Sikh church in India opens the doors to Muslims for Eidul Azha prayer
This is not a initial time that Sikhs have offering space for Eid prayers. On Aug 20, 2012 a Muslims prayed during a same Gurudwara. PHOTO: PPI/FILE
A Sikh church in India non-stop a doors to Muslims for Eidul Azha request on Saturday after a belligerent submerged with rainwater, Hindustan Times reported.
Muslims had collected during a internal ground in state of Uttarakhand in vast numbers to offer prayers on a arise of Eidul Azha though could not ensue due to continuous overnight rains. This is when Gurudwara Singh Sabha stepped in and welcomed them to a Gurudwara.
“Be it Hindus, Sikhs or Muslims we have a clever fastening in Joshimath. The comparison government from a Gurudwara sahib and a Muslim village hold a brief assembly on Saturday morning and done discerning arrangements for a prayers,” Buta Singh, manager, Shri Hemkund Sahib Gurudwara, told Hindustan Times on phone. More than 500 Muslims offering Namaaz in a timid gymnasium of a gurdwara, he said.
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This is not a initial time that Sikhs have offering space for Eid prayers. On Aug 20, 2012 a Muslims prayed during a same gurudwara.
Joshimath is believed to be a final place in a state towards a China limit where Muslims offer Namaaz. Beyond Joshimath lies Badrinath, one of 4 shrines of a Chardham event of Hindus.
“Though we keep conference stories about flourishing loathing in a society, by Allah’s beauty we never witnessed such disastrous things here,” pronounced 50 years aged Rais Ahmad.
Joshimath falls in a Chamoli district home to worshiped Hindu tabernacle – Badrinath and Hemkund Sahib, a Sikh Gurudwara.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1497833/sikh-temple-india-opens-doors-muslims-eidul-azha-prayer/