Islamabad
May 3, 2021
Islamabad:A very limited number of dedicated faithfuls would start performing seclusion activities, known as ‘Aitikaf’ at specified and secluded corners of countrywide mosques from Monday afternoon with the pledge to strictly follow Covid-19 guidelines and maintain social distance by avoiding large gatherings.
The faithful have been enjoined to adhere strictly to the COVID-19 protocol during the ‘Aitikaf’, said Basharat Shah, the head of Masjid management committee of a Jamia Masjid, Islamabad.
‘Aitikaf’ is a period starting from 20th Ramadan where Muslims seclude in the mosque for ten days in search for Lailatul Qadr (Night of Majesty) and for seeking forgiveness of Almighty Allah by abandoning their routine business.
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Pakistan on Tuesday summoned a senior Indian diplomat to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to register “strong protest” over ceasefire violations by its forces along the Line of Control (LoC).
The Foreign Office said in a statement that on February 2 (Tuesday) four innocent civilians including three women sustained injuries after Indian occupation forces targeted civilian population across the de facto border.
“Due to the indiscriminate and unprovoked firing by the Indian occupation forces in Hotspring and Jandrot sectors of the LoC on February 2, 30-year-old Zubina Bukhari w/o Faizan Shah, resident of Tahi Mohra village; 17-year-old Rida Tahir d/o Bahsarat Shah, resident of Tahi Mohra village; 16 years old Ameen Ali s/o Basharat Shah, resident of Tahi Mohra village, and 42-year-old Saleema Begum w/o Muhammad Yaqoob resident of Batali village sustained serious inj