PM Modi Condoles Saudi Arabia’s Grand Mufti’s Death
PM Modi expresses deep grief over Saudi Grand Mufti's passing.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to X today to express profound sorrow over the passing of Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Abdullah bin Mohammed Al AlSheikh, Saudi Arabia’s revered Grand Mufti, whose death was announced on Tuesday. The influential cleric, who served as the Kingdom’s top religious authority for over two decades, leaves behind a monumental legacy in guiding the Islamic state’s spiritual and legal landscape.
In a heartfelt post, Modi wrote, “Deepest condolences on the sad demise of the Grand Mufti of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, His Eminence Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Abdullah bin Mohammed Al AlSheikh. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Kingdom and its people in this moment of grief.” The message underscores the strong diplomatic ties between India and Saudi Arabia, reflecting Modi’s commitment to fostering goodwill with the Gulf nation.
Sheikh Abdulaziz, a towering figure in Sunni Islam, was known for his authoritative fatwas and leadership in shaping Saudi Arabia’s religious policies. His tenure, spanning more than 20 years, saw him navigate complex socio-religious issues, earning respect and influence across the Muslim world. The Grand Mufti’s passing marks a significant loss, not only for Saudi Arabia but for the global Islamic community, as tributes pour in from leaders worldwide.
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Modi’s condolence message highlights India’s deepening relationship with Saudi Arabia, a key partner in trade, energy, and counter-terrorism efforts. The Prime Minister’s gesture is seen as a nod to the shared values of peace and mutual respect between the two nations. As the Kingdom mourns, India stands in solidarity, with Modi’s words resonating as a bridge of compassion in a time of grief.
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