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KARACHI: The Muharram has been viewed from the eyes of the Crescent and the Day of Aishwarya will fall on July 6 (Sunday), the Central Right-Hilal Committee announced on Thursday.
Addressing a press conference, the chairman of the committee, Maulana Abdul Khabir Azad, said that a meeting of the Central, Zonal and District Right-Hilal Committees was held simultaneously at their respective headquarters.
He said that the committee has received several evidence of moon monitoring from across the country.
Muharram is considered one of the four sacred Islamic months. The ashura falls on his 10th day when the grandson of Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) was martyred in the battle of Karbala with his family with Hazrat Imam Hussein (RA).
Thousands of law enforcement are deployed to ensure security, while religious scholars, while religious scholars, while religious scholars identify large gatherings during strict security in Muharram, to ensure security.
In addition, the decision to suspend mobile phones or Internet services will be made in consultation with the provinces during the holy Islamic month, as has been resolved at a meeting chaired by Home Minister Mohsen Naqvi to review the national security plan.
The meeting reviewed security preparations for Muharram in all the provinces, including Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), Gilgit Baltistan (GB), and the federal capital, Islamabad. Officials agreed that strict action would be taken against those who spread religious hatred on social media platforms.
Naqvi added that all necessary measures and decisions related to Muharram security will be made through mutual consultation. He confirmed that the federal government would provide full support to maintain peace during the religious month.
He further emphasized that no individual will be allowed to incite unrest or engage in destructive activities. Naqvi said that the implementation of the Code of Conduct will be ensured during the Muharram and it has noted that processions and gatherings will be monitored using modern technology.
The meeting included briefing from Inspectors General Police and Home Secretaries from the Provinces, AJK, GB, and Islamabad. Minister of State for Home Talal Chaudhry, Interior Secretary, and Acting Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) were present.
The state can act against hateful spreaders
In addition, a Ulema Peace Conference was organized in Islamabad under the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII). The program was chaired by Dr. Ragheb Naeemi, and was attended by religious scholars from all schools in all schools.
A joint statement issued after the conference states that all citizens should maintain their oath of loyalty to the constitution and the state of Pakistan. It confirmed that the constitution gives every citizen the right to assembly, faith and worship. It also acknowledged the right to fight peacefully for the implementation of the law of the citizens.
The statement further emphasized that armed action, violence and chaos against the state have created forms of rebellion. It called on the citizens to fully support Pakistan’s armed forces and urged the avoidance of linguistic, regional or sectarian prejudice.
The statement states that the state has the right to take strong action against those who spread hatred and when imposing their beliefs on others by force is a clear violation of the Shariah. It also warns that any public or private educational institution will face military training.
In addition, the statement calls for action against extremism and sectarianism. He emphasized that no one would insult the words, the Prophets, the companions, or the people of Al-Bayt. He further emphasized that no person should declare any other infidel (takfir).
