What transpired in Sweden, Pakistan? Shahbaz government predicted that after Pakistan became incensed, people would take to the streets

What transpired in Sweden, Pakistan? Shahbaz government predicted that after Pakistan became incensed, people would take to the streets

The Pakistani government has announced protests: On Friday, July 7, there will be a national demonstration in Pakistan. The country, including all political parties, had been urged by the prime minister to take part in this demonstration. In addition, according to ARY News, the Pakistani government announced it will call a joint session of parliament on July 6 in order to formulate a national position on the issue and represent public opinion in the legislative process.

Islamabad: In response to the Swedish government's destruction of the Quran, Pakistan's government has called for a national outcry. The Pakistani government will commemorate Youm-e-Taqdus-e-Quran on Friday, a day after announcing a joint parliamentary session, according to a report on Tuesday from ARY News. The Pakistani Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, presided over the meeting at which this decision was made. The gathering was called to talk about the Swedish sacrilege of the Holy Quran.

The gathering resolved that a national protest will take place on Friday, July 7. The country, including all political parties, had been urged by the prime minister to take part in this demonstration. In addition, according to ARY News, the Pakistani government announced it will call a joint session of parliament on July 6 in order to formulate a national position on the issue and represent public opinion in the legislative process.

In the joint session, a resolution denouncing the destruction of the Quran will also be adopted. The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz was instructed by the country's Prime Minister, who also serves as its president, to take part in the Yom-e-Taqdus-e-Quran and plan nationwide rallies. He told them that all Muslims are united by their belief in the sacredness of the Quran. The Prime Minister claimed that it was a cunning scheme to feed the flames of Islamophobia.

According to Prime Minister Shehbaz, "The nations and leaders whose value harmony and harmony should suppress violent elements influenced by racism and Islamophobia." A guy earlier defiled the Holy Quran in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. This was harshly denounced by numerous nations, including Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Iraq, and Iran.

'The Swedish government clearly realises that Islamophobic activities by individuals during rallies in Sweden can be hurtful to Muslims,' the foreign ministry of Sweden stated in a statement. These actions, which in no way represent the opinions of the Swedish government, are strongly condemned. A specific response to the problem has been sought by the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), which has its headquarters in Saudi Arabia.