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Government distributes relief food to Muslims as period of fasting ends

STORY By JOSPHINE MWENDE

National government officials have distributed relief food to the Muslim community in Kitui county for consumption after the period of fasting in the holy month of Ramadan.
Kitui County Commissioner Kipchumba Rutto (at the centre) and Township Assistant Chief Abdullah Sudi Koko opening up the process of distribution of food at the Chief's office. |MWINGI TIMES

In Kitui town, the Muslim community received 310 bags of rice and 260 bags of beans donated by the National government in various areas of Kitui town for celebrating Ramadan month and upholding the Muslim faith.

As the tradition of Muslims, they observe the holiness of this community which is marked by fasting, reflection, charity and prayer.

The government donated relief food in Mutomo, Mwingi and Kitui towns and their neighboring areas where Muslims reside. This was geared towards helping them after fasting to enable the believers hold on their faith to Allah.

Addressing the media at the Township Chief's office, Kitui County Commissioner Kipchumba Rutto said that after fasting, Muslims should get enough food and it was a way of sharing with the less privileged.
"This relief food is supplied to Muslim community first to help them fast and get enough food after during the sunrise (Fajr) and sunset (Maghrib) and to reflect on Islamic teachings and deepen Islamic practices.", said the Kitui county commissioner.

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