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Nazareth Resident Samir Shafi Al-Safadi Dies at 93

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Samir Shafi Al-Safadi, a 93-year-old resident of Nazareth, has died. His funeral will take place on Thursday, with prayers at the Prophet S’een Mosque and burial in the New Cemetery. Condolences will be accepted at the White Mosque hall through Sunday evening.

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  • Samir Shafi Al-Safadi, a 93-year-old from Nazareth, has passed away.
  • His funeral prayer is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at the Prophet S’een Mosque.
  • He will be buried in the New Cemetery following the prayer.
  • Condolences will be accepted at the White Mosque hall from Thursday through Sunday.

Samir Shafi Al-Safadi, known as "Abu Mohammed," from Nazareth, has passed away at the age of 93. His funeral procession will begin from his home in the Salesian neighborhood (Ibrahim Al-Neama buildings) on Thursday. The funeral prayer will be held at the Prophet S’een Mosque after the afternoon prayer, followed by burial in the New Cemetery.

Condolences will be accepted for men and women at the White Mosque hall on Thursday from 4:30 PM to 8:00 PM. The mourning period will continue on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The final reading of the Quran at the mourning house will take place after the sunset prayer on Sunday.

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