Moosavi pleas for hostages release in Iraq, warns colonial agents

By: Salman Alvi

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi, chief of the Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya, Pakistan while expressing grave concern over abduction of Pakistani citizen in Iraq has appealed all Maraje Uzzam, Imam of Imam Abu Hanifa Mosque, leaders of resistance groups Muqtada As-Sadr, and all renowned personalities of human rights to utilise all their energies in making the release of all hostages possible including Kashmir-born Pakistani citizens and take prayers of grieved-stricken.

He said we have already said and still support our point of view that oppression could not be rooted out through oppression, evil not by evil and terrorism not with terrorism.

Agha Moosavi said justice has been considered the base of our religion, that is why objective of the Khasan-e-Khuda (chosen persons of Allah) had been to restore justice and fair-play and root out oppression. He said Muslim is the one from whose hand other Muslim remains protected while Momin is the one who is considered by the people as the guard of their life, wealth and blood.

He said there is a saying of the Holy Prophet (SAW) that goes: Help your brother whether he is an oppressor or the oppressed, help to the oppressor is to stop him from oppression and the help to the oppressed is to save him from the evil of the oppressor.

The TNFJ chief expressed his concern that at present the chief of the international terrorists was utilising all her energies to link Islam with terrorism so as to get the independence movements of Kashmiris and Palestinians declared as terrorism and Pakistan is the only State that has not only highlighted the right of self-determination of all oppressed people including Kashmiris and Palestinians on all forums including the UN but also supported them completely on the basis of which Pakistan did not send its troops to Afghanistan and Iraq just to save the movements of independence and freedom and the colonial powers had to face strong resistance at both these places and they are being forced to leave Iraq.

But, he said, the real freedom for these States would be when the allied forces pull out from there completely and the people there could form a government according to their own desires.

The Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya Agha Moosavi said people all over the world have supported the oppressed people of Kashmir and Palestine and Pakistan is the only State that is following a principled stand that terrorism should not be allowed to be linked with masalik and countries. He said at this juncture the oppressed nations and Muslims should avoid all such activities that may be beneficial for international Taghoot.

He said abduction first of South Korean, then Turks and now Lebanese and Pakistani citizens seems to be a deep conspiracy against the 57-year Kashmir, Palestine and other independence movements that is commensurate to cause harm to Islam.

He said the agents of the international colonial powers should keep in mind that this trend is dangerous and tantamount to anti-human, therefore, strategy for the welfare and development of the whole humanity should be adopted taking a lesson from the past, in this precarious situation. In this connection, religious and political sections of society should play their important role and work to earn good name for Islam, he added.

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Syed Abul Qasim Al-Hussaini expires, Moosavi condoles

By: Salman Alvi

RAWALPINDI, June 29: Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Moosavi has expressed heart-felt condolence on the demise of Syed Abul Qasim Al-Hussaini, father of Syed Zia-ur-Reza Al-Hussaini, Producer Radio Pakistan Syed Tayyab Reza, Syed Nadim Al-Hussaini, Syed Mehdi Al-Hussaini, Syed Mubashir Al-Hussaini, Syed Ahsan Al-Hussaini and Syed Shabihul Hussaini and father-in-law of TNFJ Central Secretary Information Syed Qamar Haider Zaidi.

In his condolence message, Moosavi said the deceased spent all his life in the Mission of Wila and Aza, and his services will be kept remembered always. He prayed for elevation of ranks of the departed soul and patience for the bereaved family.

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