Famous Islamic Scholar Allama Talib Jauhari has died at a private medical clinic in Karachi, affirmed his family Monday.The 80-year-old Allama Jauhari had been under treatment at the ICU of a private emergency clinic for recent days. He had been on a ventilator since he was admitted to the emergency clinic on June 10.
His body has been moved to Ancholi Imambargah, as indicated by the family sources. Memorial service petitions will be offered today after Zuherain supplications in Amroha Ground, Ancholi Society, said the family sources.
Allama Jauhari was conceived on August 27, 1938 in Patna, India to Maulana Muhammad Mustafa Jauhar – an unmistakable researcher and a Urdu writer.
Allama Talib was an understudy of Ayatollah Shaheed Sayyid Baqir Al-sadr in Najaf, Iraq, where he examined Islamic religious philosophy under Ayatollah al Uzma Sayyid Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei.
The expired researcher had delighted in focal situation among the Pakistani ulema for recent years. With his Majlis Sham-e-Ghariban at Nishtar Park, his popularity crossed the national outskirts. His crowd included individuals from all ways of thinking.
