Religious scholars from different schools of thought in Pakistan have urged the nation to maintain unity, harmony, and solidarity during a time of rising regional tensions. The call came as religious leaders marked International Quds Day, a day observed in many countries to express support for the people of Palestine and highlight concerns about the situation in the region.
Prominent Ulema emphasized that the Muslim community should remain united and avoid sectarian divisions. They also warned the public against misleading narratives and unverified information spreading on social media, which can create confusion and weaken national unity. According to the scholars, the need for harmony and collective understanding is especially important during sensitive regional developments.
While addressing gatherings and events held across different cities, religious leaders strongly condemned the Israeli occupation and expressed deep concern over the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. They also criticized restrictions placed on worshippers at Masjid Al-Aqsa, describing the issue as a matter of concern for Muslims around the world.
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Across Pakistan, several rallies, seminars, and religious gatherings have been organized to mark the day. These events are being held under themes such as Youm-e-Tahafuz-e-Harmain Sharifain, Youm-ul-Quds, and Youm-ul-Aqsa. Religious organizations and community groups are participating in these programs to raise awareness and encourage peaceful solidarity.
Special sermons delivered in mosques have focused on promoting unity among Muslims and encouraging people to stand together against oppression and injustice. Scholars have also urged citizens to remain responsible, peaceful, and focused on strengthening national harmony during challenging times.
