– Raheem Khan
Beawar, April 10: In a heartwarming display of communal unity and spiritual reflection, Beawar witnessed vibrant Ramadan gatherings hosted by local Islamic organizations. These events brought together members of the community to share in the traditions and teachings of the holy month.
Under the banner of the Girls Islamic Organization Rajasthan, District Beawar, an inspiring Roza Iftar program unfolded in the courtyard of Iqra Public Secondary School. Presided over by Muskaan Bano, the event welcomed esteemed guests including Shamama Bano, Sania Solanki, and Mumtaz Ali. Shamama Bano eloquently reminded attendees of the divine mercy that accompanies the commencement of fasting, emphasizing the significance of seeking forgiveness and charity.
Sania Solanki beautifully articulated the deeper meaning of fasting, urging participants to empathize with the less fortunate and embrace a lifestyle of compassion and self-discipline. Mumtaz Ali, the Joint Secretary of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Rajasthan, emphasized the importance of dedicating oneself to worship during the final Ashra of Ramadan, highlighting the pursuit of spiritual freedom from worldly temptations.
Muskaan Bano, echoing the sentiments of the gathering, emphasized the centrality of the Quran in shaping righteous conduct and moral integrity. The program concluded with communal prayers and congregational Namaz, bringing together attendees in spiritual solidarity.
Meanwhile, on Karbala Road, the Students Islamic Organization of India District Beawar orchestrated a similar Roza Iftar event. Javed Hussain, addressing the audience, urged a mindful approach to the remaining days of Ramadan, stressing the importance of seeking Laylat al-Qadr (the Night of Power) and maximizing spiritual gains.
Mumtaz Ali and Mehboob Khan also contributed valuable insights, underscoring the significance of youth engagement in righteous deeds for a promising hereafter. The evening culminated in collective prayers for national harmony and peaceful coexistence.
Both gatherings were graced by the presence of numerous community members, including Rukhsana Bano, Shabnam Bano, and other dedicated individuals committed to fostering a culture of compassion and spirituality.
These events exemplify the profound spiritual connections fostered during Ramadan, uniting diverse individuals in the pursuit of spiritual enrichment and communal solidarity.
