JUI-F offers ‘launch pad’ for Taliban

Author: Agencies

PESHAWAR: Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) General Secretary Abdul Ghafoor Haideri on Wednesday invited Taliban terrorists to join his party.

“We invite them [the Taliban] to join JUI-F and achieve their objectives with the help of a peaceful and political struggle,” he said at a news conference at the Peshawar Press Club.

The cleric said that while Islam teaches peace, for the past 10 years, people associated with Islam are being called terrorists and Islamic teachings are being called extremism.

“Islam’s revered beliefs cannot be made controversial. It clearly states that the killing of one person means the murder of all humanity,” said Haideri.

He said that delegations from Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman have arrived while those from India, South Africa and Nepal will reach soon to attend a congregation. Women were not invited to the conference because a women’s ijtima was held recently, he claimed.

He also said that the objectives behind the creation of Pakistan had been sidelined and the party will decide the course of its future politics at the huddle. He vowed to introduce a moral culture in the country, saying the current political environment has become based on everyone levelling allegations against the other.

The cleric added Sheikh Saleh Mohammad Ibrahim, the imam of the Grand Mosque of Makkah, will also be attending the gathering.

Share
Leave a Comment

Recent Posts

  • Lifestyle

Aina Asif says marriage can wait – Career and studies come first

Emerging actress and model Aina Asif recently shared her thoughts on marriage during an interview.…

56 mins ago
  • Lifestyle

New pill promises effective weight loss

Scientists have developed a new pill called Orforglipron that promotes weight loss. When taken daily,…

2 hours ago
  • Movies

Netflix announces release date and teaser for final season of “The Sandman”

Netflix has officially confirmed the release dates for the second and final season of "The…

2 hours ago
  • Sports

Arslan Ash withdraws from major esports events due to visa issues

Arslan Ash, the celebrated Tekken 8 champion from Pakistan, announced that he will miss two…

2 hours ago
  • Top Stories

X (twitter) to launch new chat platform soon

X (formerly Twitter) is preparing to roll out a new chat platform. The platform will…

2 hours ago
  • Top Stories

Pakistan reports no polio cases since february 10, thanks to ongoing campaigns

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that no polio cases have been reported in Pakistan since…

2 hours ago