السلام عليكم و
رحمة الله و بركاته
This is really a
good start and good step forward, resting the legalities and politics aside.New
Prime Minister of Pakistan says his Motto is "Love for
All Hatred for None" !!- Isn't that what Muslims living in America, UK or
elsewhere crave for? That they be treated like every American? Well I do believe
it will happen, if we mean it and work for it.
"Love for All Hatred for None" is a beautiful slogan mascot of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community. I hope the Prime Minister means it. When Obama became the President, the whole world cried with joy - for the first time in human history a man from the minority was freely elected to be their president. Indeed, Prophet Muhammad said that in his last sermon... I hope Pakistan can move into this direction where no Pakistani - be it Sunni, Shia, Ahmadi, Bohra, Ismaili, Sikh, Hindu, Christian, Parsee and others need not live in fear. That would be an Islamic government, wouldn't it? If your head bobble from left to right with a no, look up the Madinah Charter.
Alhumdullilah our Motto 'Love for All Hatred for None' has reached some
people's tongues, lets Pray that it reaches their Hearts.
Monday June 25, 2012
Peace in Karachi is my priority, says
Ashraf
Prime
Minister, Raja Pervaiz Ashraf has said the maintenance of peace in Karachi is
one of the foremost priorities of his government. "We want to take along all to
serve the people."
The prime minister was talking to media after meeting Pakistan Muslim League-Functional (PML-F) chief and spiritual leader of Hurr community, Pir Pagara Sibghatullah Rashdi at Kingri House in Karachi.
He asked Pir Pagara to pray for him that he could achieves big goals in his short tenure, he said. Ashraf said, “I hope to do something that solves the problems of the people of Pakistan.”
Ashraf also thanked Pir Pagara for the “delicious food” he offered him at the meeting.
“PML-F, as our coalition partner, played a very positive and strong role in my election as the prime minister, for which I have come to thank Pir Pagara on behalf of my party’s co-chairman President Asif Ali Zardari.”
The prime minister said that Pir Pagara prayed for us and was very hospitable towards him and his party.
“Our motive is – love for all hatred for none,” said Ashraf. “With the help of our coalition partners and with the vision of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto and President Zardari, we would like to take Pakistan towards progression.”
He said that the two big challenges faced by his government were energy crisis and security situation, particularly in Karachi. “We are striving to bring peace to Karachi which is the economic hub of Pakistan.”
Responding to a question regarding the Opposition’s resistance in his election, he said, “I am here till the party and coalition partners have confidence in me and till God wills so. Nobody elects themselves as a PM. This is all God-willing. He can provide to anyone, anytime.”
The prime minister was talking to media after meeting Pakistan Muslim League-Functional (PML-F) chief and spiritual leader of Hurr community, Pir Pagara Sibghatullah Rashdi at Kingri House in Karachi.
He asked Pir Pagara to pray for him that he could achieves big goals in his short tenure, he said. Ashraf said, “I hope to do something that solves the problems of the people of Pakistan.”
Ashraf also thanked Pir Pagara for the “delicious food” he offered him at the meeting.
“PML-F, as our coalition partner, played a very positive and strong role in my election as the prime minister, for which I have come to thank Pir Pagara on behalf of my party’s co-chairman President Asif Ali Zardari.”
The prime minister said that Pir Pagara prayed for us and was very hospitable towards him and his party.
“Our motive is – love for all hatred for none,” said Ashraf. “With the help of our coalition partners and with the vision of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto and President Zardari, we would like to take Pakistan towards progression.”
He said that the two big challenges faced by his government were energy crisis and security situation, particularly in Karachi. “We are striving to bring peace to Karachi which is the economic hub of Pakistan.”
Responding to a question regarding the Opposition’s resistance in his election, he said, “I am here till the party and coalition partners have confidence in me and till God wills so. Nobody elects themselves as a PM. This is all God-willing. He can provide to anyone, anytime.”
IS THIS THE PAKISTAN YOU WANT?
A few Pakistanis have asked me to work on making a movie
about building a cohesive Pakistan. Insha Allah, if they
gather the funds, we will take that step... a small step.
Here is the Original in making, an American Version
No American has to live in apprehension or fear of the other.
There are solutions, here is a trailer of the movie in making:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMXsTo4VYh8&feature=youtu.be
Please let me know if you wish to you have more information.
Thank youMike Ghouse
America Together Foundation
www.AmericaTogetherFoundation.com
Dallas, Texas
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