Owais Mughal
Lt. Col (R) Imtiaz Najam, father of Adil Najam, passed away in Pakistan on May 23rd. He was 75.
Inna lilah e wa inna ileh rajeoon.
Please pray for the ‘maghfarat’ of deceased soul and ’sabr’ to his family. It is also a part of our Pakistaniat to join each other in our times of sorrow and provide support to each other.
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Dear Dr. Najam. My prayers are with you and your father.
Inna lilah e wa inna ileh rajeoon.
Dear professor sahib, your blog brings so much to so many people and I am sure that your parents must have beenm very proud of your achievements. I will pray for you and your father and your family.
Sorry to hear the sad news. May his sole rest in peace and may God give Adil Najam and his family the patience to face this loss.
Dear Prof. Najam
Like so many other people here, my prayers are also with you and your family. Parents are very precious and those of us who have lost our parents know just how much it hurts when they are gone. May Allah give you strength and sabar to bear the loss.
Very sorry to hear the news! May Allah bless the departing soul with everlasting happiness..
Inna lillahe wa inna ilahe rajeoon
May Allah grant forgiveness to his soul
I am very sorry to hear of your father’s demise. As you know I lost my father recently as well…
May you have the courage to overcome this enormous tragedy.
It is also a reminder that despite our sometimes flared tempers and bickering, ATP is, indeed, a “community.”
I think difference of opinion and getting emotional is very natural. two real brothers could differ from each other. I got chance to meet one of the famous blogger who’s your friend too in Karachi and despite of our ideological and religious differences , we had a great time together that is neither he had anything agsainst me nor I. I believe same is my case with other members of this community, I would certainly and always react against anything which differs my ideology but it doesn’t mean I would not like to sit with anyone here at any “Dhabba” and enjoy a cup of “doodth patti” and paratha, typical Pakistani meal for guests.
such sad events jus remind humans that he’s pretty helpless infront of God Almighty and he can’t even do anythin against Him and our infinite wisdom and education gets worthless on such occasion. As you said yourself, death is inevitable.