RAWALPINDI, July 8: The Quaid-i-Millat Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi has said that Asswah of Hazrat Imam Musa Kazim (A.S.) is the best example to follow against terrorism, oppression, brutality, and dictatorship in every era. This was stated by him while delivering a special address on the concluding day of the Universal Ayyam Babul Hawaij marking the Shahadat of Hazrat Musa Bin Jaffar (A.S.) at the headquarters of the Maktab-e-Tashayyo on Thursday. He said every oppressor and dictator always tried to bow down the representatives of Allah but the righteous persons accepted chopping off their head but they did not bow down before the evil. He said there is a saying of the Masoom (A.S.) that goes: Example of the Momin is like the two parts of the scale (tarazoo), when his faith increases the problems and difficulties for him also increase, and he does not get upset on it rather says Kalma-e-Haq on the point of the spear.

Agha Moosavi said that we have been saying for the last three decades that motherland Pakistan is confronted by terrorism and we are saying for the last quarter a century that a terrorist keeps no Maslak or a country, he is only a terrorist and should be seen and tackled in that context. He said terrorism is the gift of dark era of Zia, in which Nawaz Sharif was the Chief Minister and 26 mosques and Imambargahs were torched only in Lahore. Educational institutions, mosques and Imambargahs have been turned into Qatalgahs. He said suicide attack on Data Darbar is not first incident of terrorism as shrines of many religious elders including that of Khushal Khan Khattak and Rehman Baba were also attacked. The first bomb blast at Bari Imam was carried out in the Zia era while we were the target of suicide blast that took place at Darbar Bari Imam during the Musharraf era in which dozens of Azadars kissed Shahadat and hundreds of them were injured. The incident at Data Darbar is the chain of that activity, he added.

The TNFJ chief said that if the Pakistan rulers and people desire to root out terrorism then they should condemn terrorism and terrorists, express hatred against them while the powers that be should issue an amended ordinance to take effective action against terrorism. He opined that any type of dialogue with terrorists would tantamount to oppression. If the government desires to summon a national conference in this connection then it should make it clear that no banned organization would be invited in that conference otherwise, he added, all patriotic, religious, and political elements should revise their decision about participation in such a conference as it would be tantamount to hypocrisy. He said mosques, Madaris, and Imambargahs are the citadels of Islam and defamation campaign against the Ulema-e-Haq and such institutions should be stopped. He said like all recognized schools of thought had expressed practical solidarity at the time of creation of Pakistan, similarly every conspiracy and mischief of the enemy would be thwarted through expressing sincerity of purpose and mutual unity.

The Quaid-i-Millat Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi made it clear that from amongst the Ahle Bait Athaar (A.S.), there is a great personality i.e. Hazrat Imam Musa Kazim (A.S.) also known as Ibrahim, Abul Hassan, Kazim, Sabir, Ameen, Abd Saleh, and Babul Hawaij. The name of her mother was Hameeda Musfaat who was a great woman of her time having knowledge of all Uloom. Hazrat Imam Jafar-e-Sadiq (A.S.) used to send women to Hazrat Hameeda for learning Shariah issues. According to Masoom (A.S.), she was a pious personality and angels were posted for her protection. Hazrat Imam Musa Kazim (A.S.) confronted six dictators of his era but no one could divert him from the right path. He declared upon the dictators through his deeds that we are related to Khanwada-e-Risalat (SAAW) who are symbol of death for tyranny. He spent 14 years in gaol and problems. Presenting condolence in Bargah-e-Risalat and Imamat he reiterated his resolve to continue supporting the oppressed world and carrying practical struggle to root out oppression, brutality, and terrorism with sincerity of purpose.