Ramadan 2019 the holy month of fasting has started. But the Muslims in India are facing a huge crisis during the holy month of fasting as popular sherbet Rooh Afza is missing from the markets. Yes, as the Muslims break their fast in the evening their Iftar traditionally consisted of Pakoras, Fruit, Chaat, Dates, and the most loved sherbet Rooh Afza. An Iftari without the popular sherbet is truly incomplete for the community.
RoohAfza the popular drink has been missing from the markets since the past three to four months now. It is also not available online. Hamdard Laboratories the makers of the popular sherbet say that it will be back in the market after 15-20 days that means almost at the end of Ramzan.
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As reported by a source to Dawn, Hamdard has not revealed the reason why they have stopped the production, but it is apparently due to a family dispute. The dispute is said to be between Cheif Mutawalli Abdul Majeed great-grandson of Hakeem Hafiz Abdul Majeed, the Unani medicine practitioner who founded the company.
The report further added, Abdul Majeed’s cousin Hammad Ahmed has been trying to take over the company, claiming a rightful inheritance. The legal battle between the two has put a stop to the production of RoohAfza.
We do hope things get resolved soon.
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