Comments on: Rafia Manzoorul Ameen passes away in Hyderabad

By: Deeya

Deeya — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 07:24:39 +0000

can anybody pls tell me that where can i get the novel ‘alampanah’? i want to read it bcoz its the great work of mrs. rafia manzurul amin. my email is dee_r2004@yahoo.co.in . may God bless her soul with emmence peace.

By: Sunil Padhi

Sunil Padhi — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 06:50:20 +0000

Hello Manzurul Amin Saheb,

I am Sunil and my deepest condolences to you and your family. Though I am not an avid reader, my fiancee Abhipsa is and we are searching for the book “Aalampanah” and have not been successful in obtaining a copy anywhere in Chennai and Bangalore. Could you kindly guide us to a store where I can purchase the book (a Hindi or English translation), as I want to gift this to Abhipsa because it matters a lot to her. My email address is sunilpadhi@rediffmail.com.

Many thanks and once again I am really sorry for your loss.

Best wishes,
Sunil

By: Iram Suhel

Iram Suhel — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 16:48:42 +0000

One more thing. Before she died her brother, who is my dad’s father, died and she never said cried like crazy but she cried because she knew that if Allah [SWT] knows that he is a good person then Allah will give him another place. Thaat’s how i feel about her.

By: Iram Suhel

Iram Suhel — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 16:45:44 +0000

I am really lucky that i got to meet her because she is my dad’s aunt. She was really close to me. Chotam I miss u. I was not in India when she died. I was not really close to her sister-in-law, who is my dad’s mom, but when I heard that she is no more, I started to cry. She is my inspiration. She also had cancer for a really long time. She was so strong and brave that whenever we went to her house and asked her how r u, even if she’s really ill, she never said she is not well. She always said she was well. I miss her really much.

By: Manzurul Amin

Manzurul Amin — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 18:07:37 +0000

Rafia- The light has gone out of my life, after your death. There is darkness everywhere. You had been such a wonderful wife.
You had been my friend, philosopher & guide. My Allah grant you the highest place in Jannat -ul- Firdaus!

Your loving husband.

By: Zaheer Mohammed

Zaheer Mohammed — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 17:41:33 +0000

She was my loving aunt. She also leaves behind grieving sisters, brother, nieces and nephews who will always remember her beautiful smile. She was a very special and talented person. A painting done by her hangs in my home and reminds me daily of her extraordinary life. She and her husband have set us all an example to follow of love, devotion and caring for each other. May Allah forgive her sins and grant her a place in paradise. Aameen

By: Atif K

Atif K — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 06:34:55 +0000

“Every heartache and suffering that enters your body, pulls you closer to the Promised Home”…

I am sad that I never had a chance to meet you. Although I did not know you personally, so much has been said about you to know how special you were.

You had been through a lot through the years, but I know for sure that you left this world happy…happy knowing that you spent your life with some of the most special people in this world – your family.

You will always be in my prayers and I although I know that it may be next to impossible…I hope and pray that one day I do get to finally meet you…

By: F Warsi

F Warsi — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 09:42:28 +0000

She is survived by her wonderful husband 2 beautiful daughters and 5 loving grandchildren. She served as a ray of sunlight in all their lives. An amazing sun has just set in the world…