Renowned Urdu and Seraiki scholar Arshad Hussain Arshad passed away in Multan at the age of 84, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in the literary and cultural world. The esteemed scholar was laid to rest today, where hundreds gathered to pay tribute to his significant services.
A joint condolence meeting was held in Islamabad by “Dayrah” and the World Seraiki Congress. Led by Dr. Ghaznafar Mehdi, the gathering saw notable figures like Mazhar Arif, Subtain Raza Lodhi, Sadia Kamal, Nair Sarhadi, and Wafa Chishti paying heartfelt tributes and appreciating Arshad’s six-decade-long dedication to the world of literature.
The gathering highlighted Arshad’s key role in making Multan a cultural center and mentioned his lifelong efforts dedicated to promoting literature and cultural heritage. His colleagues praised his tireless efforts, which left an unforgettable mark on the community and beyond.
Prayers were offered for Arshad’s forgiveness, and prayers for strength were offered to his bereaved family during this difficult time. His passing is a loss not only to his family but also to the literary world, which he enriched with his profound knowledge and unparalleled passion.