Moosavi calls for giving up extremes for Islamic World dignity

By: Salman Alvi

RAWALPINDI, November 1: Chief of the Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya Pakistan Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi has said that keeping a distance from justice and fair-play and rule of fraud and wickedness is cause of problems and difficulties faced by the oppressed and Muslim people.

He stated this while talking to a representative delegation of Anjuman Ghulaman-e-Ali Manakrai Haripur Hazara that called on him at the head of Syed Rafaqat Ali Shah. Salar Makazi Matmi Dasta Haripur Hazara Syed Tahir Abbas Bokhari was also present on the occasion.

He said the international Taghoot has surrounded the oppressed nations and the Islamic World the world over through her agents who write a new story of murder, oppression and brutality every day. He said we would have to avoid all types of extremes, root out injustices, and would have to make our words and deeds coherent so as to protect and restore the honour and dignity of the Islamic World.

Agha Moosavi said the political wrangling between the government and the opposition in Pakistan would benefit our combined enemy only, therefore, if they have love for their country and the nation then, in the best interest of the nation, they should give priority to those objectives and targets for which they were elected by the people. He said at present the rulers and the politicians should exercise seriousness and wisdom more because on one side President of Pakistan was touring China and South Korea and Indian proposals for solution of Pakistan-India conflicts are being discussed on the other, while on the third chief of the colonial powers was not only occupying Afghanistan and Iraq but was also exerting pressure on other States also.

In these circumstances, he said, we are under the obligation not only to take care of each other’s honour rather we should avoid taking any step that may encroach upon the rights of others and may cause unrest and anarchy within the nation.

The TNFJ chief said our survival and solidarity lay in the honour and dignity of the religion and the motherland. He said no action of a wise person is without wisdom. That is why, he added, there is benefit for us in those things that have been declared compulsory for us and there is fault in those things that have been prohibited by Allah.

He said “fasts” are included in the compulsory elements during the month of fasting, therefore there is an Ayah that means that: Fasts have been made compulsory for you the same way that these had been made compulsory for people in the past so that you can achieve piousness. He said the respect and honour for signs of Allah have been termed the signs of piousness while justice and fair-play have been considered nearest to piousness that, if followed, may help better the affairs of the religion and the world.

The Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi made it clear that Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya, Pakistan is struggling practically with full faith and justice for achieving the religious rights of the Maktab-e-Tashayyo and for promotion and protection of the mission of “Wila” and “Aza”. He said we keep Islam, Pakistan and its people dearest of anything else on which we would neither bargain nor would allow any other to do so.

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