Bhatkal man who memorized 28 juz' of Quran in his 70s passes away aged 75
Bhatkal: Sanaullah DF, a 75-year-old resident of Usman Nagar in Bhatkal, who gained recognition for his achievement of memorizing 28 juz' of the Quran in his later years, has passed away.
Sanaullah began his journey of memorizing the Quran late in life, a pursuit that garnered admiration and respect from the local community. At the age of 73, he had memorized 23 juz', a feat that became widely known after a video of his feat was shared across social media groups in the region.
Tragically, Sanaullah passed away before he could complete memorizing all 30 juz' of the Quran.
Funeral prayers for Sanaullah DF will be held after the Isha prayers at Jamia Masjid in Bhatkal, as informed by family sources. He is survived by his sons, Shafique DF, Rafique DF, and other family members.
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Snowfall blocks two key roads providing alternative connectivity to Kashmir
Rajouri/Jammu (PTI): Traffic on the Mughal and Sinthan Top roads, which provide alternate connectivity to Kashmir, was temporarily suspended on Sunday due to light to moderate snowfall in the high-altitude areas of Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.
However, traffic on the 270-kilometre Jammu-Srinagar national highway -- the only all weather road linking Kashmir with the rest of the country -- was plying as usual despite intermittent rains that ended the over one-and-a-half months long dry spell, they said.
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The Mughal road, which connects the twin border districts of Poonch and Rajouri with south Kashmir's Shopian, was closed for traffic as a precautionary measure after more than three inches of snow was recorded at Peer Ki Gali on Sunday afternoon.
A group of three tea vendors are left stranded on the road and efforts are on to evacuate them to safety, officials said.
After they were trapped in the snow, the vendors made passionate appeals through video messages urging the authorities to rescue them. The Border Roads Organisation has taken up snow clearance work and is trying to reach the stranded persons, officials said.
The Sinthan Top road, which connects Kishtwar and Doda districts in Jammu with south Kashmir's Anantnag, was also closed after moderate snowfall in the higher reaches.
Both the mountainous roads usually remain closed for several months due to heavy snowfall during winter.
