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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Adil Bhai,
May ALLAH give you strength and the will to face such a difficult time.
You have made your father eternally proud I am sure with your noble deeds in every aspect and you will be in the prayers of us all.
Feimanallah
Wasim
My heartfelt condolances to Adil Najam on the sad occasion. I pray for his father and also for him; may Allah may give him the courage to face this irrepairable loss.
Dear Adil and family – Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May Allah give the deceased peace in Jannah and you the strength and patience. We consider ourself lucky to have met him in the summer of 2006.
Babar & family.
On behalf of my family and Asian Broadcasting Network, we offer our condolence to Adil on this tragic incident. May ALLAH place the departed soul in his jannah. Ameen
Adil,
I pray that knowing how many share in your and your family’s grief provides some comfort. May Allah grant all of you sabr and acceptance and grant your father a place in jannat.
My image of Adil’s father is that of a strong, upright man working patiently in his garden, an image from 1982, and that is the image I will keep with me.