باكستان: وفاة الشيخ قاضي حسين الأمير السابق للجماعة الإسلامية

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أعربت الكثير من الحركات والجماعات والأحزاب الإسلامية حول العالم - وخاصة في "باكستان" و"الهند" و"كشمير" المحتلة - عن تعازيها لوفاة فضيلة الشيخ "قاضي حسين أحمد" - الأمير السابق للجماعة الإسلامية - والذي كانت حياته نموذجًا للعمل لصالح الإسلام والمسلمين.

فقد عمل على دعم وحدة المسلمين في أعقاب تركه لمنصب أمير الجماعة الإسلامية، وتعزيز التآلف بين الفرق الإسلامية؛ حيث كان آخر إنجازاته إحياء مجلس Milli Yek Jehti، وتنظيم مؤتمر اتحاد العلماء الذي حقق نجاحًا كبيرًا قبيل أسابيع من وفاته.

وقد أكد فضيلة الشيخ "سراج الحق" - نائب أمير الجماعة الحالي - أن الشيخ "قاضي" - رحمه الله تعالى - قد بذل الكثير من الجهد في سبيل نصرة العدالة والشورى، وتفوق الإسلام، وتوحيد الأمة الإسلامية، وهذا علاوة على مشاركته في الجهاد ضد الاتحاد السوفيتي، ومساهمته في إنشاء "يوم التضامن مع كشمير" في 15 فبراير عقب مشاركته في الإضراب عام 1990 في أعقاب انتخابات 1989 وأحداثها العصيبة؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Qazi goes down Ummah’s memory as a great visionary

The death of ex Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Amir Qazi Hussain Ahmed is considered an irreparable loss not only to Jamaat but also to the Muslim Ummah, particularly Islamic movements.

After being relieved from responsibilities of JI Amir about three years back, Qazi did not sit idle and focused his energies on making endevours for unity among Muslims and promoting harmony between different sects.

His latest achievement towards this end was to re-activate Milli Yek Jehti Council and organisation of a successful ‘Ittehad-e-Ummat Conference’ at Convention Center, a few weeks before his death, where he gathered Ulema belonging to Sunni, Shia sects and heads of seminaries.

His efforts for promoting national harmony are not new; rather his had been a long story of endevouring for unity among Muslims.

In 2003, he visited an Imambargah in Quetta after it was attacked by terrorists.

“It was desire of my father that the Muslims from all sects should unite in the name of Almighty Allah and the Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him),” Asif Luqman Qazi, elder son of the deceased leader, said.

Paying rich tributes to ex-JI amir, the senior Jamaat leader and naib amir Sirajul Haq said Qazi always struggled for democracy, supremacy of Islam and unity of Muslim Ummah.

Sirajul Haq said Qazi used to say now that he had been relieved of responsibilities of JI, he wanted to work for the whole Muslim Ummah and the Pakistani nation with a focused mind.

“Qazi sahib wanted to see Muslim world and Pakistani nation under a sincere leadership but he could not get more time,” Siraj said, adding Qazi always desired that Pakistan should be an Islamic welfare state.

A quality which distinguished Qazi Hussain Ahmed from many other religious and political leaders is that as true lover of poetry of Allama Muhammad Iqbal, he used to refer to poetry of ‘Poet of the East’ in his speeches, addresses to gatherings of JI workers and at press conferences.

He particularly used to recite poetry of Allama Iqbal both in Urdu and Persian languages in which the great poet emphasised on unity of Muslim world and advised the young generation to follow teachings of the Holy Quraan and Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him).

As a true Muslim, he also considered his responsibility to present a true picture of Islam and ‘Jehad’ to the western world.

“Qazi sahib practically participated in Jehad-e-Afghanistan to get the Afghan people rid of then Soviet Union clutches and now he wanted that the US forces leave Afghanistan as early as possible,” a senior Jamaat leader said.

It was also due to efforts of Qazi Hussain Ahmed that the Kashmir issue was kept alive in Pakistan and rest of the world. After the Kashmiris boycotted 1989 elections in Occupied Kashmir, Qazi led countrywide Karwan Jehad-e-Kashmir in the beginning of 1990 and then a complete strike was observed on February 5 the same year to express solidarity with Kashmiri people. Since then, February 5 is observed as ‘Kashmir Solidarity Day’.