Sheikh Bashir Ahmad Siddiq, a renowned Pakistani Islamic scholar, has passed away in Madinah. For over sixty years, he devoted his life to teaching the Holy Quran at Masjid Nabawi, one of Islam’s holiest sites. His death was confirmed by Jamia Ashrafia Lahore.
The funeral was held at Masjid Nabawi, where he had spent his life educating students from all over the world. His students, who carry his teachings forward, attended the funeral, marking a touching farewell to the scholar who had influenced many lives.
After the funeral prayers, Sheikh Siddiq was laid to rest in Jannat al-Baqi, the sacred cemetery in Madinah where many companions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) are buried.
Sheikh Siddiq’s contribution to Islamic education is immeasurable. He taught the Quran with dedication and passion, touching the lives of thousands of students. His legacy continues as his students spread the knowledge of the Quran worldwide.
Known for his humility, devotion, and unwavering service to the Muslim community, Sheikh Siddiq was much more than a teacher; he was a guiding light for the youth and a source of inspiration. His life was a testament to the power of knowledge and faith.
The passing of Sheikh Bashir Ahmad Siddiq marks the end of an era in Islamic scholarship. His teachings, however, will continue to inspire generations of students and scholars, leaving behind a profound legacy of love for the Quran and service to the community.
