Sikh Woman Donates Land For Mosque

In a heartwarming display of unity that has captured attention across the region, a 75-year-old Sikh woman named Bibi Rajendra Kaur has set a remarkable example of brotherhood. She recently donated five marlas of her personal land in Jakhwali village, Punjab, specifically for the construction of a mosque. This generous act has solved a significant struggle for the local Muslim families who previously had to travel long distances just to offer their daily prayers. The village has always been a home to diverse families living in peace, but the lack of a place of worship was a genuine difficulty for the elderly residents.

The spirit of harmony in Jakhwali did not stop with just the land donation. The entire village ecosystem, including Hindu and Sikh residents, rallied together to support their Muslim neighbors. They have collectively raised over 3.5 lakh rupees to ensure the construction funds were available. This project is not just about a building but represents the deep bond shared by these families who have lived side by side for generations. The land has already been legally transferred to the Muslim Committee to ensure transparency. With construction currently underway and completion expected by February, this mosque will soon stand as a permanent symbol of how love and mutual respect can bridge any religious divide.