KENINGAU: Assistant Minister of Finance and State Assemblyman for Bingkor, Datuk Mohd Ishak Ayub, continued the tradition of charity when donating sacrificial cows to several mosques in the constituency in conjunction with the Hari Raya Aidiladha celebration 1447H.
Among the mosques that received the donations were the Nur Islam Kampung Binaong Mosque, Nur Hidayah Pekan Bingkor Mosque, Riyadus Solihin Merampong Mosque and Ar-Rasyid Kota Ayangan Mosque.
For the Nur Islam Kg Binaong Mosque, the donation was presented by UPPM Bingkor staff, Azmi Sharil, together with Tuntumulud Mukim Developer, Nurdin Zainuddin to the Muslimah Chairman of the mosque, Nurul Ain.
Meanwhile, for the Nur Hidayah Mosque in Pekan Bingkor, the handover was completed by Nurdin to Imam Juslin, while the contribution to the Riyadus Solihin Merampong Mosque was presented by Nurdin together with Mohd Anis to Ustaz Esibi Halim.
At the Ar-Rasyid Mosque in Kota Ayangan, the contribution was received by Mr. Atai through the handover by Nurdin.
In his message, Ishak called on the community to celebrate Aidiladha with simplicity but still be joyful with family members, relatives and villagers so that the blessings of the festival can be felt together.
According to him, Aidiladha is not just a symbol of sacrifice, but a symbol of sincerity, love and the spirit of sharing sustenance among the community, especially for those who need attention and support.
He further said that the spirit of togetherness born through sacrifice must continue to be maintained because it is a bridge that strengthens the relationship between leaders and the people at the grassroots level.
The celebration of Hari Raya Aidiladha, which will be celebrated on 27 May 2026, corresponding to 10 Zulhijjah 1447H, is also seen as a field to strengthen unity and instill the value of kindness in community life.
In rural villages, sometimes a sacrificial cow not only carries the meaning of worship alone, but also brings a sense of appreciation in the hearts of the people who see that there are still leaders who are never far from the pulse of their lives.
And in this month full of blessings, the touch of kindness extended by Ishak is a reflection that the most meaningful sacrifice is not about the size of the gift, but about the sincerity that continues to connect the heart of a leader with the people he leads.
Meanwhile, Ishak called on the community to appreciate Hari Raya Aidiladha as a symbol of obedience, gratitude and the spirit of sharing sustenance with others.
According to him, Aidiladha is not just a sacrifice, but also brings a message of unity, sincerity and love in community life.
“Sacrifice is the purest symbol of obedience. May this year’s Aidiladha bring blessings, strengthen relationships and strengthen the unity of the ummah,” he said in his Aidiladha 1447H message with his wife, Datin Tengku Aini Tengku Ibrahim and family.
Despite the festive celebration, Aidiladha continues to remind us that the greatest value does not lie in what we have, but in the sincerity of our hearts to continue giving and sharing.
