Rawalpindi, The death anniversary of Hazrat Khadijah Al-Kubra (AS), a significant figure in Islamic history, was solemnly commemorated across Rawalpindi, marking a period of universal mourning established by Quaid Millat-e-Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Mousavi. The event, which resonated with the themes of devotion and respect, saw scholars and community members gather in mosques and imam bargahs to reflect on the profound impact of Hazrat Khadijah’s life and legacy.
According to Tehreek Nafaze Fiqhe Jafariya, the observance included poignant addresses by religious scholars emphasizing the enduring influence of Hazrat Khadijah’s sacrifices for Islam. Allama Syed Qamar Haiderzidi, speaking at Ali Mosque under the auspices of Mukhtar Students Organization, highlighted the pivotal role of Hazrat Khadijah, alongside Hazrat Abu Talib, in supporting the early days of Islam and their exemplary principles as foundational pillars for the community’s strength and resilience.
The speakers underscored the idea that officially recognizing Hazrat Khadijah’s death anniversary could serve as a potent reminder of her contributions and a means to galvanize societal and individual commitment to Islamic values. They articulated the belief that Hazrat Khadijah’s life, particularly her unwavering support for the Prophet Muhammad during Islam’s nascent phase, offers a timeless model of faith, sacrifice, and dedication.
Further reflections during the commemorations drew attention to Hazrat Khadijah’s role as a paragon for women, with her legacy being celebrated as a beacon of strength and devotion in challenging times. Speakers also touched upon the broader significance of remembering revered Islamic figures, emphasizing unity and the continued relevance of their teachings in contemporary society.
The ceremonies across Rawalpindi not only paid homage to Hazrat Khadijah’s memory but also reinforced the community’s commitment to embodying the principles she exemplified, thereby affirming the depth of her impact on Islamic heritage and the enduring relevance of her legacy.