US Muslims offer special prayers for Kashmiris at Eidul Azha congregations
Imams specially drew attention on the plight of Kashmiri people who have been virtually locked up in their homes for the past one week.
NEW YORK: Special prayers were offered for the safety and security of the besieged people in Indian Occupied Kashmir in big Eidul Azha congregations across the United States on Sunday.
According to reports, American-Muslims also prayed for the success of Kashmiri people's struggle for self-determination and freedom from the Indian yoke.
Imams specially drew attention on the plight of Kashmiri people who have been virtually locked up in their homes for the past one week.
They urged the United Nations and world powers to come to their help and push India into ending its occupation.
Prayers were also offered for the Muslim unity, inter-faith harmony and peace in the world.
The main congregation was held at the spacious Islamic Centre in New York City where diplomats accredited to the United Nations also participated.
Most Muslims were dressed in their respective country's clothes and they exchanged greetings and embraced each others after the prayers.
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