Pahalgam Terror Attack: Black Band Protest During Namaz in Sambhal, What’s the Reason?

Namajis protested against terrorists in Sambhal, expressed protest by tying a black band. Read more on Dynamite News

Sambhal: A unique incident has come to light where on Friday, i.e. today, the namazis protested against the terrorist attack in Pahalgam by tying a black band.

According to the Dynamite News correspondent, the namazis in the Shahi Jama Masjid of Sambhal protested against Pakistan and terrorists by carrying posters. Expressing their anger, they said, “This is the right time to teach a lesson to the terrorists and their masters. We request the government to teach such a lesson to these terrorists that the generations will remember it.

Protested against the terrorism in Pahalgam

26 people were killed in the terrorist attack in Baisaran of Pahalgam city of Kashmir on Tuesday. Saqir Hussain, who came out after offering prayers at Shahi Jama Masjid of Sambhal, said, “It is a very sad incident that this cruelty was done to the unarmed people and our sisters' married life was ruined.”

All agreements with Pakistan should be cancelled

Saeed Akhtar Israeli said, India should cancel all agreements with Pakistan and wherever there are terrorist camps, they should be destroyed.” Akhtar said, “We prayed in the mosque for the unarmed people killed in the attack. This is the murder of the entire humanity and in this hour of grief, we are with those families.”

Opposed Pakistan

After offering namaz at Chandausi's Takiya Wali Mosque, Shah Alam Mansuri said that Pakistan is continuously killing innocent people by spreading terrorism in India but this time nothing less than a war to the finish should be done. He said, "Today we have opposed terrorism by wearing black bands. Today every Muslim of the country stands with the country against terrorism.

Such protests have been done before too

Earlier too, the auliyas had issued an order to register protest by wearing black bands. Following this, hundreds of people participated in the Friday prayers in the same manner. Namaazi Jamir Ali Hasan said, Waqf is the property of Muslims. The government wants to take it under its control forcibly. This is injustice. He warned that the Muslim community will struggle from the streets to the Parliament.