શહીદાને યુકોન_મુહમ્મદઅલી ભૈડુ”વફા’

યે કુરબાનીયાઁ આપકી યકીનન ન હોગી રાયગાઁ,
સાગર તુટેહૈઁ કુછ હઝારો મયકદે બન જાયેઁગે..

રાહમે જાને જાનાઁ પર જાન હી દેદી આપને
યે શહાદત આપકી મઁઝીલકા નીશાઁ બન જાયેઁગેઁ.

હાઁ ચન્દ દીયે બુઝ ગયે હૈઁ કુછ ગરીબ મકાન કે
હજારો મકાઁ મે ચિરાગે હિદાયત ઉસે જલ જાયેઁગેઁ.

_મુહમ્મદઅલી ભૈડુ”વફા’

28જુલાઈ2006

(કેનેડા કે પાંચ દાઈ કી શહાદત પર,જીસમેઁ ચાર ટોરંટો કે શહીદોઁ કો 27 જુલાઈ 2006 કે દીન મદીના મસ્જીદ ,ટોરંટોમે ર્ઝોહર કી નમાઝ્કે બાદ હજારોઁ કી તાદાદમે ઈજતેમાઈ નમાઝે જનાજાહ કે બાદ,પીકરીંગ, ઓંટારીઓ કે કબ્રસ્તાન મે એક સાથ એક બડી કબર બના કર દફનાયા ગયા.ખુદા ગરીકે રહેમત કરે,ઔર બાલ બાલ મગફિરત ફર્માયે)
દાઈ= અલ્લાહ કી તરફ બુલાને વાલે

Wed Jul 26 08:22:46 EST 2006 Four Toronto men die in Yukon crash Jul.26, 2006. 01:58AM TAMARA CHERRY STAFF REPORTER

Four Toronto-area men and one Whitehorse man are dead following a single-vehicle accident in Yukon Territory. The accident happened on a lonely stretch of Dempster Highway near the N.W.T.-Yukon border shortly before 8 p.m. local time, RCMP Sgt. Dan Gaudet said from Dawson City, Yukon. They were traveling southbound on the Dempster Highway, (when they) appear to have lost control and went off in a steep embankment off the highway, Gaudet said, adding RCMP is still investigating the cause of the accident. Its a fairly lonely stretch of highway over there. Initial response came from the nearest RCMP detachment in Fort McPherson, about 160 km away, after another driver spotted the accident and called it in, he said. Inuvik RCMP as well as an Inuvik Medivac helicopter and a police plane from Whitehorse also responded. When they arrived at the scene, they determined that there were four individuals (deceased) and two were still alive. One individual was Medivacked to Inuvik, N.W.T., and the other one succumbed to his injuries at the scene and was pronounced dead at the scene, Gaudet said. Its a tragic, tragic incident. The Dempster Highway is no stranger to accidents, Gaudet said. Simply because the highway itself, its got a lot of gravel sections, its very remote, therefore we do get some motor vehicle accidents. Monday nights accident claimed the lives of Naoman Sidat, 56, and Mohammed Saeed, 33, both of Toronto; Mohammed Pathan, 65, of North York; Azmat Sheikh, 38, of Markham; and Khalid Malik of White Horse, whose age is unknown. The lone survivor, seriously injured, but in stable condition, is from North York, Gaudet said. His name has not been released. Where the group of men were traveling is still being investigated, he said. A tourist attraction of itself, the Dempster Highway is Canada's only all-weather road to the Arctic Circle. It runs north from near Whitehorse in Yukon for about 617 kilometres to Inuvic in the Mackenzie River delta, where it connects with a 194-kilometre winter road to Tuktoyaktuk