People Who Offered Namaz Did Not Attend Ramlila, Breaking a 483-Year-Old Tradition in Varanasi.
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This year, a change was observed in the tradition of the 483-year-old Lat Bhairav Ramlila in Kashi. During the recitation of the verses from the Ramayana, members of the Muslim community did not attend the Maghrib prayers at the venue. The organizing committee expressed disappointment.
Kashi's 483-Year-Old Tradition: A 483-year-old tradition was broken at Lat Bhairav in Kashi. Muslim brothers did not attend the Ramlila prayers. The committee expressed their grief.
Varanasi's Lat Bhairav Ramlila: This year, Muslim members were absent from the 483-year-old Lat Bhairav Ramlila during the Ramayana recitation. The organizing committee expressed disappointment, though the reasons have not been independently confirmed.
In Kashi, the city of religion and spirituality, a 483-year-old tradition, considered an example of Ganga-Jamuni culture, was broken this time. During the Ramlila at the Lat Bhairav temple complex in Kashi, verses from the Ramayana were recited on one side, while members of the Muslim community offered Maghrib prayers on the other. This […]
Varanasi News: Namaz was not offered during the Jayant Netrabhanga episode at Varanasi's 485-year-old Lat Bhairav Shriadi Ramlila this year. Previously, the tradition of offering namaz was observed alongside the Ramlila. The Ramlila committee stated that there was no restriction on its part. A worshipper attributed the Muslim community's displeasure to the ban on mosque repairs. Varanasi Hindi News
The 483-year-old tradition was broken on Tuesday in the Ramleela of Lat Bhairav, which is considered an example of Ganga-Jamuni culture in Kashi.
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