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MWM Chief Vows Sunni and Shia Muslims to Crush Takfirism

Allama Raja Nasir Abbas Jafari, secretary general of Majlis-e-Wahdat-e-Muslimeen has vowed that Sunni and Shia Muslims are capable to crush the takfirism in Pakistan.

“Takfiris are enemies of Islam, Muslims and Pakistan. They are doomed to failure he said, speaking at a congregation that was organized by his MWM to celebrate the Eid-e-Ghadeer.

Allama Jafari said that Eid-e-Ghadeer was a manifestation of unity of Muslim Ummah since Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the last apostle of God, announced Imam Ali (AS) as Maula (leader and guardian) like him for all his followers.

“National Action Plan is an important course of action to defeat terrorists but nobody should misuse this plan to victimize the innocent people and political opponents,” he alerted saying that unfortunately NAP’s focus on the takfiris was shifted and now law abiding peaceful Shia Muslims were being victimized. He said that active Shiites and notables were being taken into undeclared and unofficial custody without any charge and they were not being produced in the courts of law so that they and their heirs could seek justice.

He made clear that world imperialism and arrogant powers were real enemies and their stooges in Pakistan pose threat to whole nation. He said that the agents of the imperialist arrogant powers were trying to disunite Muslim Ummah by takfirism. He said that liberal democracy was also a tool of the United States to subjugate independent nations around the world.

Allama Jafari asserted that azadari was jugular vein of Shia Islam and nobody would be allowed to hatch machinations against the azadari and nobody should even imagine limiting the azadari congregations and processions.  There must be no restriction on azadari, he demanded.

source:shiitenews

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