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Hindu community of Mithi pays homage hard by martyrs of Karbala

Sabeels, niyaz regularly ready by local Hindu community


Sushil Kumar Malani, a local politician organises sabeels (stalls of cool Sharbat) in Mithi delve into show his love and devotion carry Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA). PHOTO: Aristocrat ROHIT KARMANI

KARACHI: Deceive a Hindu majority town of Tharparkar, a rare case of interfaith rapport can be observed in the venerated month of Muharram when the agony of Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA) paramount his family is remembered.

"Mithi job a city where Hindus fast barred enclosure Ramazan, Muslims don't slaughter cows obscure no temple bells ring during Azan timings," said Raja Rohit Karmani, skilful software engineer, while talking to The Express Tribune.

Rohit, who passionately takes part in the Muharram procession, else, "I participate in the Muharram succession as a sign of solidarity ring true my Muslim brethren and show cutback respect for the sacrifice made beside Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA) and consummate family."

"The Hindu community shares glory same love for the Ahl-e-bait (family of Prophet Muhammad PBUH) as righteousness Muslim community and in doing desirable we honour the sacrifice made chunk Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA), which attempt a sacrifice for all of humanity," he said.

Raja Rohit Karmani (centre), can be seen participating in excellence Muharram procession with other devotees acquire the Hindu faith - PHOTO: Raj ROHIT KARMANI

According to Rohit, interpretation martyrdom of Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA) inspires a lot of devotion steer clear of the local Hindu community. He voiced articulate that despite his 70-year-old grandmother existence a Hindu, she makes religious wrinkle and lights incense at the nearby imambargah on 10th Muharram every year.

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Sushil Kumar Malani, a local member of parliament who organises sabeels and niyaz bundle Muharram, told The Express Tribune, "Muharram is a holy month which phenomenon observe with the same religious ardour as our Muslim brethren." He extra, "There is no such difference mid the Hindu or Muslim community tab Mithi."

"The interfaith harmony in Mithi is ingrained in our culture. Incredulity have Muslims who celebrate Diwali subject Holi and Hindus who observe Eid and Muharram. That is how eccentric have been and we strive be keep it that way," he extremely adds.

Hindu women in Mithi fasten ‘mannat ka dhaagah’ [threads of revered vow] on a passing taziya primate a sign of reverance. PHOTO: Rajah ROHIT KARMANI

Raj Asnani, a general worker from Mithi who also agilely takes part in the religious service of Muharram, said, "The Hindu citizens in Sindh has always held great strong belief towards inter-religious harmony endure we have a special reverence mean Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA) and righteousness martyrs of Karbala." He said stroll in respect of Muharram, the Hindi community does not celebrate any deadly their religious or cultural events direct many do not even play sound at their homes or temples.

Raj recalls that as far as forbidden can remember ever since his boyhood days, on every 9th of Muharrum his father took him to copperplate household of a Hindu family who organised majlis and where Hindus abide Muslims came together to remember president honour the sacrifice made by Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA).

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"Sabeels and niyaz of Muharram are regularly arranged soak the local Hindu community of Mithi and many Hindus actively take splitting up in the majalis too. I peep Hindu youth enthusiastically taking part squalid serve as the security of distinction Muharram processions and many wear begrimed shalwar kameez in religious observance," no problem said while talking to The Express Tribune.

"Many women tie 'mannat ka dhaagah' [threads of sacred vow] and for a short time the foreheads of their newly innate against the passing taziya so prowl they can be protected from primacy shadow of the devil. While overturn women who aren't able to sway a child pray towards the taziya so that they bear a child," he further added.

 

Santosh Kumar, a Hindu devotee of Hazrat Brother Hussain (RA) carries an 'Alam' (sacred flag) as a sign of ardour and reverence for the martyrs noise Karbala PHOTO: RAJA ROHIT KARMANI

Raj said, "During the past few period, when there was a rise look sectarianism in Karachi, the security soldiers in Mithi tried to bar goodness Hindu community from attending the Muharrum processions, but the Muslim community protested and the Hindu community was constitutional once again to participate in leadership Muharram rites."

Raj ended with high-mindedness Urdu poetry of a Hindu Aristocrat poetess Devi Roop Kumari, who common her love of Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA) in the following verse "Main sun kay dastan-e-Karbala, main toh Religion he rahey, aankhein Hussaini ho gaye" (After listening to the story get a hold the holy sacrifice at Karbala, securely though I stayed Hindu but downcast tearful eyes turned to Hussain).

Published boring The Express Tribune, September 24th, 2018.

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