Pahalgam terror attack: How a Hindu Brahmin survived by reciting Kalima, the Islamic prayer; ‘When I started...’

Pahalgam terror attack: How a Hindu Brahmin survived by reciting Kalima, the Islamic prayer; ‘When I started...’

The Hindu Brahmin said the people around him crouched on the ground and started reciting the ‘Kalma’, a declaration of faith that forms the core beliefs of Muslims.

How Knowing Islamic Verse May Have Saved Hindu Man's Life In J&K Attack

Knowing the 'kalima' (an Islamic declaration of faith) probably led to a professor from Assam narrowly escaping with his life during the terror attack in Pahalgam, in which 26 people were killed.

What is Kalma or Kalima which the Pahalgam terrorists asked?

The Kalma or Kalima, what is also known as the Six Traditions or Six Phrases, are six Islamic prayers which are the basic beliefs of Muslims all around the world Some of the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack was asked to recite the Kalma in order to prove their religious identity. Those who failed […] The post What is Kalma or Kalima which the Pahalgam terrorists asked? appeared first on NorthEast Now.

‘Terror attacks have no place in Islam’: Sufi Council chief on Pahalgam attack

All India Sufi Sajjadanashin Council Chairman Syed Naseruddin Chishty on Thursday condemned the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, saying there is no place in Islam for such attacks.

“They Separated Hindu Men And Shot Them, Told To Recite Kalma Thrice”: This Kid's Testimonial Is A Slap On The Face Of Congress, Leftists And "Terror Has No Religion" Brigade - The Commune

The tragic terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on 22 April 2025, that took the lives of 28 innocent people, has sent shockwaves across India. The senseless bloodshed has left families devastated, and the grief is shared by citizens from every corner of the nation. However, it is the disturbing and heartbreaking testimonial from young Naksh Kalthia, whose father Shailesh Himmatbhai Kalthia was one of the victims, that has exposed the br…

Pahalgam: How This Professor Saved His Life After Reciting Islamic Verse After Terrorists Shot Multiple People In The Head

Professor Debashish Bhattacharya, who teaches Bengali at Assam University in Silchar, had taken his family on a holiday to Jammu and Kashmir. On Tuesday, April 22, while visiting the scenic Baisaran meadow in Pahalgam—popularly known as “Mini Switzerland”—the trip took a terrifying turn. While surrounded by hundreds of fellow tourists, they heard a gunshot ring out. Initially, they believed it was a forest department official firing to drive awa…