Heartbroken dad pays tribute to ‘beautiful’ son Khuram Javed after tragic Sheffield shooting

The heartbroken dad of a man shot dead in Sheffield has paid tribute to him today, describing him as ‘beautiful’.
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Khuram Javed, aged 30, was gunned down in an attack on Clough Road, close to Bramall Lane, at around 9.40pm on Saturday, April 10.

The married father-of-two, who worked as a solicitor in Sheffield, was also the nephew of Haji Mohammed Aslam, who is chairman of the Madina Masjid based on Wolseley Road, Lowfield.

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Khuram’s family is well known across city, where there has been an outpouring of grief at his death.

Khuram Javed was shot dead in SheffieldKhuram Javed was shot dead in Sheffield
Khuram Javed was shot dead in Sheffield

Leading the tributes is Khuram’s devastated father, Javed Khan.

In a Facebook post, where he shared a collage of photographs of his son, Mr Khan said: “My beautiful son.

“May Allah swt grant him the highest rank in heaven.”

In a tribute on the Madina Masjid’s Facebook page, members of the mosque said: “Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones in this difficult time.

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“Words can't express the sorrow at loss of such a wonderful young man's life.”

Friend Shaykh Sadaqat Hussain posted: “Such devastating and shocking news.

“Another young life lost to this gun culture. When will all this end?

“Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time. Words can't express the sorrow at the loss of such a wonderful young man's life.”

An investigation into the murder is under way.

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Anyone with information should call South Yorkshire Police on 101 and quote incident number 984 of April 10.

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