War In Mideast Spurs Muslims In Kashmir To Collect Donations For Iran
People collect donations—including gold, cash, copperware, and livestock—to support people in Iran following the outbreak of war in the Mideast in Budgam district, Jammu and Kashmir.
A boy empties his piggy bank to donate his savings during a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
A boy donates his toy scooter during a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
A volunteer auctions a donated copper vessel to raise cash for a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
Shiite Muslim women arrive carrying kitchenware to donate at a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
A volunteer examines the authenticity of donated gold jewelry during a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
Personal jewelry and cheques are displayed among items collected during a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
A girl donates a copper vessel during a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
A boy carries a plastic bag of donated items collected during a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
People walk past a van collecting donations for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
A Shiite Muslim woman donates her ring during a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
Shiite Muslim women wait to donate copper kitchenware during a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
A vehicle loaded with donated goods departs at the conclusion of a relief drive for Iran in Budgam, Kashmir. | Photo: AP/Mukhtar Khan
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