Karachi, The World Al-Quds Day, observed by Tehreek-e-Nafaz-e-Fiqah Jafaria Pakistan (TNFJ), brought a strong message of unity, brotherhood, and solidarity in support of the oppressed, with special emphasis on the condemnation of recent terrorist activities. The day aimed to awaken the global and Islamic conscience towards the plight of the oppressed during the holy month of Ramadan.
According to Tehreek Nafaze Fiqhe Jafariya, Shaukat Abbas Jafri, the convener of TNFJ’s World Al-Quds Day Support for the Oppressed Committee, highlighted the importance of unity among all schools of Islamic thought in fighting against the challenges faced by Muslims worldwide, including terrorism. He praised the collective efforts and mutual brotherhood displayed during the World Al-Quds Day events, expressing gratitude towards the administration of twin cities and other provinces for their cooperation.
The recent terrorist attack on a police van in Lucky Marwat was identified as a conspiracy by enemies of peace, with Jafri emphasizing that the implementation of the National Action Plan with sincerity is crucial to combat the menace of terrorism effectively. He stressed that the observance of World Al-Quds Day during Ramadan is meant to stir the global conscience and urge Muslim leaders to address the injustices faced by the oppressed.
Jafri also reinforced the idea that Muslims, regardless of geographical boundaries, are united in their belief and should stand together against any form of oppression. He commended the participation of scholars from all Islamic schools of thought and the public in rallies and protests, reiterating the commitment to promote peace and brotherhood.
The observation of World Al-Quds Day by TNFJ and its call for action against terrorism and support for the oppressed underscores the ongoing struggle for peace and unity within the Muslim community and beyond.