Al-Quds International E-Campaign Day to be observed on June 7
Lahore, June 6th: The 53rd anniversary of the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Al-Quds International Day on Sunday, June 7, According to reports, more than 160 organizations around the world are preparing to celebrate the International Day of Al-Quds on 7th June tomorrow.
As a result of the launch of the campaign “Al-Quds Meri Amanat”, more than 160 organizations spread across 30 countries around the world are enthusiastically preparing to celebrate Al-Quds Day. This day marks the 53rd anniversary of the Zionist occupation of Jerusalem and the eastern part of the city.
The International Center for Al-Quds My Trust and other participating parties had suggested celebrating this day to commemorate this sad day and to create awareness among the Ummah about the responsibility towards Al-Quds and Al-Aqsa Mosque. The aim of this campaign is to expose the atrocities of the Zionist state to the world and to raise voice for the oppressed Muslims of Palestine through electronic and social media as it has become an effective weapon in modern times.
World Al-Quds Day programs will be broadcasted in 12 languages on the platforms of social media, TV channels and radio channels. The following hashtags will be used in these programs.
Under this campaign, programs will be organized in different parts of the world. In order to better organize the programs scheduled for this day, a conference is being organized on June 5, 2020 in which work on the Palestinian issue from around the world will be held. Celebrities will be invited.
What day is Holy Day?
Today, if we talk about celebrating Al-Quds Day, it means that this day is a day of support for all the oppressed in the world and a voice of protest against all the oppressors. This protest is also in support of the Palestinians who have been Zionists for almost seven decades. The protest is also against Al Saud, which has been raining bombs, rockets and missiles on unarmed Yemenis for three consecutive years.
The beginning of Holy Day
Since the occupation of Palestine in 1948, this issue has been the focus of much attention from religious scholars, especially Shite scholars, from the very beginning, and they have been working to resolve this issue with great sensitivity. Even when the Palestinians themselves had won over the Zionists in the “War of the Crusades”, a single day in October was presented as Palestine Day, but it was not well received. Hazrat Imam Khomeini (RA) from the very beginning of his movement and struggle declared the independence of Palestine and its occupation illegal. Following the success of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, it cut ties with Israel and handed over its embassy to the Palestinians. Then, when Israel invaded southern Lebanon, Imam Khomeini (RA) declared the last Friday of Ramadan as Al-Quds Day on the thirteenth of Ramadan, 1399 AH.
