This site is dedicated to the memory of our father, Dr Riaz Mansoor
Riaz was born in Wazirabad, Pakistan on April 20, 1955.
He spent most of his early childhood there before moving to the city of Lahore where he attended the King Edward Medical College and graduated with an MBBS in 1971.
Riaz moved to the UK in 1980 and worked in the NHS for the majority of his life until early retirement in 2014. Married to Farah toor, they had four children together, Sarah, Amarah, Mohammad, Hamzah.
Riaz moved back to Pakistan in March 2014 to be close to his parents.
Sadly, Riaz suffered a stroke on the 23rd December 2015 and passed away on the 27th January 2016 in Lahore.
He is much loved and will always be remembered by all his friends and family, his three children and his wife who will forever hold him close to their hearts.
He spent most of his early childhood there before moving to the city of Lahore where he attended the King Edward Medical College and graduated with an MBBS in 1971.
Riaz moved to the UK in 1980 and worked in the NHS for the majority of his life until early retirement in 2014. Married to Farah toor, they had four children together, Sarah, Amarah, Mohammad, Hamzah.
Riaz moved back to Pakistan in March 2014 to be close to his parents.
Sadly, Riaz suffered a stroke on the 23rd December 2015 and passed away on the 27th January 2016 in Lahore.
He is much loved and will always be remembered by all his friends and family, his three children and his wife who will forever hold him close to their hearts.
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Thoughts
My dear AbuG,
It’s been 8 years. Sarah says time blunts all blades but your loss still cuts deep.
I’ve been working with TaayaG for the last 3 months. We share a benson from time to time which I’m sure you’d disapprove of. But wherever you are, I hope you crack a smile watching your son collaborating with your Lala.
Junaid has 2 little girls, Aiza and Amarah. I taught them to “wash the bugga and do the danshee” as you enthusiastically told us.
Your work is almost finished, I’m not sure how you receive my decisions but I did my best for your children
I hope you’re at peace and I will see you on the road one day inshallah
Rab Rakah
Dr Mohammad Bilal Mansoor 7757705
Mohammad Mansoor
27th January 2024
My dear AbuG,
It’s been 8 years. Sarah says time blunts all blades but your loss still cuts deep.
I’ve been working with TaayaG for the last 3 months. We share a benson from time to time which I’m sure you’d disapprove of. But wherever you are, I hope you crack a smile watching your son collaborating with your Lala.
Junaid has 2 little girls, Aiza and Amarah. I taught them to “wash the bugga and do the danshee” as you enthusiastically told us.
Your work is almost finished, I’m not sure how you receive my decisions but I did my best for your children
I hope you’re at peace and I will see you on the road one day inshallah
Rab Rakah
Dr Mohammad Bilal Mansoor 7757705
Mohammad Mansoor
27th January 2024
7 years since you’ve been gone.
You’re a lot of things to a lot of people but to me you meant so much.
Wherever I go, you’ll be in my heart my name my thoughts. Please rest in total peace
Sarah
27th January 2023
Candles
You now have two grandchildren. They will hear about you and wish they had known you
Lit by Sara on 27th January 2022
You know Abu I've come to realise something; you never belonged here. I don't think you were ever meant to leave Jannah in the first place.
This world's full of evil, treachery and pain, and you were too innocent and good hearted to stay here for long.
Whilst I miss you terribly, I'm glad that you've gone home to Allah (swt) where you belong, and I look forward to seeing you again soon. <3
Rab Rakah
Mohammad Bilal Mansoor
Lit by Mohammad Bilal Mansoor on 31st January 2016
I'll never forget you. You're my dad. You're with Amara in heaven now. I'll pray for you and keep you in my thoughts each and every day.
Lit by Sarah on 31st January 2016
