On this day four years ago, Pakistan lost one of the most prominent philanthropist and humanitarian figure in history – Abdul Sattar Edhi.
The man was renowned not just in Pakistan but all around the globe for his humanitarian efforts and the countless innocent children he saved.
Edhi dedicated his entire life to provide shelter to poor families and children who had been. Today, netizens on Twitter paid tribute to Abdul Sattar Edhi on the four year anniversary of his passing.
About Abdul Sattar Edhi
Born in 1928, in Bantva, India, Abdul Sattar Edhi is still mourned today. The renowned philanthropist served Pakistan with utmost humility and his services to humanity have not been forgotten.
He established his own ambulance service and made various shelter homes that are a testament to his contribution to society. Edhi stood with the weak and downtrodden while others, including government officials, went about their daily lives.
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The Edhi ambulance service is globally recognized as it won the hearts and respect from each and every stratum of society. People loved Edhi for his simple lifestyle and his efforts in providing shelter to not only humans but also animals across the country as well.
The late philanthropist welcomed everyone and helped all in need – that too in a society that is rifled with ethnic, social and religious strife.
His recent autobiography by Tehmina Durrani, “Edhi: A Mirror To The Blind” gives people a better understanding of the man’s lifestyle and beliefs about humanity. Despite having little to no formal schooling, Edhi did all he can in the service of humanity.
Today is 4th Death Anniversary of our beloved Abdul Sattar Edhi. A Savior ❤ #Edhi A man had golden heart, He served humanity without any profit. One of the greatest personality #abdulsattaredhi we never foget you Edhi. pic.twitter.com/AHbqGM2ThF
— L (@Lehriish) July 8, 2020
Today, people all over social media have come together to express their gratitude and admiration as they tweet their favorite quotes about the greatest humanitarian that ever lived.
What was your favorite quote from Edhi? Share your answers in the comments below.
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