ISLAMABAD – August 8, 2025: The Islamabad district administration has issued legal notices to more than 50 mosques across the capital — including the iconic Faisal Mosque — under the Protection of Natural Landscapes Ordinance, 1966, citing violations related to environmental degradation. Sources within the administration revealed that mosques in various sectors and surrounding areas of Islamabad have recently received written notices. The notices allege that the construction or expansion of these religious sites has negatively impacted the city’s natural landscape, thus violating the decades-old ordinance aimed at preserving scenic beauty and green areas. “Will Give Advice To Modi On Dealing With Trump”: Netanyahu Pakistan-born woman ties handmade rakhi to PM Modi every year Donald Trump Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by Cambodia for Border Dispute Mediation Faisal Mosque, a national landmark and the largest mosque in Pakistan, is reportedly among those listed. Also included is a mosque located in Rawal Town, which, according to sources, was constructed by the Capital Development Authority (CDA) with significant public funding. In addition to the written notices, magistrates from various circles have also contacted mosque administrations directly, demanding formal written responses to the alleged violations. Donald Trump Rules Out Trade Talks With India … Continue reading Capital Crackdown: Faisal Mosque, Others Issued Environmental Violation Notices