Harmonize

Rajab Abdul Kahali, popularly known as Harmonize, attended a service last weekend at a prominent pastor's ministry. Pastor Tony Kapola welcomed the Tanzanian singer warmly and offered prayers for him.

Harmonize was given the opportunity to address the congregation.

“There are a lot of places I would have been at this moment, but I chose to be here where the voice of God is being heard. It is a blessing. I am a very big fan of God.”

He then commented on the sermon, expressing how he had been blessed and promising to return to the church.

“Pastor said we are lucky as we have known God when we are young.”

Harmonize then knelt, raised his hands, and received a prayer from the pastor.

The artist, who is Muslim, later responded to fans on social media, saying, “We all are depending on God. Get close to him, he will do the rest.”

He stressed that, although he is a devout Muslim, he feels free to attend church services and dismissed rumours that he had been paid to do so.

“It is so funny that some people think I was paid to be there. There is no pastor who can pay me or is able to buy my faith; I am past that. I am proudly Muslim and will forever go to church, especially those that teach how to know God more.”

Here are some fan reactions:

Jescabethina:Mungu ni mmoja, Mwenyezi Mungu akupe hitaji la moyo wako.

Sarafina Nyamvula:From Kenya, Mungu ndiye anahukumu.... usimnyoshee kidole kwa ubaya, jiangalie njia zako je, zampendeza Mungu? Sina haja na like zenu lakini mkumbuke siku yaja na kila mtu atasomewa kurasa za matendo yake. ? Mungu atupe mwisho mwema sote.

Annastazia Jeremiah:Harmonize, Mungu akubariki. You are so gentlemanly; Yesu achagui watu wanaoonekana wanafaa. Wewe unafaa kwa Yesu.

Regina Mussa:Usihukumu, usije ukahukumiwa. Mungu ndiye anajua ni nani anamwabudu kwa roho na kweli. Siyo Muislamu au Mkristo, wote ni wa Mungu. Kikubwa ni kujua nini unafanya kwenye hii dunia juu ya Mungu wako unayemwamini. Harmonize naye kachagua kitu anachokiona kwake ni sahihi kumtumikia Mungu.