RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: Series of Majalis-e-Aza and matmi processions was continued in connection with Ayyam-e-Aza to pay homage to the matchless and unparalleled sacrifices rendered in Karbala by Holy Prophet (SAW)’s grandson Syedush Shuhada Hazrat Imam Hussain (A.S.) and his 72 devoting companions for survival and promotion of religion and shariah.

Anjuman Fez-e-Panjtan organized annual Majlis-e-Aza to commemorate Saqqa-e-Sakina Hazrat Ghazi Abbas Alamdar (A.S.) at Imambargah Zain-ul-Abideen (A.S.) Rawalpindi followed by taking out of a traditional Alam procession.

Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi participated in the procession and performed matamdari. Matmi groups i.e. Sakhi Shah Pyara Chuhr Harpal, Shabab-e-Ali Akbar (A.S.), Sada-e-Hussaini Muslim Town, Ghulana-e-Abu Talib (A.S.) Mughalabad, Shehzada Ali Akbar (A.S.) Dhok Syedan and Farogh-e-AZadarai Dhok Ratta performed Noha-Khawani and matamdari. The procession culminated at Ali (A.S.) Mosque.

Earlier, a Majlis-e-Aza was held addressed by Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya Central Secretary Information Syed Qamar Haider Zaidi, Zakir Syed Matloob Hussain Kazmi, Zakir Tabassum Kazmi, Syed Arif Hussain and Syed Wajih-ul-Hasan Kazmi.

A resolution adopted unanimously on this occasion expressed regrets over incidents of terrorism in Karachi and Gilgit and critical situation in Northern Areas and demanded from the government to form a high-level tribunal to probe into incidents of unrest in sensitive areas of Gilgit Baltistan, get Anti-Terrorism Act implemented and ban activities of outlawed groups and politics in the pretext of religion.

The resolution made clear that in Northern Areas without imposing ban on active politics on religion basis, durable peace could not be restored because elections were taken part from sectarian platform in past which gave birth to hatred and prejudices while earlier people there were united. But those who involve religion in politics provided opportunities to strengthen international Taghoot and the ulcer of terrorism grasped these sensitive places.

The resolution said Islam does not allow any kind of terrorism, therefore, murder of victims of terrorism in all places including Gilgit is murder of Islam and Pakistan. It urged all schools of thought to condemn banned organizations, and government should also restore its credit by expressing hatred towards them because at present banned groups are seated in government and opposition as well. It forcefully demanded from President General Pervez Musharraf to investigate into who were sabotaging the Anti-Terrorism Act, and which are those elements behind giving coverage to outlawed groups in media and their representation everywhere.

By another resolution, the participants of the majlis made clear that whole Shia nation is bound to the policy of Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jaraiyah Syed Hamid Moosavi alone for religious rights of Millat-i-Jafariya and Mission of Wila and Aza, and that the nation would not hesitate in laying any big to big sacrifice even on his little call.

Allama Abdul Hakim Buturabi addressed the final majlis of five-day majalis held at Central Imambargah G-6/2 organized by Azadar Council.

Maulana Nasir Notak, Allama Basharat Imami, Zakir Jafar-e-Tayyar, ZAkir MUkhtar KHokhar, Zakir Ata Hussain Rangar, Zakir Amir Rabbani, ZAkir Navid Ashiq BA, Zakir Sajid Rukan, ZAkir GHulam Abbas Ratan and others addressed annual majlis-e-aza at mosque and imambargah Qasr-e-KHadijatul Kubra (A.S.) Tarlai Kalan. Zuljinah and Alam procession was taken out which ended at the imambargah after passing through its designated routes.     

Schools of thought’s hand-in-glove unity death for terrorists, Shah RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: Syed Mazhar Ali Shah Advocate, Secretary General of Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya has said that incidents of terrorism one after the other in sensitive areas of the country is a well planned and a deep conspiracy that is condemnable and the government should, therefore, take effective steps to improve the law and order situation and get implemented the Anti-Terrorism Act strictly.