A unique example of mutual love and harmony was seen in Neemkathana Guhala area of ​​Sikar district. Due to lack of space to offer namaz in Eidgah, a Hindu family gifted the land to the Muslim community on the occasion of Eid. This initiative is being appreciated in the entire area. Dhani Savawali residents Laxman Ram Saini, Bhopal Ram Saini, Puranmal Saini and Jagdish Saini decided to donate their land for Eidgah.

This step of the four brothers is being described as a symbol of Hindu-Muslim brotherhood. Villagers say that such actions further strengthen unity and mutual trust in the society. On this occasion, people of the Muslim community welcomed the four brothers by wearing turbans and garlands. The people of the society expressed their gratitude and said that this step will become an inspiration for the coming generations also.

Hindu family donates valuable land for Eidgah

Nawab Qureshi told that when the people of Hindu community saw that the place of Eidgah situated in Dhani Sawawali of Narsinghpuri Panchayat was small for the people of Muslim community, then the residents of Dhani Sawawali, Laxman Ram Saini, Bhopal Ram Saini, Puranmal Saini, Jagdish Saini and four brothers donated the land bordering the Eidgah and the mosque to the Muslim brothers and created Hindu-Muslim divide. Set an example of harmony.

Hindu family welcomed in the presence of hundreds of Namazis

Haji Mohammad Taufiq said, “On the day of Eid, there used to be so much crowd here that people did not even get a place to stand.” Many nearby villages do not have the facility of Eidgah, so everyone comes here. We talked to these brothers regarding this problem. These brothers expressed their desire to give land for Eidgah without any money. These brothers were also welcomed and honored in the presence of hundreds of worshipers who came to offer namaz at Idgah on Eid. After the video of which came out, this initiative was highly appreciated.

Example of Hindu-Muslim brotherhood

Puranmal Saini said, “When he was asked to give some land for Eidgah, he agreed without hesitation. He said that we already love our Muslim brothers. When they asked for land, we said take it. The Muslim brothers offered money but we refused to take the money out of mutual love.” Abdul Rashid of the village sees this initiative as a big message. He said, “In the kind of environment these days, Eidgah is not possible. Giving land is a big deal. They have shown what brotherhood is.