Abrar, 30, is the third among four brothers from a family that runs a gems and spectacles business. The family resides near Shia Masjid in Karond locality of Nishatpura area.Pursuing a five-year course of Maulana Maulviyat in Qom, Abrar is currently in the fourth year. His eldest brother Ghulam Ali and mother Shahnoor Begum have appealed to PM Narendra Modi to mediate between the two warring neighbours to usher peace in that war-torn region. “Our PM has cordial relations, both with Israel and Iran. He can talk to both nations and play an important role in ushering peace there.”The other student from Bhopal, Gul Afsha, 29, has been in Iran for the last six years, pursuing Islamic studies at a university in Mashhad.“While we’re concerned about her safety, she (Gul) says till now she’s safe and will try to return to India, once peace returns to Iran. Many of her friends who hail from Kashmir have safely returned home, but she is still staying back, waiting for the situation to normalize. We appeal to our PM to work for peace in that region, which alone will help bring our sister back home,” Gul’s eldest brother Mohd Jawad said.Gul’s father Migdad Nusvi too reportedly pursued religious studies in Iran and returned home in 1990.
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