Former Jamiat President Maulana Muhammad Abdullah Tari passes away

Shopian, Mar 08: Renowned religious scholar and former president of Jamiat Ahl-e-Hadith Jammu and Kashmir, Maulana Muhammad Abdullah Tari, passed away at his native village Kachdoor in south Kashmir’s Shopian district on Sunday, leaving behind a legacy of scholarship, teaching and religious reform.

His death has triggered widespread grief across religious, academic and social circles, with many describing his passing as the end of an era for the region’s intellectual and religious landscape.

Family members and associates said Tari devoted his entire life to the promotion of knowledge, religious outreach and the moral and intellectual development of society.

Thousands of people from different parts of Kashmir participated in his funeral procession held at his native village, reflecting the respect and admiration he commanded among followers and admirers.

The Namaz-e-Janaza was led by prominent cleric Maulana Muhammad Maqbool Akhooni.

Religious scholars, students and members of various organizations gathered to pay their last respects to the late scholar.

Maulana Tari was widely regarded as a respected religious figure, author and thinker who wrote numerous books on religious and social issues.

Through his writings, lectures and teachings, he played a notable role in shaping religious discourse and guiding younger generations.

Scholars said his contribution to religious scholarship and education will continue to influence students and followers for years to come.

Jamiat Ahl-e-Hadith Jammu and Kashmir expressed profound grief over his demise and described his death as an irreparable loss to the religious and academic community.

In condolence messages, several religious and social personalities prayed for his forgiveness and the elevation of his ranks in the hereafter.

They also expressed solidarity with the bereaved family and followers of the late scholar.

Maulana Tari’s students and admirers said his dedication to scholarship, preaching and social reform will always be remembered. [KNT]