Why it matters:
The seminar underscores the growing concern among Islamic leaders regarding the humanitarian crisis in Palestine and the perceived indifference of Islamic nations toward the suffering of their brethren. It calls for unity and action on Quds Day, symbolizing resistance against oppression.
The big picture:
With over seventy Islamic countries, the seminar highlighted the collective responsibility of the Muslim Ummah to stand against injustices faced by Palestinians. The speakers articulated a vision of solidarity and action, urging Muslims worldwide to recognize the severity of the situation in Gaza and beyond.
What they are saying:
Mufti Gulzar Ahmed Naeemi, Chief of Jamaat-e-Ahle Haram, stated, "The coming Friday is being observed as Quds Day, but it is not just Quds Day, it is also Allah's Day, the Day of the Holy Prophet, the Day of Islam and the Day of the Quran. The Ummah must come out for Allah, the Day of the Holy Prophet, the Day of the Quran and Islam."
He emphasized the need for the Islamic world to express solidarity and take action against the ongoing violence in Gaza.
Abdullah Gull, Chairman of Pakistan Youth Movement, remarked on the consequences of silence, stating, "It is a crime against humanity... all the powers supporting Israel should know this is a genocide taking place in Gaza which is incorrect."
Syyed Nasir Shirazi, Secretary General of Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen, painted a grim picture of the situation in Gaza, noting the destruction of civilian infrastructure and the dire humanitarian conditions.
Key points:
- As the situation in Gaza deteriorates, the call for action on Quds Day becomes increasingly urgent, highlighting the need for a unified response from the global Muslim community to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
- The seminar featured speeches from various leaders, including Liaquat Baloch and Allama Arif Hussain Wahidi, who condemned the oppression of Muslims in Palestine.
- The seminar serves as a rallying point for Muslims to reflect on their role in advocating for Palestinian rights.
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Zohre Khazaee
