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Ras Islam warns politicians against mixing religion with partisan politics

Afrobeat artiste Ras Islam Afrobeat artiste Ras Islam has cautioned politicians against mixing religion with partisan politics, warning that the practice could undermine Ghana’s religious tolerance and peaceful coexistence.
Ras Islam cited the role of the National Chief Imam as an example of how religious leadership can remain separate from partisan politics.
Speaking in an interview with Neesim TV in Tamale, Ras Islam said using religion for political purposes could create divisions between Muslims and Christians and weaken social cohesion.
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