Srinagar, July 17: As a gesture of solidarity and support, the non-profit organization Ehsaas The Feeling set up a camp at Zadibal, Srinagar, to distribute refreshments among Shia mourners observing Youm-e-Ashura.
The initiative aimed to provide comfort and support to the participants during the significant religious event.
Burhan Nazir, the co-founder of Ehsaas The Feeling, expressed his sentiments about the initiative, stating, our organization is dedicated to providing assistance and comfort to the community during important events like Youm-e-Ashura. We believe in supporting the mourners who come out in large numbers to commemorate the sacrifice of Imam Hussain and his companions.
Malik Zahoor, the founder and senior member of the organization, also highlighted the importance of such initiatives. “It is our duty to stand with our brothers and sisters during these solemn occasions. By providing refreshments, we aim to ease their physical burden and show our solidarity with their spiritual journey,” Zahoor said.
Lastly, the camp, strategically located at Zadibal, a central hub for Shia processions in Srinagar, witnessed a steady flow of mourners. The volunteers from Ehsaas The Feeling distributed water, beverages to ensure that the participants remained hydrated and energized throughout the day.
Ehsaas Foundation Sets Up Camp at Zadibal Srinagar, Distributes Refreshments Among Shia Mourners on Youm-e-Ashura
Srinagar, July 17: As a gesture of solidarity and support, the non-profit organization Ehsaas Foundation set up a camp at Zadibal, Srinagar, to distribute refreshments among Shia mourners observing Youm-e-Ashura.
The initiative aimed to provide comfort and support to the participants during the significant religious event.
Burhan Nazir, the co-founder of Ehsaas Foundation, expressed his sentiments about the initiative, stating, our organization is dedicated to providing assistance and comfort to the community during important events like Youm-e-Ashura. We believe in supporting the mourners who come out in large numbers to commemorate the sacrifice of Imam Hussain and his companions.
Malik Zahoor, the founder and senior member of the organization, also highlighted the importance of such initiatives. “It is our duty to stand with our brothers and sisters during these solemn occasions. By providing refreshments, we aim to ease their physical burden and show our solidarity with their spiritual journey,” Zahoor said.
Lastly, the camp, strategically located at Zadibal, a central hub for Shia processions in Srinagar, witnessed a steady flow of mourners. The volunteers from Ehsaas Foundation distributed water, beverages to ensure that the participants remained hydrated and energized throughout the day.
