Eid al-Adha Namaz at Ganesh Murti Nagar: Picture of Muslims Praying Inside Mumbai Ganesh Pandal Will Make Every Indian Proud

The picture of Muslims offering the Eid al-Adha Namaz in Ganesh Murti Nagar Pandal was shared by the Mumbai Police who were super proud to have witnessed this beautiful sight.

Mumbaikars once again restores people’s faith in humanity and well being when Muslims were seen conducting their Eid al-Adha Namaz inside a Ganpati Pandal. This incident took place in Ganesh Murti Nagar, Cuffe Parade when Muslim brothers gathered together for their Bakrid prayers on September 2, 2017. A picture from the Ganesh Pandal shows Muslims offering their Namaz as the idol of Lord Ganesha shines behind and is bound to make every Indian proud. India has been adored for coexisting with such a diverse population, and this picture is the perfect example of how we live peacefully.

The picture of Muslims offering the Eid al-Adha Namaz in Ganesh Murti Nagar Pandal was shared by the Mumbai Police who were super proud to have witnessed this beautiful sight. “The essence of #Mumbai captured in one frame at Ganesh Murti Nagar, Cuffe Parade! Need we say more? #EidAlAdha #Ganeshotsav,” the picture was aptly captioned and melted millions of hearts online. Twitterati prayed for the harmony and love to spread and reach many more hearts.

While many questioned why some of the Muslims were facing their back to the Ganesh Idol while offering their prayers, others educated people and revealed that Muslims normally face towards the Mecca while offering their prayers. This is not the first time that Muslims found space inside Ganpati pandals to offer their prayers. In fact, back in 2015, a Masjid in Colaba Mumbai got over crowded, and a nearby Ganpati Pandal had opened its gates and let Muslims offer their prayers inside the pandal.

See Picture of Eid al-Adha Namaz at Ganesh Murti Nagar

The essence of #Mumbai captured in one frame at Ganesh Murti Nagar, Cuffe Parade! Need we say more? #EidAlAdha #Ganeshotsav pic.twitter.com/MrFpVIE549

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) September 2, 2017

India is a secular country, and even as this fact has become a topic of debate many times in the recent years, such incidents keep reminding us what ties India together. However, Indians manage to restore our faith in brotherhood and coexisting every single time. This incident has undoubtedly done just that and proved that we could easily spread love and togetherness instead of hate and spite.