He added that he appreciated the social services and role of the Muslim community in France in national life.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said that Ramadan is a month of spiritual strength, charity and community service for Muslims.

He added that Canada considers religious freedom and diversity to be its strength.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, in his message on the occasion of Ramadan, stressed the importance of peace, mutual respect and social harmony and expressed his best wishes for Muslims living in Germany.

Italian President Sergio Mattarella called Ramadan a month of human values, sacrifice and mutual solidarity and gave a message of goodwill to Muslims.