Bureau Report
Lahore
In a heartwarming gesture on the blessed occasion of Eid-ul-Adha, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust Chairman Abdul Razzaq Sajid chose to spend the festival with individuals facing mental health challenges, loneliness, and the hardships of life, reaffirming the organization’s commitment to compassion and social inclusion.
During a visit to Fountain House, a renowned mental health care institution, Mr. Sajid spent time with residents, shared meals with them, listened to their stories, and offered words of encouragement and support. The visit aimed to ensure that those often overlooked by society could also experience the joy, warmth, and togetherness that Eid represents.
He was accompanied by Ms. Nusrat Saleem, Managing Director of Al Mustafa Pakistan, and Nawaz Karral, who joined in the celebrations and interacted with the residents.
Speaking on the occasion, representatives of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust emphasized that the true spirit of Eid lies not only in celebrating with family and friends but also in remembering and caring for those who may feel isolated or forgotten. The visit reflected the values of empathy, kindness, and human dignity that are central to both Eid-ul-Adha and the Trust’s humanitarian mission.
Residents and staff of Fountain House appreciated the thoughtful initiative, describing it as a meaningful gesture that brought smiles, comfort, and a sense of belonging to many individuals during the festive period.
Through such activities, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust continues to promote a culture of compassion and community service, ensuring that the blessings of Eid reach every segment of society.
Photos: Nasir Iqbal
