In 5 years , Srinagar man completes handwritten Quran with translation

Sheikh Imran

Srinagar, 21,Apr:- A 60-year old man from central Kashmir’s Srinagar district has completed handwritten holy Quran along with translation in around five years.

Mohammad Shafi Bhat from Firdous Abad Batamaloo Srinagar completed hand written holy Quran along with translation on the occasion of Shab-e-Qadr this year.

Shafi who is by profession a business while talking to VOK said that in year 2018, when he was offering Zuhr prayers and some how started thinking about the day of judgement.

My father used to tell me Allah can love your any good work and on that basis I along with family decided to write the Quran, he said.

Everyday I used to give two hours in writing the Quran along with meaning and it took me around five years to complete it, he said.

On the occasion of Lailat-ul-Qadr, I completed this work and it consists of 550 pages, he said and everything whether it is binding or something else, I myself completed its whole process.

“I have used different colours to beautify the writing with meaning with an aim so that we can understand what the Quran teaches us, he said.

I was expecting that this process will be completed by Eid ul Azha but then my family members told me that Quran was revealed on Lailat-ul-Qadr and it must be completed on that very day, so I worked hard for one month to complete it, he said.

Our youth have started indulging in immoral activities and if anyone wants to get success in both worlds he must learn Quran and follow the path of Quran, he added.( VOK)