97 Muslims died in Pakistan Plane Crash (PIA) on Friday

Pakistani International Airways Airplane PK 8303 crashed near Karachi Airport in a residential area, more than 100 passengers were on the board out which almost 97 were found dead, although the plane causes heavy damages to the houses on which it falls, while there are no reports of people living in those houses, which is almost miraculous, while some got injured, reports say that only two passengers survived the plane crash while rest 97 went to heavenly abode, a huge fire erupted when the plane hit the ground and cause severe damages to the passengers and crew members. The Pilot on an emergency call to told before the crash that the plane has lost two of its engine and lastly he said: "Mayday, Mayday, Mayday".

Muslims around the world shows grieve and sadness on social media and pray for the departed souls while many Muslims said that it was the day of Laylatul Qadr and the blessed day of Friday and the blessed month of Ramadan, while many of them were fasting, they said that they will be given Jannah and they have achieved martyrdom indeed, people added.

We also ask Allah to grant them Jannah and patience to their families while, as Muslims, we should pray for their departed souls for their akhirah and magfirah, while we should as Muslims, and brother and sister in faith pray for their families, may Allah bless them with patience (sabr). According to one another source, it was said that around 12 people were also found dead on whom the plane collapsed.

Many famous and prominent personalities were traveling on that plane from Lahore to Karachi, to celebrate EID with their families, while on the other hand, we requested you to stay safe.

People also saying that if you have to die, no one can stop you, death will reach you in an unexpected way, while you have to stay home in order to keep yourself protected the virus, now what will you say that death reached to those people from the sky as the plane crashed on their houses and took their lives with the lives of people on the board.