LAHORE: The entire nation supports Prime Minister Imran khan’s stance on obscenity and nudity, said clerics and clerics in their Friday sermons, said the press release. They say that part of life in the country misrepresents the Prime Minister’s statement. The prime minister never holds women responsible for nudity and obscenity. Both men and women who spread obscenity and nudity are despicable and condemned, said the cleric, adding that the protests of some individuals over the Prime Minister’s remarks were irrelevant.

They said, “We invite Human Rights Organizations and NGOs to work together to eradicate sexual violence and for the struggle for women’s rights.”

Chairman of the Pakistani Ulama Council and Special Representative of the Prime Minister for Religious Harmony and the Middle East Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, while addressing a Friday sermon at the Jamia Grand Mosque in the Bahria City of Lahore, said there are certain sections that just want to achieve their goals by misinterpretation. . the Prime Minister’s statement.

She said that women should have the right to inheritance and education and called on all human rights organizations and NGOs to work together to end domestic and sexual violence. He said Prime Minister Imran Khan’s stance was in line with Islamic teachings and Pakistani values ​​and traditions. He said it was reprehensible and condemned to pervert Prime Minister Imran Khan’s stance to fulfill one’s personal goals and objectives.

Prominent clerics giving speeches Leading scholars addressing Friday congregations in their respective regions and districts include: Deputy Chairman of the Pakistani Ulema Council Maulana Abdul Karim Nadeem giving speeches at Rahim Yar khan, Allama Abdul Haq Mujahid in Multan, Qazi Matiullah Saeedi (Gujarat), Maulana Asadullah Farooq (Lahore), Maulana Asad Zakaria (Karachi), Maulana Haq Nawaz Khalid, Maulana Obaid Allah Gormani, Allama Tahir-ul-Hassan (Faisalabad), Maulana Muhammad Shafi Qasmi, Maulana Hanif Usmani (Sahiwal), Pir Asad Habib Shah Jamali, Maulana Muhammad Asghar Khosa (Dera Ghazi Khan), Maulana Noman Hashir, Maulana Tahir Aqeel Awan (Rawalpindi). Maulana Abu Bakar Sabri, (Islamabad), Maulana Anwar-ul-Haq Mujahid, Shabbir Yusuf Gujjar, Maulana Abdul Malik Asif (Multan), Maulana Aslam Siddiqui, Maulana Asid-ur-Rehman Saeed, Maulana Abdul Hakim Athar, Qari Zubair Zahid, Maulana Islamuddin, Qari Muhammad Aslam Qadri, Qari Shamsul Haq (Lahore), Maulana Hassan Ahmad Hussaini (Daska), Maulana Muhammad Khurshid Nomani (Bahawalnagar), Maulana Fahim Al Hassan Farooqi (Sheikhupura), Maulana Abdullah Haqqani, Maulana Abdullah Rashidi (Kasur) , Mian Rashid Munir (Sialkot), Maulana Muneeb Haidari, Maulana Abdul Waheed Farooqi (Narwal), Maulana Abu Bakar Hamza (Chakwal), Maulana Habib-ur-Rehman Abid, Maulana Tayyab G. Maulana Izhar-ul-Haq Khalid, Sahibzada Hamza Tahir-ul-Hassan (Faisalabad), Maulana Saadullah Ludhianvi (Toba Tek Singh), Maulana Anis-ur-Rehman Baloch (Gojra), Maulana Abdul Rasheed (Hafizabad), Maulana Muhammad Shakeel Qasmi (Okara), Mufti Mohammad Omar Farooq (Khanewal ), Maulana Abdul Ghaffar Shah Hijazi (Lodhran), Maulana Tan v eer Ahmed (Bahawalpur), Maulana Mohammad Ahmed Maki, Maulana Mohammad Ashfaq Potafi (Muzaffargarh), Maulana Kaleemullah Muawiyah (Nankana), Maulana Aziz-ur-Rehman Muawiyah (Talagang), Maulana Aziz Akbar Qasmi (Rajanpur), Maulana (Saadar Shafi ) Khan), Hafiz Muhammad Tayyab Qasmi, Maulana Hussain Ahmad Darkhasti, Mufti Iqbal Usmani (Karachi), Maulana Yasir Alvi (Marine), Qari Abdul Rauf, Maulana Taloob Mahar (Bahawalnagar), Hafiz Muhammad Talha Farooqi (Vehari), Maulana Zubair Khatana (Gujranwala), Maulana Aqeel Zubair (Sargodha), Qari Aziz-ur-Rehman (Layyah), Maulana Atif Iqbal (Kamalia) and others addressed the Friday meeting.