Your bereavement is shared worldwide with all, as he managed to touch the life of many in the Shia community, and outside too.
I started listening to his India majlises way back in 1998 while I was attending medical university, and the lectures would be boradcast before sunset on my side. He was a teacher to all of us, and had so much left to contribute and enrich.
I fondly recall the lectures and many private conversations I had with him as teenager in Dar. I am indebted to him in many ways for helping me shape and develop my understanding of Islam and other essential concepts of shia thought.
I think the most eligible for condolence is the Imam of the Time (AS) as we have lost a soldier and defender of Islam. The gap he leaves in regard to his service to Islam in enormous. "
I started listening to his India majlises way back in 1998 while I was attending medical university, and the lectures would be boradcast before sunset on my side. He was a teacher to all of us, and had so much left to contribute and enrich.
I fondly recall the lectures and many private conversations I had with him as teenager in Dar. I am indebted to him in many ways for helping me shape and develop my understanding of Islam and other essential concepts of shia thought.
I think the most eligible for condolence is the Imam of the Time (AS) as we have lost a soldier and defender of Islam. The gap he leaves in regard to his service to Islam in enormous. "
