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. 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.
Dear Adil,
My condolences to your family. Having lost mine almost 21 years ago in my childhood I do know one thing, all these words of condolences coming from every direction at this point sound just like words and it’s hard to decipher their meaning. In every sense it is an irreparable loss. For me Shazia R. Hussain has summed it up in her lines.
Dear Adil Najam. I do not know if your father ever read your blog. If he did he would have been proud to see the outpouring of goodwill for him through you. I am sure he was proud of you anyhow.
We all tend to take our parents for granted too often. Not realizing till too late just how much they do for us. I know from your other posts that you care deeply for everyone including your parents. May Allah give you strength to bear this loss.
I have also offered fateha for your father as I am sure many have.
My wishes and condolences to all your family.
Dear Dr Adil
I am very sorry froy our loss. inna-lilah-e-wa-inna-ileh-rajeoon. May Allah grant him Jannah. To lose a parent is the greatest of losses and I pray that Allah gives you sabr to bear with this loss.
my condolences to you and your family