Srinagar, March 14 -- The last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan, known as Jamat-ul-Vida, holds profound spiritual importance for Muslims across the world. In Jammu and Kashmir, thousands of devotees gather in mosques and shrines to offer special congregational prayers, marking one of the most sacred days of the blessed month. It is a day filled with devotion, humility, and hope, as believers turn to Allah seeking forgiveness for their sins and praying for peace and prosperity. Ramadan is a time of fasting, reflection, charity, and self-discipline. Throughout the month, Muslims strive to purify their hearts and strengthen their relationship with the Almighty. Jamat-ul-Vida therefore carries a special emotional and spiritual weight, as i...