Bureau Report
Lahore
As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid-ul-Adha with great devotion and joy, the spirit of sacrifice and compassion continues to inspire acts of generosity across Pakistan.
Chairman of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, Abdul Razzaq Sajid, arrived in Pakistan to celebrate Eid-ul-Adha among the communities served by the organization. Accompanied by Ms. Nusrat Saleem, Managing Director of Al Mustafa Pakistan, and Nawaz Kharral, Head of Media and Public Relations, he visited a slaughterhouse to personally oversee the Trust’s Qurbani (sacrificial) programme.
During the visit, Mr. Sajid closely monitored every stage of the sacrifice process, ensuring that it was carried out in accordance with Islamic principles and the highest standards of care and transparency. He also supervised the distribution of sacrificial meat to underprivileged and deserving families, enabling them to share in the blessings and celebrations of Eid.
Speaking on the occasion, representatives of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust said that the annual Qurbani programme is about much more than the sacrifice itself. It is an expression of compassion, solidarity, and humanity, designed to bring comfort and happiness to vulnerable families during one of the most important occasions in the Islamic calendar.
The Trust’s Eid-ul-Adha activities form part of its wider humanitarian mission, which focuses on supporting disadvantaged communities through welfare, healthcare, education, and emergency relief initiatives.
As the festive celebrations continue across the country, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust remains committed to ensuring that the joy of Eid reaches those most in need, reinforcing the values of sharing, kindness, and social responsibility that lie at the heart of the occasion.
Photos: Nasir Iqbal
