Hyderabad/Madinah: In a solemn and heartbreaking atmosphere, Janazah (funeral) prayers and Tadfeen (burial) were completed today in Madinah for the pilgrims from Hyderabad who lost their lives in a tragic bus accident in Saudi Arabia. The funeral prayers were led after Dhuhr by Sheikh Abdul Bari Thubaity.
The victims were part of a group travelling from Makkah to Madinah when their bus collided with a diesel tanker late at night. The collision triggered a massive fire, tragically claiming the lives of more than 40 people, most of them from Hyderabad.
The burial in Madinah was carried out with dignity and prayers as grieving community members and officials present in the holy city expressed condolences and solidarity with the families back home.
The incident has caused immense sorrow among the pilgrim community and in Hyderabad, where relatives are awaiting further official details and documentation from Saudi authorities.
Further updates will be shared as more information becomes available.
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