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Cowardly Muslim Rulers Biggest Hurdle in Liberation of Palestine

Pakistan Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) leader Senator Sirajul Haq said that certain cowardly Muslim rulers who did not make any move without the dictation of US were the biggest hurdle in the liberation of Jerusalem (Quds).

Addressing a large public meeting in Pakistan’s Lakki Marwat on Sunday, he said that on the issue of Quds, the Muslim masses and the Muslim rulers stood at opposite ends. The Muslim masses were on the roads while their rulers were confined to their palaces, he added.

He said that the people of Karachi would hold a ‘million march’ on December 17 against the US decision regarding Quds, and expressed hope that this would be a historic march.

Sirajul Haq said that the US had imposed a new war on the Muslim world. However, he said that not only the Muslims states but the US itself would not remain safe in this conflict. He added that the Zionists would not remain content with raising Solomon’s temple in Quds, as they were also aspiring to grab holy Madina as well.

The JI chief stated that the liberation of Quds was an article of faith with each and every believer and no Muslim could lag behind in it. He added that this was purely an ideological war and the Zionists were considering it a religious conflict and were taking part in it in every respect.

The JI chief lamented that the enemy had not only occupied resources of the Muslim world but had also enslaved its leadership. Therefore, he said that the real test was not of the rulers but the masses and it was to be seen how long it would take them to be free from the coterie of the US slaves.

source:pakistantoday

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