Grand Golden Jubilee of Khatm-e-Nabuwat Conference Held

Soon Times Correspondent
Rawalpindi:
The Imam Hassan Council Pakistan’s All Parties Golden Jubilee Khatm-e-Nabuwat Conference was held at the District Bar Rawalpindi. The event was presided over by Advocate Nasir Abbas Qadri. The chief guest was Pir Shabbir Ahmed Siddiqi, while notable guests included Dr. Hamza Mustafaei, Sajjad Akbar Abbasi, Syed Islamuddin, Pir Amir Sultan Chishti, and Shah Muhammad Awan, among other important personalities.
According to details, the conference was organized on September 7, 2024, to mark the 50th anniversary of the Khatm-e-Nabuwat Law. It took place at Sardar Muhammad Ishaq Khan Hall, Judicial Complex, Rawalpindi Bar Association. The conference was sponsored by Pir Tariqat Rahbar Shariat Shehzada Pir Shabbir Ahmed Siddiqi, Central President of Mashaikh Uzam Pakistan, Central Chairman of Lasani Welfare Foundation Registered International, Central Chairman of Interfaith Peace Alliance Pakistan, and Chief Organizer of All Pakistan Sawm and Salawat Committee. The conference was chaired by Pir Muhammad Yaar Bhatti Naushahi Qadri, known as Baba Mali Shah Sarkar, and Sahibzada Pir Nasir Abbas Naushahi Qadri, Advocate.
Special participation was from Dr. Hamza Mustafaei, Central Deputy Secretary-General of Jamaat-e-Ahl-e-Sunnat Pakistan; Sajjid Akbar Abbasi, former member of Punjab Bar Council, former President of District Bar Rawalpindi, and ticket holder of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan NA 56; Ahmad Waqas Madni, Senior Vice Chairman of Pakistan Falah Party; Syed Rashid Ali Gardezi, President of Punjab North; Pir Amir Sultan, General Secretary Chaudhry Abdul Malik; leader of Tehreek-e-Istiqlal Manzoor Ali Gilani; Shah Muhammad Awan, Chief Editor of Daily Soon Times; as well as leaders from religious, political, and social parties, journalists, senior lawyers, business community leaders, scholars, and other prominent figures.
The speakers paid tribute to the political, religious, and social figures who achieved this historic milestone on September 7, 1974. Shah Muhammad Awan discussed the second amendment of the constitution, which clarifies the belief of Muslims, stating that no person can be considered a Muslim unless they believe in Khatm-e-Nabuwat. Since the Qadiyanis/Mirzais consider someone as a prophet and then as Massiah Maood (Imam Mahdi), who was not even a normal human being, such groups are considered outside the fold of Islam. The speakers also expressed positive views on the rights of minorities, affirming that every community that acknowledges the Constitution of Pakistan is entitled to full rights.