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7 Comments
You have done wonderful work by preserving a little of Karachi’s past
through pictures. Work like this lives for ever.
Thanks
Matin Ghani
There can be no problem if there are Jews in Pakistan. Pakistan is a Muslim state but there are also some Hindus, Christians and Parsis in our community. They are all proud of Pakistanis. If we find Jews in Pakistan, there are Pakistanis too. Everyone should create unity,peace and brotherhood among each other
Sir,
I congratule you about these beautiful pictures.
Do you have more photographs from the Jewish cemetery of Karachi ?
I am interested in the graves of the SATAMKAR and/or REUVEN family.
Hi – just wondering who posted this. My mom is from the Reuben family. Her father was Solomon Reben, her grandparents were Esther and Samuel.
I do not know who this is. But since there is an email you can find out and maybe let me know as well. I would be grateful if you could send me some details of the Jewish community in Karachi and the history of your mother’s family. I am trying to put something together on post-British Karachi, especially between the two world wars.
Best wishes,
Arif
Shelom Can you Kindly send me send me details Whatsapp or number email me at ifrahimbangash@gmail.com i can arrange a virtual tour live video and hd digital images
Isaac LEVI ALVARES
Sir,
Do you have more photographs of the Jewish graves in Karachi,than the 12 pictures on your website ?
I am looking at those of the SATAMKAR (SATAMKER) or REUBEN (REUVEN)family.