Fundraiser to support family of Drumcondra shopkeeper Akram Hussein who died suddenly at weekend

A fundraiser has been launched to support the family of Akram Hussein, a shopkeeper in Dublin who died suddenly at the weekend.
Akram passed away on Sunday after he chased a shoplifter at the Centra in Drumcondra.
The fundraiser describes him as a “dear friend to all of Lower Drumcondra”.
“This fundraiser’s purpose is to support his family in Bangladesh following his tragic death,” it says.
“The name Akram comes from the Arabic word for generosity and nobility. Akram means ‘most generous, most noble’. Never was a man more fittingly named.
“Ní fheicimidh a leithid aris. We will not see the likes of him again.”
Akram’s 14-year son and wife live in Dhaka, Bangladesh, as well as his mother, sister and brother and his family are bringing him home for his burial.
Gardaí attended the scene of a robbery at the shop after a teenager left with several items.
The shopkeeper became ill after chasing the shoplifter along with another staff member and an ambulance was called.
A book of condolences has been set up at the shop, where locals have placed flowers and cards as tributes.

Click to support Akram Hussein fundraiser.
The Journal – 6 April 2021
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