RAWALPINDI, February 10: In accordance with the announcement of the Quaid e Millat e Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Moosavi, the “Universal Days of Grief” in connection with the death anniversary of Hazrat Abu Talib (PBUH), the Protector of the Prophethood, the uncle of the Holy Prophet (PBUH & HHP), and the father of the master of the faithful, Hazrat Ali (PBUH), concluded. On the concluding day, mourning assemblies were held in all the regions of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Ulema and Zakreen highlighted the character of Hazrat Abu Talib (PBUH) and discussed his services and sacrifices for the cause of Islam. Voice of protest was also raised against the poor conditions of the holy graves of Hazrat Abu Talib and other heroes of Islam who are buried in Janat ul Baqi and Jana tul Mualla and also against the continued terrorism in the country. While addressing to a mourning assembly arranged under the auspice of Zakir Syed Karam Hussain Shah Hakimal at the central Imam Bargah Hakimal, Allama Syed Qamar Haider Zaidi said that the character of Hazrat Abu Talib (PBUH) is a beacon of light to follow in order to get the rid of international imperial powers. He asserted that Hazrat Abu Talib (PBUH) was on the religion of his forefathers and according to the authentic historians, all the ancestors of the Holy Prophet (PBUH & HHP) followed the religion of Hazrat Ibrahim (PBUH). He asserted that after the death of Hazrat Abdul Mutlib (PBUH) Abu Talib (PBUH) not only took care of the Holy Prophet (PBUH & HHP) but also faced all the torments and persecutions with him during the years of Boycott at Shaybe Abi Talib - any true Muslim couldn’t deny such services. He asserted that to cop with the economical conspiracies and depressions created by the international imperialistic powers, it is necessarily important that Hazrat Abu Talib (PBUH)'s economic strategy of Shaybe Abi Talib (PBUH) and their companions' passion and faith should be practically followed. He asserted that in every book of the history of Islam, the Holy Prophet (PBUH & HHP) was not only taken care and brought up by Hazrat Abu Talib but he had also the privilege to recite the Nikah of the Holy Prophet (PBUH & HHP). A resolution presented by Syed Naseer Hussain Sabzwari, was approved by thousands of the participants, in which it was iterated that there are only three places in the universe, which are declared as Mualla, Arsh e Mualla, Karbala e Mualla and the graveyards of Makkah Mukarrama Janatul Baqi and Janat ul Mualla. Janatul Mualla and Janatul Baqi have the graves of the forefathers of the Holy Prophet, mothers of the Faithful and pious companions of the Holy Prophet (PBUH & HHP), great shrines on these pious graves had always been a source of great spiritual pleasure, but Aale Saud demolished them. It was iterated in the resolution that dignified nations are known by their historical and cultural heritage. On the occasion of the death anniversary of the protector of the Prophethood, Hazrat Abu Talib, it was demanded from OIC, the United Nations, the Arab League and other international organizations of Human Rights to restore the dignity of the holy graves of the nobles of Islam buried in Janatul Baqi and Janatul Mualla and Makkah and Madina, which is the inheritance of the entire humanity; these places should be declared as open cities for the people to visit because these holy cities are not the private property of Aal e Saud but the inheritance of the entire humanity. Allama Basharat Hussain Imami, Allama Fakhar Abbas Abidi, Zakir Syed Riaz Ratwal, Zakir Muhammad Sadiq Shirazi, Zakir Abid Hussain Shah, Zakir Zain Abbas, Zakir Shahzad Aalim, Zakir Aftab Hussain Kazmi and other Ulema also addressed the assembly. Mourning assembly was concluded on Matamdari.

Moulana Ijlal Haider Haidery, while addressing at Imam Bargah Shahidaan e Karbala at Tyre Bazaar, said that had Hazrat Abu Talib (PBUH) not protected the Holy Prophet (PBUH & HHP) from the infidel of Makkah, there would have been no Islam in the world. Thus all the people with are obliged to the services of Hazrat Abu Talib (PBUH).