Today, June 5, marked a historic and deeply spiritual moment in Ayodhya as the Ramdarbar idols were ceremoniously consecrated on the first floor of the grand Ram Temple. Lord Ram was enthroned in the royal court section of the temple in a grand event that was not only visually stunning but also spiritually uplifting.
A Moment of Harmony: A Muslim Woman Sings Devotional Bhajan
In an inspiring and unexpected moment, a Muslim woman named Alameen, dressed in a burqa, captured the hearts of everyone present by singing a soulful bhajan in the Ram Temple premises. Her heartfelt rendition of “Ram kab darshan denge… Ram param hitkari kab darshan denge…” left the audience deeply moved and mesmerized. Her presence and devotion symbolized a rare and powerful message of unity and mutual respect.
“It’s Our Choice—We Can Visit the Ram Temple”
Speaking candidly with UP Tak, Alameen expressed her thoughts about being at the temple:
“It’s our choice, and we have every right to visit the Ram Temple. More importantly, it was the will of the divine—we felt called to come, and so we did.”
Her words resonated with the idea that faith and devotion transcend religious boundaries, emphasizing the shared cultural and spiritual ethos of India.
Birthday Wishes to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath
When asked whether she had met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Alameen responded with admiration:
“Everyone wants to meet Yogi Adityanath Ji. Today is his birthday, and I would like to extend my heartfelt wishes to him.”
This event in Ayodhya not only marked a significant milestone in the construction and spiritual journey of the Ram Temple but also served as a beacon of unity and inclusivity—reminding us that devotion knows no barriers.
