AhlulBayt News Agency: Central Secretary General of Shia Ulema Council of Pakistan, Allama Dr. Shabbir Hasan Maisami has said that Pakistan is facing various crises.
In such circumstances, passing the controversial bill will open another Pandora box, which is equivalent to making the people fight each other.
Addressing the district workers convention in Chakwal organized by Shia Ulema Council of Pakistan, Central Secretary General of Shia Ulema Council of Pakistan Allama Dr. Shabir Hasan Maithmi said that the controversial amendment bill is against all Islamic schools of thought and if it is discussed another Pandora box open will create peace and order in the homeland.
He said that Pakistan is currently facing various crises including the economy. In such a situation, it is an attempt to destroy the civil and religious freedoms and wall the religious circles through the controversial amendment bill.
Sometimes through the curriculum, through mourning, which is not a correct action. He said that trying to wall any school would be foolish, so all schools of thought should show seriousness instead of sentimentality under the delicacy of the matter and save the country from getting into trouble.
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In such circumstances, passing the controversial bill will open another Pandora box, which is equivalent to making the people fight each other.
Addressing the district workers convention in Chakwal organized by Shia Ulema Council of Pakistan, Central Secretary General of Shia Ulema Council of Pakistan Allama Dr. Shabir Hasan Maithmi said that the controversial amendment bill is against all Islamic schools of thought and if it is discussed another Pandora box open will create peace and order in the homeland.
He said that Pakistan is currently facing various crises including the economy. In such a situation, it is an attempt to destroy the civil and religious freedoms and wall the religious circles through the controversial amendment bill.
Sometimes through the curriculum, through mourning, which is not a correct action. He said that trying to wall any school would be foolish, so all schools of thought should show seriousness instead of sentimentality under the delicacy of the matter and save the country from getting into trouble.
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