Message in all Kosovo mosques: Be as careful as possible with women, have property rights

During his talk, Medjid emphasized the woman's right to property, which, according to him, has also been guaranteed by the woman.

Medjid said the Kurban Bajrami holiday should serve as a motivation for society to be as careful with women as possible and respectful as possible.

He has asked institutions to develop and cultivate religious co-existence, adding that Kosovo is the cradle of religious law.

I regret to say that religious freedom and female rights continue to be violated in my country in various ways and forms, deprived of the freedom that Allah has granted to him. Apart from its right to dignified, free life and not overstepped by husband or society in any segment of life. The female still remains deprived of her father's wealth, which the Koran now guarantees 1400 years ago. Kurban Bajrami should serve us as an additional motivation to live up to this right of them”, Mejidi said.

And the same is the message of the believers who establish prayer at the place of worship. Flall Koliqi, a young man from Pristina, told Radio Free Europe, that society in Kosovo should say stop domestic violence.

We have to respect him. To try not to violence in the family, not having brother-in-law among ourselves, to be solidists, to help the poor”, he said.

Maliq Krasniqi, an educator from Pristina, who every time forgave Bajram in the Great Mosque, called for people to be united, solidier and more humane.

I would like people to be united, not to be divided a few parts, that we cannot advance youth. Youth is lagging behind us and there's nothing without development”, he said.

In the mosque courtyard, Muslim believers from the diaspora were also present on vacation in Kosovo. Bahri Boja, who lives in London, said he feels happy that he is in Kosovo for the Festival of Kurban Bajrami.

This time I came here to Kosovo to forgive Kurban Bajrami. Otherwise I live in London. It's been very good, and everything's been going well”, he said.

Kurban Bajrami's namaz has also been pardoned at other mosques in Pristina, but in other municipalities in the country, according to early hours.

The Muslims around the world celebrate the Qur'an Bayram, the festival that comes after the pilgrimage, and is accompanied by the sacrificial animals.