Lahore, 28th October: Prime minister Imran Khan has written a letter to the heads of Muslim countries stating that the Muslim Ummah should unite to stop the series of blasphemous sketches and insults.
Baaghi TV: According to reports, the Prime Minister wrote a letter to the heads of Muslim countries on the issue of blasphemous sketches.
The letter written by the Prime Minister said that the leaders of Muslim countries should be united on the issue of the Holy Prophet, we must tell the Western world the importance of the Holy Prophet for the Muslims.
The Prime Minister said that due to the growing Islamophobia, there is a concern in our nation today. In the Western world, especially in Europe, the honour of the Prophet has been insulted.
My letter to leaders of Muslim states to act collectively to counter the growing Islamophobia in non-Muslim states esp Western states causing increasing concern amongst Muslims the world over. pic.twitter.com/OFuaKGu2c1
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) October 28, 2020
The letter said mosques in Europe were being closed, Muslim women were being deprived of the right to dress as they wished, whereas nuns are wearing their religious dress openly.
Imran Khan said, “I believe that the leadership of these countries is unable to understand our love for the Prophet, which is why dangerous actions and reactions continue.”
The Prime Minister said that blasphemy in the name of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) has provoked a backlash from Muslims. The time has come for Muslim leaders to take steps to end the climate of hatred and extremism.
The letter said that Muslim leaders should play a role in explaining the nature of the issue to the leaders of Western countries, the world can no longer tolerate hatred and extremism. Our religion teaches peace, tolerance whose staff was demonstrated in the state of Madinah.
Imran Khan said daily that attacks on Islam and the honour of our Prophet should stop. Muslims have seen killings in Bosnia, Iraq, Afghanistan and Occupied Kashmir, but when it comes to the sanctity of faith and the Prophet, it hurts more.
