Harmonize seeks Diamond's forgiveness, vows to complete mosque as Ramadan begins

Published By The Statesman For The Statesman Digital
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As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, Tanzanian musician Harmonize has taken a moment to seek forgiveness from all those he may have wronged.

This public gesture of humility comes at a time when the Muslim world is preparing for a month of reflection, self-discipline, and compassion.

In an emotional message posted on his social media, Harmonize recognised his earlier mistakes and conveyed a strong desire to reconcile with those he has had conflicts with, notably Diamond Platnumz, following their widely publicised fallout.

Their close friendship deteriorated after Harmonize left Diamond's record label, Wasafi, resulting in public disagreements and rising tensions.

Nevertheless, in his Ramadan message, Harmonize expressed a wish to heal the rift, seeking forgiveness from Diamond and anyone else affected by his past actions.

The artiste, whose real name is Rajab Abdul Kahali, used the occasion of Ramadan to show a more

"I join fellow Muslims to ask God for forgiveness to the wrongs we have done knowingly and unknowingly as God is full of mercy. I also want for forgiveness anyone I have wronged as I am still a human. From deep from my heart, I have also forgiven anyone we might have squabbled with …I should not have traded word with my brother Naseeb, (I’m so sorry my brother, I apologise. I was late to know that there no one who is perfect what we did together was good and more than the devil who came between us and I don’t see its importance,” he intimately shared.

Harmonize also spoke about the importance of compassion, reconciliation, and giving back to the community during Ramadan. He promised to fulfill a long-standing commitment he had made to help complete a mosque he and his friend had started building.

“We used to remind each other to invest in God including giving offerings in 2018, I advised my brother Naseeb we build a Mosque in our village after seeing how needy people were when it comes to a place of worship. Diamond gave me some money to start the project,” said Harmonize.

He added: “However, the devil came in and the project stalled, until last week when God said enough is enough. From my earning I have contributed enough money to cater to the budget until completion and I will be happy if it will be done by the time we celebrate Eid Fitfr. Having talked to my fellow village mates, we have agreed to name the mosque Masjid Naseeb. May God bless you my brother. Ramadhan Kareem.”

The announcement has been met with a wave of support from his fans and followers, many of whom have applauded the artist for his humility and commitment to his promises.