Nabeel Aslam Lexington KY died in a car accident, Rollins College Volleyball mourns with Sana Aslam and family
Nabeel Aslam Car Accident: The Islamic Society of Central Kentucky and Rollins College Volleyball team are mourning a son and teammate who passed away tragically over the weekend. Nabeel Aslam died in a car accident on Sunday, 21 July, 2024. According to the Muslim community, the deadly incident left the entire brothers and sisters of the Muslim faith devastated.
The Islamic Society of Central Kentucky released the following statement following the incident; “We are very sad to announce the passing away of a young brother in our community, Nabeel Aslam, the son of Dr. Azhar Aslam and Dr. Uzma Shireen Aslam.”
Nabeel Aslam Obituary and Funeral Arrangements
Janazah prayer (funeral and burial) Will be on Monday, 7/22/2024, at 5:00 pm at Bluegrass Memorial Garden Cemetery: 4915 Harrodsburg Road, Nicholasville, KY 40356
Condolence Visitation will be on Tuesday at Masjid Bilal, 1541 Russell Cave Road, Lexington, KY 40505, between ASR and Maghrib prayers. ASR Iqama will be at 5:45PM. Please Pray for Nabeel that May Allah grant him a higher place in Jannah and Pray for his family that May Allah give them strength to bear this huge loss
Sayre School: “Sayre School mourns the sudden and tragic loss of Sayre alum, Nabeel Aslam ’20. Nabeel, son of Dr. Azhar Aslam and Dr. Uzma Shireen Aslam and brother to Sana Aslam ’16, passed away early this morning after a fatal car accident.”
Nabeel Aslam was the beloved junior brother of Sana Aslam. The heartbroken sister has this to say about the tragic incident: “Nabeel — it was, and is, and will forever be, the greatest honor of my lifetime to be your big sister. my mind is racing with infinite memories of your ginormous tender heart, your love for friendship and self-expression and adventure, and your courage and authenticity in always seeking to be the truest and honest version of yourself. in return, you were always accepting of others for being their truest selves too. i loved that about you so, so much ❤️ you made a friend (or 10) every place you’d go. you were always taking yourself to new heights, literally and metaphorically”
“People always joked that we are opposites of each other. you got all the good looks, athletics, musical talents, charisma, carefree freedom from societal expectations, and shararti-ness 🙃 and i got all the desire to just get good grades haha. but what maybe not everyone knows is at the deepest level, we were soulmates. you were my fellow creative, seeker of wisdom, ponderer of existential questions, writer, wear your heart on your sleever, humanist, adventurer, and true lover of people and relation. the only difference is that you were always these things in the boldest ways i can only aspire to be one day. and i will always carry the constant inspiration i got from you in my heart.”
