ISLAMABAD: Muhammad Sadiq Sanjrani, the Chairman of the Senate of Pakistan, has strongly denounced the recent incident of the desecration of the Holy Quran outside the Iraqi embassy in Denmark. He expressed deep concern over the emerging pattern of hurting Muslim sentiments, which he believes aims to sabotage peace and harmony among religious groups.
In his heartfelt condemnation, Chairman Senate emphasized the urgency for swift and decisive action to address this grave concern. He highlighted that such reprehensible acts not only hurt the religious sentiments of millions of Muslims but also pose a significant threat to global peace and stability.
Chairman Senate Calls for Religious Tolerance
Chairman Senate further emphasized the need to halt these sinister designs that seek to create divisions among nations. He called upon the international community to unite against such acts of intolerance and to reaffirm the core values of mutual respect, tolerance, and understanding that are essential for harmonious coexistence.
Preserving religious harmony was underscored as a key priority by the Senate Chairman, who urged countries around the world to take preventive measures to prevent any potential recurrence of such malicious actions.
The message from Chairman Senate serves as a clarion call for solidarity and cooperation in upholding the principles of peace and respect for all, regardless of their religious beliefs.
Deputy Chairman Senate, Mirza Muhammad Afridi, also expressed strong condemnation over the desecration of the Holy Quran outside the Iraqi embassy in Denmark. He expressed deep distress over the incident and emphasized the crucial importance of upholding religious tolerance and respect for diverse beliefs worldwide.
Deputy Chairman Afridi called on the global community to stand together against actions that incite hatred and division, urging instead for embracing dialogue and mutual understanding to foster peace among nations.
