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Hennabail, March 20, 2026: Eid-ul-Fitr prayers were offered with religious fervour at the Hennabail Eidgah ground today, led by religious scholar Maulana Abdul Hafeez Razvi.

Addressing the gathering after the prayers, Maulana Razvi emphasized that the fasting, charity, and devotion observed during Ramadan are processes that connect a seeker with the Almighty. “Charity does not diminish wealth; instead, it protects an individual from calamities. Fasting is not merely about physical exhaustion but is a spiritual exercise to purify the mind and body,” he stated.

He further remarked that a true religion must be inclusive and urged the faithful to understand the profound truth of life and death. He encouraged the community to dedicate themselves to the service of the Almighty through charity and devotion, noting that the rituals of Ramadan carry a deeper meaning of responsibility towards society.

Prominent community leaders including Aliyabba Thotadamane, Syed Abbas, Hasan Saheb, Syed Rafique, and others were present during the congregational prayers.

			
Eid-ul-Fitr prayers were offered with religious fervour at the Hennabail Eidgah ground

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