Srinagar, June 26: Under the resonant theme “Patience is the Path to Peace,” the cultural and spiritual event SADA-E-HUSSAIN unfolded at Tagore Hall today, stirring hearts and minds with a powerful message of unity, tolerance, and faith. Organized by AR Studio in collaboration with the Jammu & Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages, the event drew students, educators, cultural figures, and spiritual artists from across the Valley.
The gathering was marked by soulful performances of Noha, Manqabat, and Naat Shareef by some of Kashmir’s most respected reciters and groups, including Manaabat Khan, Neat Khan, and members of Anjuman Hussaini from Bagwanpora, Zaildar Mohalla, and Lashkari Mohalla. Their renditions brought alive the spirit of remembrance and reflection, deeply moving the audience.
The event was skillfully anchored by Janab Arshad Sauleh, whose eloquence and warmth kept the program flowing with grace.
Among the distinguished guests were MLA Zadibal Tanveer Sadiq, spokesperson of the National Conference, who graced the occasion as Chief Guest, and Aga Syed Arshad Mosvi as the Special Guest. Other honored attendees included Engineer Aejaz Balham, former Director Humayun Qaisar, and renowned poet Ashraf Adil.
In his address, Arshid Hussain, Chair of AR Studio, emphasized the deeper purpose behind the event:
“We organize such programs for the sake of humanity. Our slogan—‘Patience is the path to peace’—carries a deep message in today's times. Through such events, we aim to encourage tolerance, peace, and cultural awareness, especially among the youth.”
The event resonated strongly with the message of peace and coexistence, leaving attendees inspired and uplifted. The organizers extended heartfelt thanks to all participants, the audience, and dignitaries for their support in making the evening a memorable tribute to spiritual and cultural harmony.