However, the official Idd Ul Fitr public holiday gazetted for all Kenyans will be today. But true peace can only be achieved by eliminating all forms of injustices and corruption among leaders and ordinary Kenyans,” he said. At Sir Ali Muslim Club in Nairobi, prayers were dominated by calls for Muslims in the country to uphold peace and coexistence with Kenyans of other faiths and participate actively in the socio-economic development of the country. “We pray for continued peace and stability as the country moves towards another general election. Updated Thu, July 7th 2016 at 00:00 GMT +3Muslim faithful across the country joined their brothers and sisters from other parts of the world in marking Idd ul Fitr, a celebration that comes at the end of Ramadhan.

Source: Standard Digital July 06, 2016 18:45 UTC