KARACHI, Pakistan: “Baqee Demolition Day” is observed in Pakistan on Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-i-Jafariya (TNFJ), headed by Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi, call on Shawal 8 for the last quarter a century.

This year, a number of resolutions were adopted unanimously during protest rallies and demonstrations held across the country.

One of the resolutions said the whole Islamic World has become the symbol of protest of the destruction of shrines of Madar-e-Rasool Hazrat Amna (AS), home of the Paighambar-e-Islam (SAAW) and other holy places after the destruction of holy mazars of Ahle Bait Atahaar (A.S.,) Sahaba Kubaar, and Ummahatul Momineen at the hands of Aal-e-Saud.

A resolution strongly condemned the criminal silence on the part of Islamic States, OIC and Arab League on the destruction of Jannatul Baqee and Jannatul Moalla and said if the interests of Islamic States are on risk then they are pitched against brother Muslim States forgetting all relations of brotherhood and mutual understanding but it is tragic that none of the Islamic States lodged any protest with Saudi Arabia at diplomatic level against the destruction of this great asset.

The resolution also condemned double standards of the international organizations including the United Nations and UNESCO who claim to be the champions of saving world’s heritage. The resolution also criticized the international media for ignoring the destruction of shrines of Mashaheer-e-Islam.

Another resolution demanded to declare Makkah and Madinah the status of international cities so that the Islamic signs could be protected from continuous destruction.

The resolution demanded implementation of May 21, 1985 Junejo-Moosavi agreement and exert pressure on the Saudi government under this agreement to restore the dignity of the holy shrines.

The resolution made it clear that this protest is not against any country, Maslak or a family but against the attack on Shia-Sunni brethren.

Thanking the print and electronic media for coverage of the day, the resolution criticized an Urdu national daily for putting ban on news, announcements and advertisement in connection with the Youm-e-Inhidaam Jannatul Baqee.

The participants of the rally expressing their solidarity with the Pakistan’s armed forces reiterated their resolve to offer any sacrifice for the solidarity of the motherland and fully supported the Islamic movements in Iraq, Afghanistan, against the occupied forces and demanded posting of United Nations troops.

The resolution said that the protest against the destruction of Jannatul Baqee and Jannatul Moalla would continue till the restoration of the dignity of holy shrines.