Prince Charles sends a message to Muslim doctors
Prince Charles has paid his respects to Muslim NHS workers who have lost their lives on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic.
Prince Charles has paid his respects to Muslim NHS workers who have lost their lives on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Prince of Wales also sent a message of support to the British Muslim community as part of a virtual Iftar at the start of Ramadan.
After using the famous Islamic greeting ‘Assalumu Alykum’, Prince Charles said: ‘Most tragically I know that a number of highly experienced and invaluable doctors and nurses from the Muslim community have lost their lives to this pernicious virus.
‘To their families and colleagues, I can only convey my deepest possible sympathy, and to everyone on the front line of whatever religion, I offer my profound admiration and heartfelt gratitude for everything they are doing for all of us.
Amged al-Hawrani and Abdul Mabud Chowdhury are among the British Muslim doctors and health care workers who lost their lives in the battle against coronavirus.
