The Sanctity of Mosques and Shrines
of Saints of Sufism Peace Message Conference.
The Peace Message Conference was attended by scholars, sheikhs, Sufis and elders.
PESHAWAR:(Special Correspondent) According to Global Times Media Europe, in the context of the alleged transfer of the holy shrine of Hazrat Shah Muhammad Ghaus Qadri (may Allah have mercy on him), a peace conference was organized by the Sanctity of Mosques and Shrines of Saints of Sufism, in which, in addition to scholars, Mashaikhs, Sufis, and elders, Syed Muhammad Noor Hussain Qadri Gilani, also known as Sultan Agha Bacha, General Secretary of the National Unity Council Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Central Vice President of Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan, Pir Syed Muhammad Sabtain Shah Gilani, also known as Taj Agha Bacha Yakh Tot Sharif, Peshawar, Member of the Supreme Council of Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan, Khawaja Nadeem Saeed Wayeen, Chairman Punjab Tehreek-e-Ishq Mustafa International and others participated in full force. The special guest of the peace conference was the head of Tehreek-e-Ishq Mustafa International, Hazrat Pir Syed Inayat Ali Shah Badshah, also known as Motiyon Wala Sarkar. Pir Syed Inayat Ali Shah Badshah said in his address that we will not tolerate the transfer of mosques and shrines of saints under any circumstances. He said that if the Punjab government takes such a step, then there will be a rally on the streets by scholars, Mashaikhs, Sufis and workers of Tehreek-e-Ishq Mustafa International and there will be a full-scale protest. Former Chief Minister Punjab Hamza Shahbaz said in his speech that the transfer of mosques and shrines of saints will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Pir Syed Inayat Ali Shah Badshah, also known as Motiyon Wala Sarkar, said that Hamza Shahbaz fully cooperated in the transfer of ancient heritage or the demolition of ancient heritage, for which he pays tribute to Hamza Shahbaz and expresses his best wishes for him. He said that Hamza Shahbaz will soon hold talks with the Punjab Auqaf Department in this regard.