Spotlight Pakistan

Two deeply moving and emotional accounts shared by members of the Muslim community have caught widespread attention online. These stories highlight the innocence of children and the spiritual impact of religious teachings.

The first story comes from Türkiye, where a man recounted that his sister would softly recite the prayer:
“Allahumma salli ‘ala Sayyidina Muhammad”
to her three-year-old daughter before bedtime.

A few hours later, the child repeatedly woke up saying “Muhammad.”
When her mother gently asked which Muhammad she meant, the little girl replied that she had seen Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in her dream, connecting it to the prayer she had heard before sleeping.

The second story was shared by a father recalling an Umrah journey he took years ago with his young daughter.
During the trip, he told her about Sayyidah Khadijah (RA), describing her as the Queen of the Believers, and explaining that every girl who follows her example would be with her in Paradise.

Later, he took his daughter to Jannat al-Mu‘alla in Makkah to visit the resting place of Sayyidah Khadijah (RA). The young girl became emotional and expressed her love, saying:
“Mother, I love you. Please let me see you.”

That night, after returning to their hotel, the child woke up in the middle of the night with a bright smile and excitedly told her father:
“Dad! Dad! I just saw our beloved mother Khadijah in my dreams!”

These stories have touched many hearts, serving as a beautiful reminder of faith, innocence, and the profound impact of spiritual upbringing at a young age.

Former Pakistan cricketer Imad Wasim has confirmed that he has filed for divorce, stating that the decision was made due to unresolved differences that developed over the past few years.

In his social media statement, he appealed to the public and media to respect his privacy, refrain from sharing old photos of the couple, and avoid referring to his former spouse as his partner in the future.

Imad Wasim also cautioned against misinformation, defamation, or negative campaigns regarding this personal matter, warning that any such attempts would be dealt with legally.

He added that despite the separation, he remains a responsible father and will continue to care for his children.

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The Punjab government has approved a significant enhancement in the Dhee Rani Program, doubling the marriage grant to Rs 200,000 with approval from Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz.

The number of beneficiary couples has been increased to 5,000, with a total budget allocation of Rs 1.70 billion for FY 2025–26.

The initiative is designed to provide financial relief to low-income families and extend meaningful support to women at the time of marriage, helping reduce economic stress and promote social welfare.

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In a powerful example of interfaith harmony, a 75-year-old Sikh woman in Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab donated five marlas of her personal land for the construction of a mosque in Jakhowali village, where Sikh, Hindu and Muslim families have long lived together.

Previously, the village had a Gurdwara and a temple, but no mosque, forcing local Muslim residents to travel to nearby areas for prayers.

The land—legally registered in the donor Bibi Rajinder Kaur name—has now been officially transferred to the Muslim committee.

The initiative has received financial support from Sikh and Hindu families, while community elders confirmed that government land could not be used for religious construction, making this private donation essential.

According to the mosque committee, the structure is expected to be completed by February, and around ₹3.5 lakh has already been collected through donations from people of all faiths, reflecting strong unity and mutual respect in the community.

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