Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey

Hisarcıklıoğlu said:

“Holy nights hold a special place among our days of cultural and historical significance, tradition and observances. Bara’ah Night is, like all other holy nights, is a time of contemplation, gratitude and renewal for us.

Providing an opportunity to pray for forgiveness and amnesty, Bara’ah Night is also a time to mend broken hearts; a time to repair misgivings and resentments; a time to overcome feelings of hate, grudges and revenge; a time to forgive in order to be forgiven by the Creator.

On this special night, I believe that our people will forget misgivings and resentments; they will work to further peace, friendship and brotherhood.

It is with these thoughts and feelings that I celebrate the Bara’ah Night of the Islamic community and pray that it brings enlightenment to our hearts while strengthening our unity and solidarity.”