Hundreds expected to attend funeral for doctor's family

About 1,000 mourners are expected to attend a funeral prayer service for the family of a neurosurgeon who died in a suspected arson attack.

Hundreds expected to attend funeral for doctor's family
Sat, 12 Oct, 2013 - 09:44

About 1,000 mourners are expected to attend a funeral prayer service for the family of a neurosurgeon who died in a suspected arson attack.

Dr Muhammad Taufiq Al Sattar is expected to lead the janaza service for his wife Shehnila Taufiq, 47, and their three teenage children, Zainab, Bilal and Jamil in Dublin.

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