Updated On: 23 August, 2022 10:57 PM IST | Mumbai | Asif Rizvi
Umerkhadi, located in Dongri is one such example of communal harmony where Hindus, Christians and Muslims help each other during religious events

Residents of Umerkhadi, located in Dongri, on the night of 2nd Muharram. Pic/Asif Rizvi
The Shia Muslims in South Mumbai work closely with the other communities for peaceful processions during Muharram and the members of different religions too join hands to aid them. Umerkhadi, located in Dongri is one such example of communal harmony where Hindus, Christians and Muslims help each other during religious events.
Speaking to mid-day.com, Habib Naser, the general secretary of All India Idara-e-Tahafuz-e-Husainiyat (A Shia Muslim Premier Organisation) which is known for organising the mass procession on the Roz-e-Ashurah or the 10th day of Muharram from Dongri to Raey Road with lakhs of mourners of Imam Hussain says, "It is a day of mourning and we recommend people to come forward and experience the oppression on the innocent family of Prophet Muhammad by the hands of Yazid."