The Ahlussunah Wal Jama’a Ghana has successfully convened its 16th National Representative Congress, an important event that brought together members from across the nation to engage in discussions on significant matters and to outline the strategic direction for the future.
During this pivotal assembly, the organization made a consequential decision to elect new leadership, which includes the positions of 1st and 2nd Deputy Imams.
The newly appointed leadership of Ahlussunah Wal Jama’a Ghana is as follows:
Sheikh Umar Ibrahim, the substantive Imam, has been retained in his position, a role in which he will provide guidance to the community through wisdom and spiritual insight.
Sheikh Mohammed Kamil has assumed the role of 1st Deputy Imam, prepared to support and work in close collaboration with the Imam to further the organization’s mission.
Sheikh Mohammed Amin Osman has been appointed as the 2nd Deputy Imam, bringing his dedication and experience to contribute effectively to the leadership and development of the community.
This newly established leadership signifies a renewed commitment to the principles of Ahlussunah Wal Jama’a, with an emphasis on fostering unity and upholding the values of the community.
The Congress concentrated on strengthening relationships within the community and addressing critical issues impacting its members, thereby establishing a clear vision for the future under the new leadership.
It is anticipated that this transition will reinvigorate the organization and encourage active participation from all members in the pursuit of shared objectives.
The event was attended by numerous regional leaders and distinguished dignitaries.
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