The family of a Birmingham father, who died last month in a road traffic collision on Wake Green Road, has paid tribute to him.
Mohammad Nawaz, from Moseley, suffered fatal injuries after the black Seat-Leon he was driving left the road near to the junction with Gracewell Road and overturned after colliding with street furniture just before midnight on 26th March.
The 24-year-old’s family have expressed their praise of their loved one, describing him as a “great man who will be sadly missed.”
Mr Nawaz’s siblings include Mohammed Zubair, Islam Hussain, Aulfat Be, Mohammed Safraz, Sabrina Bashir, Yasmin Bashir, Nadia Bashir and Nazmeen Be.
The father-of-four’s sister Nazmeen described her brother as the “the rock of the family.”
“He was an amazing brother and father. He was the life and soul of the party and he had so much to live for, which is why his death is so much more painful. He will be sadly missed.”
Nazmeen also said that Mr Nawaz’s mother was left devastated after losing her husband four years ago and never expected her son to pass away.
“Our dad died some years ago from cancer, which was hard for us and our mum. But now that we’ve lost Nawaz as well, it has come as a nasty shock.
“Our mum never dreamed that she would lose her baby son as well.”
She also added that her son, Mohammad Adam also wants to pay tribute to his uncle.
Mohammad Adam said he misses his uncle so much and pray that God will grant him a place in heaven.
Mr Nawaz was returning home, travelling towards Hall Green when he lost control of his car near a bend in Moseley.
The car dealer, who had been married to Naima for seven years, leaves behind four children – Musa, four, 18-month-old Haroon, and five-month-old Mustafa. Their daughter is three-year-old Miriam.
