Sultan Nazrin: True love for Prophet Muhammad means living by his teachings
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IPOH: The commemoration of Prophet Muhammad's (pbuh) birth should extend beyond religious ceremonies, serving as a reminder for Muslims to reflect on how deeply his teachings shape their character and way of life.
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Sultan of Perak Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah said the true measure of love for the Prophet was reflected not in words or ceremonies, but in how far his teachings, character and practices influenced daily conduct.
"We may send blessings upon him. We may gather in assemblies of religious learning or take part in processions commemorating his birth. We may speak about his life and his mission.
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- Aug 25, 2026
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