Thousands of devotees gathered at Hazratbal Dargah and major Jamia Masjids across Kashmir on Friday to offer Jumatul Vida prayers, the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan. The day witnessed deep spiritual devotion, emotional supplications, and special prayers for peace across the world A massive congregation of worshippers assembled at the revered Dargah Hazratbal on the banks of Dal Lake to observe Jumatul Vida, the last Friday of Ramadan. Men, women, and elderly devotees from different districts of Kashmir reached the shrine early in the morning to participate in the special congregational prayers. Religious scholars and Imams delivered sermons highlighting the importance of Ramadan, unity, compassion, and prayers for peace and stability. Special duas (supplications) were offered for the well-being of the country and for peace in conflict-affected regions. During the prayers, worshippers also made special supplications for peace in the Middle East, particularly amid the ongoing Iran-Israel war, asking Allah to protect innocent lives and restore stability in the region. Apart from Hazratbal, large gatherings were also reported at Jamia Masjid Srinagar, historic mosques in downtown areas, and other Jamia Masjids across the Valley, where thousands of faithful offered Friday prayers with great devotion. Many devotees said Jumatul Vida holds special significance in Islam, as it comes in the final days of Ramadan when prayers and charity are considered especially blessed. People prayed for prosperity, harmony, and safety for Jammu & Kashmir and the entire country. Authorities had made security and traffic arrangements around major shrines and mosques to ensure smooth movement of devotees. The atmosphere around Hazratbal and other mosques remained spiritual and peaceful, with worshippers expressing