Ruling class blocking introduction of Islamic system, says JI

Published March 24, 2015
Jamaat-i-Islami Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief Professor Mohammad Ibrahim said the people could change the country’s political leadership if they really wanted resolution of their problems. — AP/file
Jamaat-i-Islami Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief Professor Mohammad Ibrahim said the people could change the country’s political leadership if they really wanted resolution of their problems. — AP/file

NOWSHERA: Jamaat-i-Islami Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief Professor Mohammad Ibrahim on Monday declared the rulers the main hurdle to the introduction of Islamic system in the country and urged the people to find new leadership for the purpose.

“The ruling class fears Islamic system will hurt its interests and therefore, it is creating hurdles to this system’s introduction in the country,” he told a public meeting in Khaishgi area here.

Jamaat-i-Islami leaders Mirajuddin and Anwarul Islam also spoke on the occasion.

Professor Ibrahim said the people could change the country’s political leadership if they really wanted resolution of their problems.

He said children should be given modern education along with Islamic education so that they could help the country meet internal and external challenges.

The JI leader said children were the country’s future as they would become doctors, engineers, professors and political leaders in future.

He said it was the duty of teachers to train children in such a way that they contributed to national progress well.

“Now-a-days, the world is led by the West due to the wrong polices of Islamic world. The Muslim rulers should correct their polices for the benefit of Muslims in the world,” he said.

Professor Ibrahim said his party was striving to bring about an ‘Islamic revolution’ in the country.

He said there were 60 Muslim countries but they lacked unity. “Muslims need to unite to lead the world again,” he said.

The JI leader said the country could prosper by introducing Islamic system of governance.

“Our rulers come to power by securing people’s votes but they later forget election promises and begin plundering the national wealth,” he said.

Professor Ibrahim said his party wanted to bring about an ‘Islamic revolution’ in the country by vote.

Published in Dawn, March 24th, 2015

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