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Colleagues and friends of Ataullah Siddiqui have recalled the UK-based Islamic scholar’s contributions to the promotion of Christian-Muslim relations. They shared their experience with Siddiqui at an online event organized by the Delhi-based Islamic Studies Association on November 29.
Siddiqui died on November 9 of cancer at Birmingham in the United Kingdom. He was 66. The online program began with a recitation from the Qur’an and a reading from the Bible.
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