Shia pilgrims have finally reached Quetta after having been held up at Taftan border town for many days. Majlis-e-Wahdat-e-Muslimeen leaders received them in the provincial capital of Baluchistan.
Hawzah News Agency (Quetta, Pakistan) - Pakistani Shia Muslims who had gone to pilgrimage to Iran and Iraq via Iran had returned many days ago. The security officials stopped them at the Taftan border due to security reasons.
Finally they were allowed to leave Taftan for Quetta on Monday, December 18; Boarded in 60 buses, they reached Quetta at night. They and their buses were showered with rose petals by Allama Syed Hashim Mousavi and other office bearers of the MWM.
End.
Hundreds of people in Pakistan have held a protest rally against the persecution of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.The protesters carried signs and banners…
Deobandi terrorists of banned takfiri outfit Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (ASWJ) shot dead an executive engineer of Water and Power Development Authority in Abbottabad…
With the Eid Milad-un-Nabi just a few days away, preparations for the celebrations of the birth anniversary of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (sawa) entered…
Pakistan-wide rallies and congregations on the birth anniversary of Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH), last apostle of God and Prophet of Islam, is an incontrovertible…
An Iraqi security source says five Iranian pilgrims have been killed and three others injured in a fire at a hotel in Iraq’s holy city of Karbala. A team…
Your Comment