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Hazrat Wali

Photograph by: London Remembers

Erection date: /10/2021

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In memory of Hazrat Wali, citizen of the world, fatally stabbed here, October 2021.

RIP Hazrat

We all read these things in the news but this should not be normalised. You were here. In broad daylight. Murdered. For what?

Let us strive to be our best selves. Let us inspire & be inspired. Let us look upwards & outwards. Let us want the best for others, open up & learn from mistakes, discover the world, respect each other, love one another, be ready to listen.

We are all one family. I am saddened to the core by this senseless murder. I will hold you, your friends & family in my thoughts.

Leave hate behind, choose life, choose love.

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TW2, Craneford Way

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