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In the historic valley of Kashmir, the footprints of religious leaders were recorded in such a way that miracles are still performed with their blessings. The village of district of occupied Kashmir, a victim of Indian tyranny and barbarism, has a place where the saints They used to take shelter for purification and mujahidah but then people settled there due to their indifference. In the village where these elders used to worship Allah, there is a small spring which always looks dry but when innocent The children would sit on its banks and say in Kashmiri language, "O water, come up, O water, come up."
Water starts coming up from the spring which people also call sweet water of life. When the children drink water, they again say to the spring in Kashmiri language, "Go away," then the water came back after calling three or four times. Goes away and the spring looks dry again.
About the spring, a local, says that he is in his sixties, while his grandfather used to tell him in his childhood that the water of this spring was very healing and Hindu Pandits and people of other religions used to come here to drink water.
Its water never dries up but in the last sixty years its water has started to disappear. However, when children sit on its shores and call out to it, the water comes up. Blessings and places attributed to slaves also become masterpieces of nature.
