Shan Masood’s sister passes away
Pakistani cricketer Shan Masood’s sister Meeshu passed away on Saturday,
Shan Massod’s sister Meeshu suffered from a rare chromosome disorder that had seriously affected her development.
Masood in a social media post informed fans and followers about his loss.
Sharing an adorable photo of his sister, Shan Masood said, “Meeshu you were the most precious thing in my life and I did not even get to say goodbye, I will miss you so much but I know God has taken you to a better place. Please pray for my sister’s departed soul.”
Meeshu you were the most precious thing in my life and I did not even get to say goodbye, I will miss you so much but I know God has taken you to a better place. Please pray for my sister’s departed soul 🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/1AFHad7red
— Shan Masood (@shani_official) October 3, 2021
Following Shan Masood’s tweet, condolence messages and prayers are pouring in on social media.
PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja, former captain Sarfaraz Ahmed, Former wicketkeeper-batsman Rasid Latif are among many of the Pakistani cricketers who have extended their prayers for the departed soul.
Allah tala magfirat farmaye aur jannat me Aala maqam ata farmaye in shaa alllah aameen
— Sarfaraz Ahmed (@SarfarazA_54) October 3, 2021
اناالله وانا الیه راجعون بہت افسوس ہوا اللہ تعالی مغفرت فرمائے آمین
— Rashid Latif | 🇵🇰 (@iRashidLatif68) October 3, 2021
إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ
— Rameez Raja (@rameezraja_jr) October 3, 2021
I’m so sorry to hear about Mishu buddy.. .. Allah pak maghfirat fermaye .. Aur tujhey aur puri family ko sabr dey Aameen…
إِنَّا لِلَّٰهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ
— Faisal Iqbal🇵🇰🏏فیصل اقبال (@FaisalIqbalCric) October 3, 2021
Very sorry for your loss condolences to you and family. May her soul Rest in peace.
So sorry for your loss bro. Prayers for the departed soul and your family🤲🏼
— Ahmad Shahzad 🇵🇰 (@iamAhmadshahzad) October 3, 2021
In an earlier interview with ESPNcricinfo, Shan Masood had spoken about his sister’s ailment.
“I don’t think there’s a lot of awareness in Pakistan about children like my sister,” Masood had said. “She’s a special child. Her physical development is completely fine. She’s 30 years old, but mentally she hasn’t developed one bit,” he had said.
“She’s like a newborn child. She couldn’t get a dependent visa, she couldn’t fly to England and live with my parents, so my parents were quite divided in that my mother had to keep going back and forth and my dad was running two houses at once, just to make sure my sister was fine. I just hope she realizes what we do and that it makes her proud as well,” Shan had said.
