Srinagar, Sep 12 : Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) chief and former Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah expressed heartfelt prayers for peace and relief for the people of Jammu and Kashmir amid ongoing challenges.
Speaking on Friday, he extended his sympathies to Muslims suffering in Gaza and other conflict zones worldwide, invoking blessings for all Muslims and the region of J&K.
“May Allah relieve the people of Jammu and Kashmir from their troubles. Conflict is widespread globally, and Muslims are enduring immense suffering in Gaza and elsewhere. May Allah bless all Muslims and the people of J&K. May He grant peace and brotherhood between Muslims and Hindus,” Farooq Abdullah said. He also prayed for forgiveness of sins on this special Friday, underscoring the spiritual significance of the day.
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, accompanied by his father Dr. Farooq Abdullah, participated in the congregational Friday prayers at the revered Hazratbal Dargah shrine in Srinagar. Thousands of devotees gathered at the historic shrine to offer prayers and witness the ceremonial display of the holy relic of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), marking the Friday following Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (SAW).
The Hazratbal shrine, a significant spiritual site in Kashmir, attracted large crowds as devotees came together in unity and faith.(KNS)
