63-year-old Bhatkal woman memorizes holy Quran, becomes example of "age is just a number"
The woman reportedly lost her husband after starting her hifz classes but continued the process
A 63-year-old woman has set an example of will and dedication by memorizing the Holy Quran at the age of 63.
The woman, identified as Bibi Shahar Baanu reportedly completed the process of memorizing Quran in three and half years at a Madrasa arrangement of Markazi Khalifa Jamat-ul-Muslimeen, Bhatkal.
Ever since the report went public through local Instagram pages, and other social media platforms, people have lauded the will and dedication shown by Shahar Banu in completing the memorization of Quran at the age of 63.
What has caught the eyeballs of the people is the fact that Shahar Baanu lost her husband just as she started her hifz, but did not lose her will and dedication and memorized the holy Quran recently.
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In matters concerning liberty of citizens, every single day counts: SC
New Delhi (PTI): Every single day counts in matters concerning the liberty of citizens, the Supreme Court said on Friday while asking the Delhi High Court to decide on the regular bail plea of a businessman in a corruption case related to the now scrapped Delhi excise policy.
The petitioner's regular bail application has been heard by the high court on 40 occasions and now the matter has been adjourned to July 8, a bench of Justices B R Gavai and Sandeep Mehta was told by senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for businessman Amandeep Singh Dhall.
"This cannot be that after 40 hearings, you don't decide the regular bail," he said.
The bench noted it has been informed that his regular bail plea was filed in July last year.
"In matters concerning the liberty of citizens, every single day counts. Keeping the matter of regular bail pending after almost 11 months deprives the petitioner of his liberty," the bench said.
"We request the high court to decide the bail application prior to the closure for summer vacations," it said.
Summer vacations in the high court start from June 3. May 31 will be the last working day.
Dhall is an accused in separate cases linked to the excise policy which are being probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The ED's money laundering case stems from a CBI FIR.
A trial court had earlier dismissed his regular bail plea in a corruption case lodged by the CBI.
According to the probe agencies, Dhall allegedly conspired with other accused and was "actively" involved in the formulation of the liquor policy and facilitating kickbacks to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and its recoupment by the "South Group" through various means.
According to the CBI and the ED, irregularities were committed while modifying the excise policy and undue favours extended to licence holders.
The Delhi government implemented the policy on November 17, 2021 and scrapped it at the end of September 2022 amid allegations of corruption.
