General News, Religion 22/04/2025 05:00

Imam Kamran Tahir of Adelaide’s Mahmood Mosque offers condolences on Pope Francis’ passing

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Imam Kamran Tahir of Adelaide's largest mosque, Mahmood Mosque, extends his deepest condolences to the Catholic faithful worldwide on the passing of His Holiness, Pope Francis. The Imam recognises Pope Francis’ long and dedicated service to his community and his efforts towards peace and understanding among faiths.

In this time of grief, the Imam reflects on the shared values of compassion, humility, and devotion that guide us all. He prays that God grants solace to those who mourn and bestows His mercy upon the departed soul.

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