The decision was tabled by Federal {Minister for Foreign Affairs} Shah Mehmood Qureshi.
The Home strongly condemned the republication of the blasphemous caricatures of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) in France and likewise denounced French President Emmanuel Macron’s remarks on blasphemous caricatures.
The decision maintained that such malicious assaults on the sanctity of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and all different messengers of Allah are a way to hate speech.
The Home proposed 15 March to be formally declared because the ‘International Day against Islamophobia’.
The higher home of the parliament additionally unanimously handed a decision condemning newest try of republication of the caricatures of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad [Peace Be Upon Him] in France.
The decision, moved by chief of the Home Dr Shahzad Waseem, mentioned that such condemnable acts supported by the French authorities additional intensify discord, alienation and divide between the followers of various faiths.
It reaffirmed that the love for our beloved Prophet Muhammad [PBUH] is past any doubt and it’s a part of our religion and no Muslim can tolerate such horrendous acts.
The Home strongly urged the parliaments and the worldwide group to give you a framework and must cease the recurrence of such acts in future to make sure peaceable co-existence in addition to social and interfaith concord.
Talking within the Senate, Minister for Spiritual Affairs and Inter-faith Concord Noor-Ul-Haq Qadri mentioned the decision displays the feelings of all Muslims. He mentioned the French President demonstrated irresponsible and legal conduct.
Pakistan lodges protest with France
Earlier, the French ambassador was known as to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs right this moment to convey the deep issues over the latest systematic resurgence of blasphemous acts of republication of caricatures of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H).
It was underscored that such unlawful and Islamophobic acts harm the feelings of Muslims internationally, together with these in Pakistan. Moreover, such actions couldn’t be justified within the title of freedom of expression.
“Pakistan strongly condemned equating Islam with terrorism, for narrow electoral and political gains. Such provocative statements and actions were fanning inter-religious hatred, hostility and confrontation thereby imperiling efforts of peace and harmony among various segments of society,” the FO mentioned in an announcement.
‘Ban Islamophobic content on Facebook’
On Sunday, Prime Minister Imran Khan wrote a letter to Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Fb asking to position a ban on Islamophobic content material on Fb.
In his letter, the prime minister had demanded Zukerberg to impose an identical ban on Islamophobia and hate in opposition to Islam that has been put in place for the Holocaust.
“I am writing to draw your attention to the growing Islamophobia that is encouraging hate, extremism and violence across the world and especially through the use of social media platforms including Facebook. I appreciate your taking the step to rightly ban any posting that criticizes or questions the Holocaust, which was the culmination of the Nazi pogrom of the Jews in Germany and across Europe as Nazis spread across Europe.”
Senate, NA go resolutions in opposition to blasphemous caricatures
