Ludhiana: Not only Fateh Khwani (Memorial Service) A Muslim woman was held at Satya Narayan Temple in a Mohali Village on Tuesday but also a member of all religions attended her e-magfirat prayer (prayer for salvation) in the communal spirit of Harmoni.
Appreciating the Movement of the Hindu Community, Muslim Maha Sabha Punjab Wat of Joint Dilbar Khan said: “My mother, Bibi Naseebo, died in the eighties on January 18 and was buried in the cemetery of Mohali Mirur Village.
We held the Quran Khawani (Quran reading).
At the local mosque but The weather changes to rotten.
Fortunately, we can move two-e-magfirat to the temple.
“” Not only Muslims but also Sikh and Hindu brothers join us in praying for peace for the dead soul.
This is a good example of Communal harmony.
We have good relationships with Sikh and Hinduism, “said Widden Khan, a contractor.
He lost his father in 1999.
Those who attended Fateh Khwani said it was a human duty to pray for those who died.
Muslim Maha Sabha Punjab Sitar President Muhammad Libra Village Libra Ludhiana said: “The meeting remained small due to the Covid protocol.” About Bibi Naseebo, Libra said: “Three of his sons live in a family together.
He is a godly woman who prays five times a day.
He has taught the Quran for all his children and they all offer Namaz.” Akram Ali, a Muslim from Delandari in Ludhiana, said: “Punjab has many similar examples of communal harmony and we are proud of it.
We respect our brothers from other religions and they return our love and respect.”
Hinduism, Sikh prayed for Muslim women who had died at Mohali Temple
