Reports from the 2005 Kashmir earthquake memorial landscape

Record summary

After the 8 October 2005 Kashmir earthquake, survivors and journalists described dreams, voices, sensed presences, and spiritually interpreted experiences connected with relatives buried under collapsed buildings. The lead may be useful in comparing crisis apparitions with Islamic mourning, mass-casualty commemoration, and displacement. It remains a discovery prompt rather than a confirmed case: reports may be scattered across humanitarian testimony, local-language journalism, and later memorial accounts, and conventional explanations such as grief, sleep disruption, and survivor guilt are important alternatives.