JEDDAH: Imam of Islam’s Grand Mosque Abdul Rahman Ibn Abdul Aziz As-Sudais has said that Islamic scholars and intellectuals should preach moderate message of Islam all over the world, as Islamic teachings have no association with extremism, terrorism and sectarian violence. Lauding services for unity of Muslims as well as security and defence of Islam’s holiest mosque, As-Sudais awarded an honourary shield to Pakistan Ulema Council (PUC) Chairman Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi. The Saudi scholar said that it was responsibility of each and every Muslim of the world to play his respective role for the unity of Muslims. He urged on Muslims to seek guidance from Al-Quran in face of challenges and difficulties. With the grace of Almighty Allah, prevailing phase of crisis on Muslims would come to an end, he said, adding that Allah’s name would be called from each corner of the world. He said that people of Pakistan were fighting against menace of terrorism courageously and the armed forces as well as people were worthy of encouragement and praise for this heroic deed. As-Sudais appealed to Muslim community specifically the people of Pakistan to pursue moderate way and stay away from extremist practices. He also stated that Ahmedis have no affiliation and association with Islam. A continued preaching sequel would be soon started in Harmain Al Sharifain on the topic of finality of the prophethood. On the occasion, the PUC chairman expressed gratitude for awarding the shield, saying that his kindness and affectionate attitude towards people of Pakistan was like an asset. He said that every Pakistani was knotted with Harmain Al Sharifain in relation of faith and loyalty.