The village has a Sikh-majority population with a few Hindu families. Only a handful of Muslim families live there. Due to the absence of a mosque, Muslim residents had to travel to nearby villages to offer prayers.

Understanding their difficulty, 75-year-old Sikh woman Bibi Rajinder Kaur decided to help. She donated five marla, around 1,360 square feet, of her personal land for constructing a mosque. Her gesture received widespread appreciation across the village.

Hindu families stepped forward to provide financial support for the mosque construction. Sikh families also extended help in various ways. Together, villagers ensured that the project moved forward smoothly.

Speaking about her decision, Bibi Rajinder Kaur said she felt happy knowing Muslims would finally have a place to pray nearby. She added that helping others brings true satisfaction, regardless of religion.

Jakhawali village lies about 55 kilometres from Chandigarh. It already has a gurdwara and a Shiva temple. With the new mosque, the village now reflects unity among all faiths.

At a time of rising religious tensions, this act stands as a powerful reminder that humanity still thrives at the grassroots level.

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