Photos .. Sibaiya religious band in Aswan toured the world to commemorate the nights of Ramadan

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The Sebaia Religious Ensemble in Aswan is participating in local and international cultural events, and the Seven-Star Religious Ensemble has visited more than one African country.

During the holy month of Ramadan, the members of the seven-party religious songs group in Aswan revived the blessed Ramadan nights in Uganda.

Where the group participated seven religious songs of the General Authority for Culture Palaces Egyptian branch of the culture of Aswan, led by Sheikh Hussein Bayoumi in the activities of the Great Islamic Forum and the Egyptian cultural week in the Republic of Uganda and provide the praise of the Prophet and religious songs.

At the beginning, Sheikh Hussein al-Bayoumi, the leader of the seven-day religious singing group for the seventh day, said that he had participated in the visit of Algeria, Tunisia, Sudan, Uganda, Indonesia and India. He also participated individually in the revival of religious activities in Italy, France, Serbia and London. , Adding that the Ugandan people asked them to hear the noble prophetic Hadith and Sufi poems.

Sheikh Hussein al-Bayoumi added that they were very pleased with the invitation of His Eminence Sheikh Shaaban Ramadan Mugabe, Mufti of the Republic of Uganda and Chairman of the Supreme Islamic Council of Uganda to participate in the activities of the Great Islamic Forum, the holy month of Ramadan and the Egyptian cultural week held for the first time in the capital Kampala.

He stressed that they found great welcome from the people of Uganda, where he was received at the airport of Entebbe Samaha Deputy Mufti and members of the Supreme Islamic Council and Dr. Ali Badawi Al-Nabi, the envoy of Al-Azhar, who is from the Arab Republic of Egypt and have received a great generosity and hospitality since their arrival and their great love for the people of Egypt.

Hussain al-Bayoumi, commander of the seven-party religious band, said that they thank Ambassador Tariq Salam of Egypt for his keen interest in Egyptian participation.

In the same context, Mohammed Abu El-Ela of the Aswan people says that the religious songs are from the artistic and folkloric fields in Aswan and that the seven-septa band managed to show this color and make it accessible to its audience in Egypt, Africa and the world. And has a large audience inside and outside of Egypt.

He added that the participation of the cultural teams of the Aswan branch throughout Egypt and the Arab world and in various international and African festivals and events demonstrates the status and leadership of Aswan as the capital of African culture, calling for the support of cultural groups in general and religious songs in particular in cultural and artistic events in ins and outs.

Mohammed al-Jafari, a member of the Aswan people, said that the participation of cultural groups, including the religious singing teams, is a document of bilateral relations between countries and peoples. He added that Aswan has witnessed cultural enrichment and hosted many events in the recent period.

Sayed El Masry from the people of Aswan has to embrace the talents of young people in the field of religious singing within the palaces and houses of culture spread in the province within its artistic activities and holding competitions for the promotion of artistic performances of religious songs and prayers and praise of the Prophet and nomination, both at the level of groups or individuals to develop the talents of young people and the selection of distinctive voices.

The Sheikh of the people of Aswan, that the Mushat and poems Sufi heritage and the memory of the audience has a show in Aswan and the high and that religious songs are part of the cultural and artistic life and the festive atmosphere, praising the emergence of youth singing teams able to make their way and maintain this legacy.

It is worth mentioning that Dr. Inas Abdel-Dayem, Minister of Culture of Egypt, has accepted the invitation of His Eminence Sheikh Shaaban Ramadan Mogaji, Mufti of the Republic of Uganda and President of the Islamic Supreme Council in Kampala, to participate in the activities of the Great Islamic Forum and the Egyptian Cultural Week in the Republic of Uganda. To be an opportunity in this holy month to identify the components of the Egyptian personality, and to revive the nights of the month of Ramadan with praise and praise and the dissemination of a culture of tolerance and peace.

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