Amm-e-Rasool (s)’s uswah golden principle, Moosavi addresses at Bari Imam

By: Salman Alvi

ISLAMABAD, May 30: Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi, chief of the Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya, Pakistan, has called upon the rulers to sever their relations with colonial powers and stick to Daman-e-Haider-e-Karrar (A.S.), and while fulfilling the norms of justice and fair-play, give rights to all schools of thought that had participated in creation of the country because Allah also helps when the country is given support of the pillars of justice.

He stated this while addressing a huge Majlis-e-Aza held in connection with the Annual Pursadari on the second day of Ayyam-ul-Huzn being observed to mark the sad demise of Hazrat Abu Talib (A.S.), at Darbar Hazrat Bari Imam Kazmi Qalandari (R.A.) in Nurpur Shahan Islamabad on Friday. Thousands of Zaireen, Matmi Azadaran, Sajjada Nashins of various religious elders, Sadaat and Fuqara gathered there from all over the country, participated in the Majlis.

Agha Moosavi said the main reason of the existing problems is lack of justice, we have been deprived of our basic rights for the last 55 years, but the powers that be should know that we are not afraid of being detained, we could bear every brunt but would never bargain or allow anyone to bargain on our rights, honour and dignity of the nation and the country. He said LFO etc. are not the issues of public, we have sympathies with politicians but we have no concern with the “wardi” (uniform). He said justice is life while terrorism is monstrous. Terming the Presidential Anti-Terrorism Ordinance a joint voice of the nation to root out terrorism, he called for its effective implementation.

The TNFJ chief said the Astaana of Hazrat Bari Imam (R.A.) is the treasure of spiritualism and Ma’arfat where from people belonging to every Maktab and Maslak derive the benefit. Expressing complete solidarity with the independence struggle of Kashmiris and Palestinian freedom fighters, he made it clear that only solution to Kashmir and Palestine issues lay in implementation of United Nations Resolutions keeping to the desire of the respective people. Accepting any other solution would be a treachery against the blood of Martyrts and commensurate to sabotage the independence movements, he added.

He reiterated his resolve to fulfil the faith, the nation has put in him, and would continue his pious mission of “Wila” and “Aza” come what may and would not accept any bargaining in this regard. He said Azadari is the universal protest of the oppressed against oppression, which would be continued in all circumstances. He said Hazrat Abu Talib (A.S.) is the most oppressed and innocent person of the world of humanity who fulfilled his duty of supporting Islam and protecting Risalat. He said we could make our economy commensurate with the basic principles of Islam by following in the uswah of Hazrat Abu Talib (A.S.).

Renowned religious scholar Allama Agha Ali Hussain Najafi while addressing the gathering on the occasion announced that Shiaan-e-Haider-e-Karrar, ulema and zakireen all over the country have full confidence in the leadership of Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi and are ready to fully implement any line of action given by him. Bawa Syed Riaz Hussain Shah, Chairman All Pakistan Syed Faqeer Matmi Tanzeem presented the welcome address.

Zuljanah procession was taken out after the Majlis. Hundreds of Matmi groups derived from far away places of the country, performed Matamdari and Noha-Khawni. Matamdaran-e-Hussain performed Zanjeer-Zani throughout the day in the courtyard of Hazrat Bari Imam’s (R.A.) tomb.

Later, the Matmi procession terminated at Darbar Sharif where Bawa Syed Riaz Hussain Shah led the joint “Dua”. Mukhtar Force, Mukhtar Students Organization, Mukhtar Generation, and Ibrahim Scouts made special arrangements on this occasion while Qalandar Committee had set up a reception and a medical camp for Zaireen and Matmdaran. TNFJ’s Bari Imam Tour Committee Convener Meesam Tammar and Secretary Abu Nasr Kazmi monitored the arrangements of the program.

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