Connect with us

Entertainment

Let’s maintain connection we’ve built with Allah-Miss Musilimah Queens

Queens of Islamic beauty pageant dubbed Miss Musilimah Ghana have advised the youth to continuously maintain the connection they have established with Allah during the period of Ramadan.

The beauty queens of the maiden edition in 2020 are, Faiza Issah Iddi, winner, Laila Ayub and Khadijah Akobilla, first and second runners-up, respectively.

According to them, “the month of Ramadan teaches one to be pious,discipline and most importantly how to maintain self control, as well as how to improve on their connection with Allah”.

In an interview with The Spectator, they said,maintaining the relationship  with Allah would prevent them from going back to their previous worldly lifestyles.

Advertisement

“We should learn from all the lessons this Ramadan month has taught us which includes sharing, love, peace, humility, respect, discipline, self control and a whole lot,” they noted.

They said that such lessons must be incorporated into daily activities to indicate a complete in attitude change.

Touching on the impact ofthe pageant, they said “it is a platform that is set to show the general public how beauty is defined from the Islamic perspective.”

The reigning queen, Faiza Issah Iddi hangout and donated assorted items to the children at the Oncology Department of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, the Omanjor DA school and the Nungua Central Mosque as part of her “Supportforsurvival” and Operation feed 400 people projects.

Advertisement

Talking about her future plans, Faiza said, “ there are new projects such as “The Muslim Aid” her which is going to be a three-day conference for the Muslim youth and also “The Megalondon” project which is about four projects infused together to make one huge project. 

Miss Muslimah Ghana is a platform that is set to show the general public that there is beauty and intelligence in the muslim community and the modest way of dressing without  showing showing parts of the body just to look beautiful.

By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme

Advertisement
Continue Reading
Advertisement

Entertainment

 Afia Ayiwah out with ‘testify’

• Afia Ayiwah

 Media Ecxel Productions artiste, Afia Ayiwah, has released her latest single ‘ testify’ which is already receiv­ing massive air play and doing wonders in the lives of music lovers both locally and interna­tional.

The single produced by Ghana­ian renowned producer Kaywa, showcases Ayiwah’s powerful vocals and unwavering faith, encouraging listeners to share their testimonies of hope and redemption.

In an interview The Spectator Agoro Afia Ayiwah said her single is a blend of traditional gospel sounds and modern musical elements.

According to her, the single offers an uplifting anthem that resonates with both longtime fans and new listeners.

‘The release of ‘testify’ comes at a time, as many are seek­ing solace and encouragement amidst life’s challenges’ and also remind listeners that faith is a journey meant to be shared within the community’ she ex­plained.

Advertisement

Afia Ayiwah, known for her soul-stirring melodies and heart­felt lyrics, has been a prominent figure in the gospel music scene for several years.

Afia Ayiwah

With a unique ability to con­nect with her audience, Ayiwah’s songs often celebrate personal experiences of faith, resilience, and the transformative power of God’s love.

‘Testify’ is now available on all major streaming platforms, in­cluding Spotify, Boomplay, Apple Music, and YouTube.

By Linda Abrefi Wadie

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Entertainment

Womba Drumming and Dance set to tour UK

• Womba, a traditional cultural troupe in Ghana• Womba, a traditional cultural troupe in Ghana
• Womba, a traditional cultural troupe in Ghana

 Womba Africa Drumming and Dance ensemble, a traditional cultural troupe in Ghana, is set to embark on an exciting tour of the UK.

Renowned for their use of tradi­tional instruments to create me­lodious, original compositions, the troupe never fails to get audiences on their feet with their high-energy performances.

“Womba” means “We are coming” in the local Ga dialect, and true to their name, the troupe makes a powerful impression wherever they go. Their upcoming UK tour, sched­uled for September and October 2025, promises an immersive cultural experience centered on drumming and dancing.

From September 18 to 20, the troupe will host a workshop and training programme.

Advertisement

This event will delve into the history and origins of various dance styles, showcase traditional costumes and instruments, include storytelling sessions, and provide hands-on train­ing in dance techniques, among other activities.

The workshop will take place at Lewsey Community Centre Landrace Road Luton LU4 OSW.

In an interview with their manager, Felix Nii Okai Nummello, he ex­pressed their anticipation for the world to know how hard work­ing the group has been over the years.

“A lot of preparation is ongoing, and we are surely going to make Africa proud on this tour”, he said.

Advertisement

“This is a rare opportunity to witness the vibrant rhythms and rich traditions of Ghanaian culture live in the UK. Don’t miss out, mark your calendars and be part of this unforgettable cultural celebration,” he urged patrons.

Continue Reading
Advertisement

Trending