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Video Of Man Offering Namaz Inside Gurdwara Goes Viral

IANS, 24 Aug, 2018 12:48 PM

A video that’s proof of religious harmony is winning hearts online. In the video that’s going viral on Facebook and Twitter, a Muslim man is seen offering namaz, not inside a mosque but a gurdwara. The man is seen praying in the background while Gurbani is being sung on the mic.

The unusual sight was recorded by an onlooker at the Sikh place of worship and has warmed many hearts on social media.

The footage shared by Sikh Inside, a popular page that shares activities in gurdwaras around the world, claimed it happened in Malaysia.

“A muslim brother spotted doing Namaz in Gurdwara Sahib Bercham, Ipoh. Probably he couldn’t find a mosque and drop by Gurdwara to complete his Namaz,” the group wrote on Facebook. The man is seen leaving the premises after completing his prayers. Many sharing the video wrote that the authorities of the gurdwara did not stop him from praying inside.

Watch the video here:

Yesterday (20/8/18) , a muslim brother spotted doing Namaz in Gurdwara Sahib Bercham Ipoh. Probably he couldn't find a mosque and drop by Gurdwara to complete his Namaz.

Powerful, God is One.

Posted by SikhInside on Tuesday, 21 August 2018

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