Though a number of people served in key positions of MQI and contributed their share to the promotion of interfaith harmony, peace and love, fundamentals of MQI’s message, during the span of 32 years since its formation, yet the honour won by Dr Raheeq Ahmad Abbasi is very rare to say the least. read more...
President of MQI Dr Hussain Mohi-ud-Din Qadri has said that there is a need to distribute love among the humanity. He said that the word ‘coexistence’ would have to be replaced by ‘love’, for the former denotes the performance of an act under compulsion not out of willingness. He said that this is what constituted the message of Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri, which was being popularized in the world. He said that a relationship marked by love, peace and respect would have to be forged to eliminate extremism, and hatred in the world. read more...
Khurram Nawaz Gandapur, Secretary General of PAT, declared 3-day mourning and described the senseless and brutal attack as an attack on security and solidarity of Pakistan. He said that it was a national tragedy which had grieved every citizen of the country. He said that corrupt and exploitative electoral system had completely failed to protect the masses. He said that the powers that be should remember that if they left the people at the mercy of terrorists they would not be able to escape the public wrath. read more...
PAT leader Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri has strongly condemned the suicide attack on a church in Peshawar in which 80 innocent people lost their lives while over 150 were injured. Describing the incident as a national tragedy, he expressed his sympathy with the bereaved families. He said that solid action was required to deal with terrorism. He said that the terrorism was a blot on the face of Pakistan, which required stringent surgical operation. read more...
PAT central President Sheikh Zahid Fayyaz has asked the workers to move forward with the power of character in compliance with saying of their leader Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri. He said that the struggled being waged by PAT and MQI workers was democratic and peaceful and it was not possible to stop it anymore. He said that Pakistan is not merely our motherland but also our faith whose protection is the individual and collective responsibility of all of us. read more...
President of MQI Dr Hussain Mohi-ud-Din Qadri has said that acquiring education is mandatory for every man and woman. He said that the productive knowledge is the one upon which one acts. He said that there is a need of training the youth and students in addition to imparting them knowledge in the Pakistani society. He said that it is important for the students not only to become professionals, engineers, lawyers, judges, and doctors but also the faithful slave of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). read more...
PAT President said that PAT had given time to the current government to deliver and resolve people’s problems otherwise they should remember that they would meet the same fate as their predecessors. He said that we were entering phase two of our struggle, further saying that new membership campaign was underway to elicit the support of 10 million new members. read more...
Attended by women in large number, the Women Wing of Pakistan Awami Tehreek Lahore today organized a big demonstration at main Faisal town road to protest against incidents of rape against 5-year old girl-child in Lahore and other girls in Faisalabad and Toba Tek Singh. The women condemned these heart-rending incidents in the strongest possible words and described them as a blot on the collective conscience of the society. read more...
Dr Hussain Mohi-ud-Din Qadri said that Dr Qadri had given a call to prayer (Azan) in the form of the Islamabad Long March and historic sit-in. Now only the ‘jamaat’ was left to be led and once it happened, it would see the demise of the corrupt and elitist system which was at the heart of predicaments facing the people. He said that it was important to knock on every door to convey Dr Qadri’s message to the masses at the grass-roots. He said that the workers of PAT should not rest until they made Pakistan the country of Jinnah’s ideals. read more...
Speaking on the occasion, Bishop of Lahore Reverend Irfan Jamil said that peaceful coexistence and respect for each other’s beliefs and faith was a prerequisite for promotion of interfaith relations. He said that we needed to highlight these issues in our curriculum and sensitize our young generations about the need to imbibe tolerance and moderation in our attitudes. He said that Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri presents the Islamic concept of peace, love and interfaith relations in very effective and argumentative manner. He said that Dr Qadri’s work was playing an important role in bridging gulf among religions. read more...
