Devi roop kumari biography sample paper

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KARACHI: “If there is a calling, it doesn’t see your religion, but your love and your bond,” says Ravi Shankar, a Hindu devotee of Imam Hussain (ra).

Despite the difference of faith, Shankar is a staunch follower of the grandson of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).

Interestingly, he is among the few non-Muslims in Pakistan who address mourning gatherings during the holy month of Muharram.

Shankar calls himself a part time ‘Zakir’.

“Though I am a Hindu, my beliefs also make me an Ahl-e-Tashi (a Shia school of thought).

For years, the 65-year-old Hindu addresses Majalis in different cities of Punjab and Sindh provinces, reading Rubaye of Mirza Dabeer, Mir Anees and Devi Roop Kumari during the majalis in Muharram.

This year, however, he took on a journey t