Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on Saturday visited the fire-affected Madrasa Ashraf-ul-Uloom in Hyderpora, Srinagar, where a recent blaze caused significant damage. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
The fire reportedly affected two floors of the madrasa and also damaged parts of the adjoining mosque.
Expresses Concern, Thanks Allah for Safety
Mirwaiz described the incident as unfortunate and expressed concern over the losses suffered.
At the same time, he showed relief that no lives were lost.
“We are thankful to Allah that all students are safe,” he said.
Calls for Support and Rebuilding
During his visit, Mirwaiz expressed solidarity with the madrasa management and local residents.
He urged:
- Authorities to provide necessary assistance
- The community to come forward and help
- People to pray for early recovery
He emphasised the need for quick restoration and rebuilding of the institution.
Conclusion
The incident has deeply affected the local community, but the safety of students and staff remains a major relief.Efforts are now expected to focus on rebuilding the madrasa and restoring normal functioning as soon as possible.
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