FAISALABAD:Religious scholars and leaders of political and social organizations will gather in Faisalabad on November 02 (Monday) to express solidarity with Saudi Arabia and reaffirm the Muslim world’s collective commitment to protecting the sanctity of Haramain Sharifain amid concerns over attacks targeting the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its sacred religious sites.
International Tazeem-e-Haramain Sharifain Council will organize the “Tazeem-e-Haramain Sharifain Conference”, at Jamia Qasmia Ghulam Muhammad Abad at 10 a.m. on Monday while prominent religious scholars and representatives of various organizations will address the gathering.
The conference is expected to be attended by Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, Secretary General International Tazeem-e-Haramain Sharifain Council along with Maulana Muhammad Ahmad Ludhianvi, head of Sunni Ulema Council and other prominent religious, political and social leaders.
Chairman Ulema Council Pakistan Sahibzada Zahid Mahmood Qasmi said that the conference would provide an important platform for the Muslim community to demonstrate its collective position against attacks by Houthi militants targeting the sacred land of Haramain Sharifain, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the holy cities of Makkah Mukarramah and Madinah Munawwarah.
He said that the gathering would also play a significant role in promoting unity, solidarity and a shared sense of responsibility among Muslims, stressing that the protection and sanctity of Haramain Sharifain remained central to the faith and devotion of the entire Muslim Ummah.
Zahid Qasmi said that safeguarding the holy sites was a matter of profound religious significance for Muslims worldwide and required a united and unequivocal stance beyond organizational and political differences.
Office-bearers Ulema Council Pakistan and Pakistan Ulema Council will also participate in the conference, which is expected to bring together religious leadership and representatives of different sections of society to express their commitment to the sanctity of the two holy mosques and Muslim unity.