NEWYORK: Prominent Pakistani-American Raja Azad Gul hosted a dinner in honor of close friends, social workers and personalities from different walks of life who supported him in difficult times in New York, which was attended by community leaders, social figures and people associated with judicial circles.
The event was organized by Raja Azad Gul to thank those who supported him and provided assistance in difficult times.
Prominent personalities from different religions and communities attended the dinner. The event began with the recitation of the Holy Quran followed by the Naat in honor of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him).
During the ceremony, special thanks were paid to the personalities who supported Raja Azad Gul in difficult times.
The participants also appreciated the services of a judge who is associated with the Brooklyn judiciary and who supported Raja Azad Gul in difficult times.
The participants called this initiative an example of mutual trust, justice and human compassion.
The first Pakistani-American police inspector in the New York Police Adeel Rana said that it is a social responsibility to appreciate people who support us in difficult times and such relationships promote trust and humanity.
A prominent religious and organizational figure from the Jewish community also attended and addressed the ceremony. He was also presented with a special appreciation award by the Pakistani Community of Brooklyn.
Executive Vice President Rabbinical Alliance of America Rabbi Mandy Mirocznik emphasized the importance of supporting people in difficult times, mutual respect and strengthening community ties.
According to the participants, the purpose of the dinner was not only to express gratitude, but also to further strengthen the relationships that are built on humanity, cooperation and moral support in difficult situations.
