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Pakistan: Extremist cleric-cum-politician says blasphemy laws are non-negotiable

JUI-F chief pleaded with Saudi Arabia to help in uniting Muslim countries on 'these issues' and demanded the government of Pakistan to call an All Parties Conference (APC) for discussions.

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By Staff Report | January 15, 2016

ISLAMABAD:  In a statement issued today, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, chief of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), has said that his political party would reject amendment in blasphemy laws and extension of army courts.

The firebrand cleric said blasphemy laws are non-negotiable.

He said also on Sunday that there should be no extension in tenure of military courts.

He pleaded with Saudi Arabia to help in uniting Muslim countries on 'these issues' and demanded the government of Pakistan to call an All Parties Conference (APC) for discussions.

JUI-F chief also urged the nation to stands against Indian occupation of held-Kashmir and observe Kashmir Solidarity Day on February 5 to send the entire world a clear message of Pakistani Muslims' resolve.



-- Pakistan: Extremist cleric turned politician says blasphemy laws are non-negotiable


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3 comments:

  1. Rubina ShakirJanuary 17, 2017 at 7:45 PM

    Islam never teaches its followers discrimination in any form.These so called Muslims who claimed to be a true followers never act upon what our beloved Prophet(saw) has taught us.

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  2. NadiaJanuary 18, 2017 at 1:59 AM

    Islam teaches us to respect all religions and faiths, but these Mullahs are spreading words of discrimination and hate since many many years.
    Deep inside they also knows what is right but they dare to admit it. May God leads them to right path aameen.

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  3. SamrahJanuary 18, 2017 at 8:39 PM

    Blasphemy laws that Pakistani people practise are totally unfair and wrong. They need to be changed. These "blasphemy laws" killed Salman Taseer. These unfair laws killed many other people of different faiths. Does Islam says to kill ? Absolutely not. Islam is a peaceful religion and promote harmony among people. It does not promote hate.

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