Why it matters: The gathering underscores ongoing tensions in the region, highlighting the need for unity against perceived threats and the importance of remembering those who have sacrificed for their beliefs.
Key Figures: Senator Allama Raja Nasir Abbas Jafri, chief of Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen Pakistan, emphasized the cunning nature of enemies embodying disbelief and polytheism. He stated, "Blood has triumphed over the sword, and resistance is inherent to humanity," urging unity among Sunnis and Shiites against common adversaries.
Allama Syed Hassan Zafar Naqvi criticized the government for its failure to address issues in Kurram district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa while highlighting the plight of innocent victims in ongoing conflicts.
Allama Syed Hasnain Abbas Gardezi, President of Majlis Ulema Ahlul Bayt Pakistan, pointed out that despite being outnumbered, Muslims triumphed in Gaza due to Palestinian resilience, which compelled adversaries to relent.
Context: The ceremony attracted numerous citizens, teachers, and students, reflecting a community deeply engaged in honoring those who fought against oppression. The speakers collectively called for a response to a perceived conspiracy undermining peace in the Kurram region.
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