Maldives' Annual Day of Embracing Islam

The Maldives celebrated the 900th anniversary of the country's entry into Islam, known as "Maldives' Conversion to Islam Day." In 1153 AD, the nation transitioned from Buddhism to Islam after King Dufvemi embraced the religion, guided by the Muslim preacher Abu al-Barakat Yusuf al-Barbari, who changed his name to Sultan Muhammad ibn Abdullah. This event marked the beginning of a civilizational and spiritual journey that endured through the centuries, leading to the establishment of a solid Islamic identity. A large mosque was inaugurated in the capital city, Malé, emphasizing the importance of Islamic heritage, which has remained central to national identity. The occasion is celebrated annually, highlighting the Maldivian people's connection to their religious heritage and their pride in their Islamic history.

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