Ram Mandir: They Broke The Communal Barriers and Reached To Ayodhya Ram Lalla

Ayodhya, Ram Mandir: In a heartening display of communal harmony, 350 Muslim devotees embarked on a six-day journey from Lucknow to Ayodhya to pay homage to Ram Lalla. Organized by the Muslim Rashtriya Manch (MRM), an organization supported by the RSS, this pilgrimage started on January 25.

Chants of ‘Jai Shri Ram’

Amidst chants of ‘Jai Shri Ram,’ the group covered a distance of approximately 150 km on foot, facing dense fog and severe cold. The devotees, guided by Shahid Saeed, the media in-charge of MRM, took breaks every 25 kilometers to rest at night and resumed their journey the following morning.

Homage to Ram Lalla After Six-Day March

After the six-day trek, with worn-out shoes and weary feet, the devoted group reached Ayodhya Ram Mandir to pay their respects to the newly consecrated idol of Ram Lalla. Shahid Saeed expressed that this dignified darshan of Imam-e-Hind Ram became a cherished memory for the devotees.

A Message of Unity and Harmony

This remarkable act by the Muslim devotees is seen as promoting unity, integrity, sovereignty, and harmony. Provincial coordinator Sher Ali Khan and MRM convener Raja Raees led the group, highlighting that Lord Ram is the ancestor of all.

They conveyed a powerful message that love for one’s country and fellow humans transcends religion, caste, and creed. Raees and Khan emphasized that no faith encourages judgment, derision, or contempt for others.

Positive Takeaway

This heartwarming journey of 350 Muslim devotees from Lucknow to Ayodhya stands as a shining example of unity and mutual respect, transcending religious boundaries. The act of paying homage to Ram Lalla showcases the power of shared values and a collective spirit of reverence.

In a world often marked by divisions, this pilgrimage becomes a beacon of hope, underlining that devotion and respect for cultural symbols can foster harmony. The commitment to a dignified darshan of Lord Ram, irrespective of religious affiliations, sends a positive message of inclusivity and shared heritage.

Such gestures contribute to building bridges of understanding and emphasize the common thread that unites us all as fellow human beings.

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Rishita Diwan

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