Eid prayers will not be conducted in Srinagar Eidgah,waqaf Board
In a significant development, the Chairperson of the Jammu and Kashmir Waqf Board, Dr. Darakhshan Andrabi, declared that Eid prayers will not be conducted at Eidgah Srinagar this year. Addressing the media in Rajbagh, Dr. Andrabi cited the unsatisfactory condition of the Eidgah ground as the primary reason for this decision. According to her statement reported by Wattan daily, the ground’s current state does not meet the necessary standards for hosting the Eid prayers.
Dr. Andrabi assured that efforts are underway to improve the condition of the Eidgah ground. She expressed optimism that once the necessary renovations are completed, Eid prayers will resume at Eidgah Srinagar. Despite the disappointment caused by the cancellation of Eid prayers at this iconic location, Dr. Andrabi’s commitment to enhancing the ground’s facilities offers hope for future celebrations.
Reliable sources within the Jammu and Kashmir Waqf Board revealed to KNO that a comprehensive renovation project for Eidgah Srinagar is on the horizon. This initiative aims to address the current inadequacies and elevate the ground to meet the community’s expectations. The commencement of this renovation project underscores the Waqf Board’s dedication to ensuring that Eidgah Srinagar remains a vital center for religious gatherings and celebrations.
While the absence of Eid prayers at Eidgah Srinagar may disappoint many, the decision reflects the Waqf Board’s prioritization of safety and quality standards. Dr. Andrabi’s announcement signals a proactive approach to address infrastructure concerns and uphold the sanctity of religious gatherings. The forthcoming renovation project holds promise for transforming Eidgah Srinagar into a more conducive and welcoming space for worshippers in the future.
As the community eagerly awaits updates on the progress of the renovation project, the decision to suspend Eid prayers at Eidgah Srinagar serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining and enhancing sacred spaces. Through collaborative efforts and strategic planning, the Waqf Board endeavors to create an environment conducive to spiritual reflection and communal worship. The temporary suspension of Eid prayers underscores the need for ongoing investment in infrastructure and facilities to accommodate the growing needs of the community.
In conclusion, while Eidgah Srinagar may not host Eid prayers this year, the decision reflects a broader commitment to ensure the safety and comfort of worshippers. The Waqf Board’s proactive stance and planned renovations offer a glimpse of a future where Eidgah Srinagar thrives as a cherished venue for religious gatherings and celebrations.
