RNA – The main spokesman of Pakistan’s Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen, Shaykh Mukhtar Imami addressed the Sindh provincial and divisional cabinets session at Karachi’s Wahdat House. He said that Pakistan came into being as a result of sacrifices of lives and properties of thousands of brave people.
The Pakistani Shi’a scholar said these sacrifices were rendered for a great cause. That cause was getting a part of land, where golden and pure laws of Islam can be enforced. Unfortunately, anti-Pakistan and anti-Islam elements are dividing this land on the linguistic, groups, and religious sectarian basis at the behest of international forces so that ideology of Pakistan can be obscured.
He explained that after achieving independence, Pakistan has suffered many hardships and that journey was as hard and arduous as at the time of its creation. Loyal sons of this land are used to render sacrifices of their lives in its defense and will continue to do so.
Shaykh Imami said that the Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen and all patriotic Shi’a and Sunni people are real ideological and geographical defense of this country. This is the reason that despite worst terrorism and oppression borne by nation, enemy could not succeed in its objectives because blood of martyrs is present in the soil of this pure homeland. If someone makes treachery with the country, then blood of martyrs defend this land.
His Eminence said that Muhammad Ali Jinnah gave us a present of Pakistan on August 14. Independence Day is a day of reiterating our pledge. Defense and prosperity of beloved homeland is our responsibility. All religious, political and culturally align parties break the idols of nationalism.
Shaykh Imami noted that we have to declare war against terrorism. Our pledge is defending every inch of this mother land by working shoulder to shoulder with Pakistani military until the last drop of the blood present in our bodies.
The main spokesman of Pakistan’s Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen addressed new generation, saying that the youth should make Jinnah and Allamah Dr. Muhammad Iqbal their role model.
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