On Monday 19th of September 2022, in the morning, the world paid their final respect to Queen Elizabeth II at the Westminster Abbey. The Service was serene with soulful hymns and readings consoling those who were present and those who were watching virtually. Mrs Trupti Patel, President of the HFB, attended the State funeral of the Queen representing the Hindu community at the Westminster Abbey. She offered prayers on behalf of many who requested her.
The UK Hindu community grieved with the Royal family during these 11 days, the task of supporting and consoling many devotees and families from Hindu community was only possible with the volunteers from Temples across the country who offered prayer service at their Mandirs and also attended many multifaith services during the official mourning period.
We offer our prayers.
Om Shanti
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The Hindu Forum of Britain is the largest umbrella body with a broad‐based membership of all sects over 320 Hindu organizations from different regions and cultural backgrounds in Britain with membership ranging from 300 to 30,000 including ISKCON , Brahma Kumaris UK, Shri Swaminarayan Mandirs (Temples ) , Shree Vallabhnidhi Mandirs , Sanatan Mandirs, Shree Jalaram Mandirs , Bhramrishi Mission UK, Shakti Peeth Mataji Mandirs , Shree Sai Mandirs, CM, SKLPC, NAPS , Hindu Council of the North , Hindu Council of Birmingham ,Hindu Council of Brent , MYCA , Local and regional Hindu Forums, Scottish Chapter of the Hindu Forum & AOL. At the core of the Forum’s activities is a strong belief in the richness and diversity of the Hindu culture, its value system that encompasses respect for all beings and faiths, and a cultural heritage that facilitates community cohesion and coexistence.
