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TNFJ’s announced Aalmi Ashra e Aza e Fatimiya will start today Special arrangements of security, cleanliness and sufficient lighting be provided during Majalis e Aza and Matami processions – Dr S Zaman RAWALPINDI, April 27: As announced by the Quaid e Millat e Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi, programmes of Aalmi Ashra e Aza e Fatimiya (23rd Jamadi ul Awwal to 3rd Jamadi ul Thani) in connection with the martyrdom anniversary of the lady of the Heaven Hazrat Fatima Zahra (pbuh), will commence from today. According to the central convener of the TNFJ’s committee of Aalmi Ashra e Aza e Fatimiya, Dr S Zaman, the Holy Quran will be recited in the mosques after the fajr prayer while Majalis e Aza will be held in Imam Bargahs and Aza Khanaz. On this occasion matami processions will also be held under the auspices of different organizations throughout the country. Dr S Zaman made it clear that the ideology of the beloved motherland, Pakistan, is based on the Kalima “La Illaha Illallah” and the foundation of La Illaha is Hussain Ibn e Ali (pbuh). He said that at the moment, Pakistan is being surrounded from all sides by enemies and stressed upon all religious and political parties to give up the policy of duplicity and instead of keeping worldly masters happy, they should jointly struggle for the defence and safety of the motherland. Dr S Zaman said that during this dark era the pious character of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (pbuh) is a beacon of light for the women of the world. He said that Hazrat Zahra (pbuh) was the partner of Prophethood and, without her, the chapter of guidance for women cannot be completed. He said that Khatoon e Janat Hazrat Fatima Zahra (pbuh) is the one on whose infallibility the Holy Quran stands witness. Dr S Zaman said that women of the world can be successful in this world and hereafter by following the pious character of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (pbuh). In the meeting of TNFJ Committee of Aalmi Ashra e Aza e Fatimiya a resolution was passed in which it was demanded from the government to ensure law and order during Ashra e Aza e Fatimiya and that security, cleanliness and sufficient lighting be provided on the routes of Matami Processions. In another resolution drone attacks in the northern areas of Pakistan were condemned and to discontinue these heinous activities, the voice of protest should be raised in the United Nations. It was also demanded from the government to adopt clear cut and bold policy in this regard instead of an apologetic approach. Concern was also expressed over the fragile condition of peace in the Kurram Agency and it was demanded that the road to Parachanar, which has been closed for a long time, must be opened and be made safe for those who use it. |
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