Rasa – The youth of Suthsoo Kalan in Indian-controlled Kashmir held a conference on Mahdism and raised money for the flood victims in Iran. RNA – In an exclusive report for Rasa News Agency, Saif Ali Budgami, a Kashmiri revolutionary student, said that the youth of Suthsoo Kalan in Budgam District, Indian-controlled Kashmir organized Imam al-Mahdi Conference at Nour-e Zahra Husayniyah on May 5th in which hundreds of revolutionary followers from every age group, including women, participated in an enthusiastic manner.
The conference was organized by the youth of the village. For the last four years, they have been arranging this conference on an annual basis by collecting donations from the general public of the village.
The conference attracts hundreds of followers from every corner of the Kashmir Valley. The most inspiring glimpse of the conference was the gathering of the reputed and renowned Islamic Shi’ah and Sunni scholars of the valley under the umbrella of Mahdism.
The conference was well-organized, well-planned and well-disciplined.
On this auspicious occasion, the renowned Islamic scholars spoke about different aspects of Mahdism and stressed the objectives, need and implications of the concept of Mahdism in the current era.
In addition, the essence of unity among Muslims was part of every scholar’s speech.
The scholars raised their voices against the hegemonic systems of the world and demonstrated their support for the oppressed people of the world.
Mawlana Mir Mustafa, one of the organizing head of the conference, said, “The main motivation of this esteemed conference was to make the people aware and prepared for the reappearance of Imam al-Mahdi and attract the youth towards the culture of revolution by instilling the idea of Mahdism in them.”
Many revolutionary youth shared their views about the conference.
Asif Ali, a local volunteer, stated, “If the people understand the depth of the concept of Mahdism, they can surely rule the whole world in every aspect. Thus, our motivation is to make the people aware of the necessity of Mahdism.”
Neesha Jan, a female volunteer, added, “We need to establish such platforms and arrange such conferences to spread the real concept of Mahdism to liberate ourselves from the hegemonic powers of the world.”
The youth who participated in the conference had organised a donation drive for the recent flood victims of Iran which affected many provinces of Islamic Republic of Iran and left more than 70 dead and thousands more without food and homes.
People from different areas donated money and belongings for the flood victims.
The conference was culminated with the recitation of Du’a al-Faraj and special prayers for the flood victims and the oppressed Muslim people.
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