looking for info on a shop in Srinagar India suffering moses?

Question

would like to know about suffering moses who was he my friend has a wood box carved from they say a guy named suffering Moses, a missionary in their family brought it back i think in the 1940s but the shop is still there? has anyone heard of him or knows about this shop in the bund? and trying to find what this box might be worth ?

suhail w please email me its just a small wooden box i would love to talk to you about it

Answer 1

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Shopping - Srinagar
There is a whole string of Government Handicraft Emporiums scattered around Srinagar but the main one is housed in the fine Old British Residency buildings by the Bund. Here one will find a representative selection of reasonably good quality items at reasonable prices. Even if one doesn't buy anything, and take advantage of the government's quality guarantee, it's a good idea to familiarise oneself with what's available here.


Where to Shop
Other good shopping areas include along the Boulevard by Dal Lake where some of the flashiest shops can be found. The Bund also has an interesting selection of shops including suffering moses, where one will find some particularly high quality items. The Government Central Market, across Badshah Bridge, has a variety of stalls and again some government quality and price control is exercised, Hari Singh Stand, near the Amira Kadal Bridge, is a popular older shopping area, as are Polo View Road and Lambert Lane in the centre.

There are literally hundred of other shops scattered all over Srinagar and countless Shikaras patrol Dal lake like shoals of sharks, loaded down with the same items one will find in the shops.

Answer 2

All Kinds, Think about it, even in secular terms without mentioning the bible I can answer this one There is an ole saying that Adversity if the Mother of invention, War for example is always a bad thing, but look at the advances we made n War, Medicnes and technology, I mean really ? we would have never have gotten this far if it were not for our being at each others throats ? as for diseases? Those force us to think, strive and motivate us to overcome, causes us to increase in knowledge, keeps us from being too complacent. From a Biblical Christian perspective ? I think that the answer is two-fold. One, ultimately, no one is innocent. All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God (Rom. 3:23) and are by nature children of wrath (Eph. 2:3). There is none innocent. Though this is biblically accurate, it does not satisfy the question emotionally. Why do little babies suffer for things they have not done? I must acknowledge that I do not know. Ultimately, we must trust God who knows the beginning from the end and sees the grand picture. He will have the final word and He will be vindicated. in Conclusion ? Suffering is the result of human sin. The world is not the way that God created it and because of that, all are vulnerable to the effects of sin in the world. Why does one person suffer and another does not? Why do catastrophes happen to some and not to others? It is because sin is in the world. But there will come a day when the Lord will return and cleanse this world of all sin and all suffering. "And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away," (Rev. 21:4).

Answer 3

hey,
I just came back from srinagar yesterday,
keep in touch i''ll get you the details,
I'm in JMU right now,can you describe where exactly on BUND this missionary was ??give any clue of present or past time.

Answer 4

Hi
Ya I know about the shop and the Shop is still there on the bank of River Jhelum.
The owner of the shop "Haji Mohideen Wani" was my uncle.
The shop is currently run by his grandson and is very popular still.
They have been assosiated with great quality and craftmanship.
tell me the discription of the box and i can help u figure out the price.