What happened in 2022
- Jamaat workers marched to the Sindh Assembly on 1 January and continued a 28-day sit-in against the local-government law.
- Following re-polling in February, Jamaat’s final result in the first phase of the KP local-government elections reached two tehsil-chairman seats.
- In April, the Federal Shariat Court declared the interest-based banking system repugnant to Islam and directed the state to eliminate interest from the economy. Jamaat pursued the case for decades.
- Siraj-ul-Haq called upon political parties to agree on electoral reforms. Jamaat declined to become part of either the PTI or PDM camp during no-confidence and Regime Change.
- During the devastating floods, Jamaat and Alkhidmat carried out extensive rescue, relief and rehabilitation work throughout Pakistan.
- Jamaat Karachi launched the Bano Qabil programme for free information-technology training. Large aptitude tests were held in October and December.
- The Gwadar Ko Haq Do Tehreek resumed its sit-in after the government failed to implement the previous agreement.