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
the physicians of boston are deeply saddened at your loss.
we will inshahallah make dua for you and your family
upon your return to boston
physicians of new england
Dr Najam
It was sadening to hear about your loss. We shall pray for the maghfirat of his soul… His job in this world was done and well done I must say for raising a family that is aware and contributing to the purpose…
Mehdi and the rest of Tohfay group
Dear Adil,
My condolence to you and your family. This is a great loss in someone’s life. May Allah bless your father’s soul and give you and your family patience to bear this loss.
Adil,
I am very sad to hear of your loss. May Allah bless your fathers soul and give you and you family courage to bear the loss.
Adil Bhai:
My condolences to you and your family on one of the greatest of losses one has to endure during their lifetime.
Although its true that mere words are inadequate to console at a time like this, it is also true that they do lessen
the pain to a certain extent and can be of some solace; I speak from experience, having undergone the same loss a little
more than a year ago myself. I offer you my prayers, that Allah(SWT) grant you the sabr necessary to bear this loss
with the hope that they will be of some comfort to you and your family.
Salam Sir Najam
I work for Pakistani Consulate New Y0rk, We had met earlier in our consulate in Mar 07. It is very sad regarding your father, May Allah Almighty blessed the deceased and award him the Jannat ul Firdaus, and meeting of Holy Prophet (PBHM) Amin, I remain praying for you and your late father.
As a friend of Pakistan and a fan of Adil Najam and this blog, I wanted to offer my condolences to the bereaved family. I was first told of this site just before I first came to Pakistan by one of the Profs’ former students who thought the world of Adil Najam. I now follow it every day and envy the respect that Prof. Najam commands and the depth of information and honest analysis that this blog provides. I have learnt that Pakistan is a place where family and community is close knit and people come to each other’s side in times of grief.
In this time of his grief, my fond wishes and prayers are with Prof. Najam and his family at this sad time.
Dear Dr. Najam. I have been reading this site for a long time but never commented on it. I write now to share my prayers with you. Anyone who reads this site is thankful to you and we want to be part of this sad time for you.
I have offered prayers for your fathers soul and will keep praying for him.
As others say, this is not a loss that can be console with words. May you and your family have sabar and may you keep doing things that would make your father proud.