MADINAH – Renowned Pakistani scholar Sheikh Bashir Ahmad Siddiq, who devoted more than six decades of his life to teaching the Quran at Masjid Nabawi, has passed away.
The spokesman for Jamia Ashrafia Lahore confirmed the sad news of his death. His funeral prayers were offered at Masjid Nabawi, the very place where he spent his life spreading Quranic knowledge. Following the prayers, he was buried in the holy Jannat al-Baqi cemetery in Madinah.
Sheikh Bashir Ahmad was widely respected for his lifelong service in Quranic education. For over 60 years, he taught students from different countries, guiding them in the recitation and understanding of the Holy Quran. His dedication made him a central figure in Islamic scholarship, and his students now carry forward his teachings across the globe.
In addition to his teaching, Sheikh Bashir Ahmad played a vital role in preaching and community service. Scholars, students, and followers remember him as a man of humility and wisdom who dedicated his entire life to the promotion of Islamic learning. His efforts left a lasting impact, influencing generations of Muslims worldwide.
The passing of Sheikh Siddiq has created a deep sense of loss among his students and the wider Muslim community. Many regard him as a role model for devotion to the Quran and service to humanity. His legacy of knowledge, discipline, and commitment to faith will continue to inspire future generations.
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