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Amid rains, Jamia records huge rush of devotees on 3rd Friday of Ramadhan

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
March 30, 2024
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Rehan Qayoom Mir

Srinagar, Mar 29: Amidst the rainfall in Srinagar, the Jamia Masjid here has witnessed a huge rush of devotees on the third Friday of Ramadhan.
The showers did little to deter worshippers, who gathered in good numbers to observe their religious duties.
The devotees underscored the significance of respecting religious practices and ensuring a peaceful environment during this auspicious time.
One of the devotees, Mohammad Umer, said, Ramadhan holds immense importance for us, and it’s essential for authorities to uphold our religious rights.
He added despite the weather challenges, the community’s spirit remains strong, reflecting our unwavering commitment to our faith.
Moreover, as the holy month progresses, residents of Srinagar continue to unite in prayer and reflection.
Meanwhile, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, who lead the prayers at Jamia Masjid, addressed people at the Friday congregation, and lamented that even in the holy month of Ramzan which is a time of spiritual significance when the faithful look forward to guidance and religious sermons to enrich their faith and practice, he is not allowed unimpeded access to masjids and is repeatedly put under house arrest.
As per a statement, he said that yesterday as per the announced program he was not allowed to address the religious gathering at Aali Masjid.
Mirwaiz said that such actions also curtail the fundamental freedoms of expression and religion. Mirwaiz asked the authorities to desist from pursuing this cycle of unexplained detentions, and allow him to continue his religious work of dawah .
Mirwaiz emphasized the virtues and significance of Ramadan as highlighted in the Qur’an and Hadith, underscoring the dual nature of devotion during this holy month: spiritual closeness to Allah Almighty through prayer and the importance of financial generosity.
He stressed that Ramadhan calls us not only to spiritual worship but also to extend our financial support to those in need within our community, through zakat and charitable donations.
He shared that Darul Khair Mirwaiz Manzil has been a beacon of support for the less fortunate, including the impoverished, the ill, and those affected by disasters, for several decades. In light of this, he expressed hope that during Ramadan, the community would bolster this institution’s efforts by contributing zakat and charity, thereby honoring both the spiritual and financial aspects of worship.
Mirwaiz also announced that a special waz o tableegh majlis would take place at Dastgir Sahib Sarai Bala on the 21st of Ramadan from zuhar to ASR prayers , marking the Martyrdom Day of Hazrat Ali (RA)
Furthermore, Mirwaiz expressed profound sorrow over the tragic loss of 10 lives in a road accident near Battery Chashma Ramban on the National Highway. He conveyed his deepest sympathies and solidarity with the bereaved families, sharing in their grief during this difficult time.

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