Niaz Hussain Leghari Visits Zawwar Abdul Sattar Dars to Inquire After His Health
Niaz Hussain Leghari meets scholar Abdul Sattar Dars in Hyderabad and prays for his speedy recovery.
Zawwar Niaz Hussain Leghari, Secretary of the Religious Affairs Committee of the Auqaf Department at Roza-e-Masooma-e-Sindh, Agham Kot, visited renowned Sindhi researcher and religious scholar Zawwar Abdul Sattar Dars in Hyderabad on Sunday.
Leghari visited Dars to inquire about his health and ongoing medical treatment. His son, Ghulam Mehdi Leghari, and other officials associated with Roza-e-Masooma-e-Sindh accompanied him.
Delegation Prays for Speedy Recovery
The delegation met Zawwar Abdul Sattar Dars at his residence. Members asked about his health and received an update on his treatment.
Dars is suffering from a heart condition. He is expected to undergo bypass surgery next month.
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Zawwar Niaz Hussain Leghari and other members offered special prayers for the success of the surgery. They also prayed for Dars’s complete and speedy recovery.
Tribute to Scholar’s Services
During the meeting, the delegation praised Dars for his scholarly and religious contributions.
His research has focused on the history and religious significance of Roza-e-Masooma-e-Sindh. The shrine is associated with Bibi Khadija Maham (SA) and the historic area of Agham Kot.
The delegation noted Dars’s work in books, articles, research papers and speeches. They said his efforts have helped raise awareness about the shrine’s historical and spiritual importance.
Members also highlighted the importance of preserving the religious and historical heritage of Agham Kot for future generations.
Prayers for Continued Scholarly Work
Zawwar Niaz Hussain Leghari, Ghulam Mehdi Leghari and other members expressed hope for Dars’s successful treatment.
They prayed that he would soon regain full health and return to his scholarly, religious and organisational activities.
The delegation also prayed for a successful bypass surgery and a long, healthy life for Zawwar Abdul Sattar Dars. They expressed hope that he would continue his services for Roza-e-Masooma-e-Sindh and his wider scholarly work.
