SPEAKING HANDS FALL SILENT
The New Indian Express Kollam|December 17, 2024
When he was born on March 9, 1951, Zakir Hussain was considered an unlucky child.
AMITAVA SANYAL @ New Delhi
SPEAKING HANDS FALL SILENT

The arrival of the eldest son had coincided with the family's most distressing moment, as his 'Abba', Allarakha Qureishi, had fallen ill with a heart ailment. The family was somewhat reassured when a holy man appeared at the door of their small house in Mahim, Mumbai and insisted that the son would 'save' the father and that he be named Zakir Hussain—a surname to honour Imam Hussain that no one else in the family shared.

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