14 Sep 2012

Pakistani Momineen to Stage Demo after Juma Prayers.

Majlis-e-Wahdat-e-Muslimeen (MWM) Secretary General Allama Raja Nasir Abbas Jafri has announced on Thursday that the countrywide protest rallies will be staged outside the United States diplomatic missions no Friday to protest against the anti- Islam movie produced in the U.S.

Speaking at a hurriedly-called press conference at party office in Islamabad, the leader of leading Shia party of Pakistan, Allama Raja Nasir Abbas strongly condemned the blasphemous movie of the United States. He said the movie "Innocence of Muslims" has exposed anti-Islam agenda of the United States.

He demanded of Washington to apologize to the entire Muslim world over the film containing blasphemy of Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.W.) produced by the United States.

"Government of Pakistan immediately breaks off diplomatic ties with the United States in protest against the blasphemous film," he urged.

Allama Raja Nasir Abbas announced that the activists of Majlis-e-Wahdat Muslimeen (MWM) will hold the countrywide protest rallies outside the United States diplomatic missions in Pakistan on Friday. He said the main rally would be taken out from Islamabad to United States Embassy to express the anger of Muslims against the US`s evil design.

He also condemned the Shia Muslims genocide in Pakistan and said that his party would summon an All Parties Conference of Shiite Organizations of Pakistan on 15th September to decide the future strategy of the Shiite Community on ongoing Shia genocide in Pakistan.

He said that inaction of the government and security agencies against the terrorists proved that those perpetrating genocide of Shia Muslims enjoy the government and agencies support.


Majlis-e-Wahdatul Muslimeen is arranging a protest rally against sacrilegious US film 'Innocence of Muslims'

Rally Time: Right after Juma prayers 
From G-6/2 to Diplomatic Enclave

http://www.mwmpak.org/news-2/21-mwm/markaz-news/1878-2012-09-13-13-42-46

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