Bureau Report
Lahore
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust established Sabeels (free refreshment stalls) in several cities across Pakistan to serve the public on the occasion of Ashura, commemorating the sacrifice of Imam Hussain (AS).
The initiative covered Lahore, Attock, Muzaffargarh, Sibi, Cholistan, Mansehra, and several other locations, where volunteers distributed chilled milk and refreshing drinks to mourners, travellers, and members of the public throughout the day.
Hundreds of people benefited from the service, which was organised to provide relief during the summer heat while promoting the values of compassion, generosity, and community service associated with the spirit of Ashura.
A spokesperson for Al Mustafa Welfare Trust said the organisation remains committed to serving humanity regardless of background and continues to organise welfare initiatives across Pakistan and abroad. The Ashura Sabeels reflect the Trust’s dedication to honouring the timeless message of sacrifice, humanity, and selfless service exemplified by Imam Hussain (AS).
The initiative was widely appreciated by local communities, who commended the volunteers for their dedication and the Trust for promoting unity, kindness, and public welfare on this significant religious occasion.
