The head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in the Holy Land, Muhammad Sharif Odeh, sent condolence messages to several church leaders following a terrorist attack on a church in Karak, Jordan, that killed multiple Christians.
In the messages, Odeh expressed profound grief and solidarity, describing the incident as a shared tragedy. “With hearts full of pain and sorrow, we extend our deepest condolences for this grievous loss that has shaken us all,” Odeh wrote.
He emphasized the importance of unity, describing Christian contributions to society as invaluable, highlighting their work in education, health care, and community support.
Odeh included prayers for the victims, asking for divine mercy and blessings. He cited Islamic teachings about the sanctity of human life, condemning actions that violate fundamental human values.
“We stand with you in this moment of grief, mourning the loss of those who embodied peace and safety,” he said, concluding his message with a prayer of hope and resilience.