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Dr. Fai Expresses His Gratitude to Well-Wishers

Articles, Uncategorised
September 24, 2012
 
Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai has expressed his gratitude to all those friends and well-wishers who kept him in their thought and prayers. 

 
You cannot imagine how much he appreciates your willingness to keep contact with him through correspondence. He requests everybody to pray for his steadfastness and the steadiness as we watch the time flying by.
 
For all those friends who has expressed the desire to write to him, here is Dr. Fai’s mailing address:
 
Syed Fai
78764-083
FCI – Cumberland
Prison Camp
P. O. Box 1000
Cumberland, Maryland – 21501, USA

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