30 mattresses have been given to the newly built Sharubutu Salibu Salam Islamic Institute by foam producer Latex Foam.
The National Chief Imam, Sheikh Dr. Usmanu Nuhu Sharubutu, established the institute with the goal of advancing Islamic education and training for the advancement of society's moral and spiritual well-being.
It is situated in the Greater Accra Region at Djorman, a fishing hamlet close to Weija, and its main objectives include assisting pupils in memorising and understanding the Quran's core teachings.
Dr. Yakubu Diomande, the company's export manager, delivered the products on behalf of the organisation and stated that the act was a part of Latex Foam's corporate social responsibility "toward a good cause."
He continued by saying that the gesture was made to facilitate the institute's seamless operation.
He remarked, "We consider it an honour to be granted the opportunity to support this institute and to contribute to it.
assisting with initiative
According to Dr. Diomande, Latex Foam has grown to be more than just a family to the National Chief Imam's office, and the business will keep supporting his efforts to enhance the welfare of the Muslim community and society at large.
He praised the Chief Imam for starting the initiative and said it will assist many young Muslims in learning the correct Islamic teachings and, in doing so, demonstrate to the rest of the world what the Islamic faith is all about.
The items were accepted by the institute's board, which was chaired by Risikatu Vanderpuije and included members Sheikh Armiyawo Shaibu, Mustapha Abdul-Latif Sanni, Ismaila Aburo Dan-Raki, Abdul-Latif Abdul Salam, and Alhaji Latif Abdulsalam.
On behalf of the Chief Imam, Mrs. Vanderpuije thanked Latex Foam for the contribution and hoped that the business would continue to prosper.
She claimed that Latex Foam has grown to be a dependable and trusted ally of the Chief Imam's office, always prepared to assist the office's efforts.