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Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman Addresses Karachi Youth Summit

PTI Demands Are Legit, Government Must Negotiate

If I sit down, who will remain standing?

In 1963, during Jamaat-e-Islami’s Lahore congregation, firing broke out while Ameer-e-Jamaat Maulana Syed Abul A‘la Maududi was addressing the gathering. JI worker Allah Bakhsh was martyred when he tried to confront the gunmen. As people urged Maulana Maududi to sit down and take cover, he responded with words that became part of Jamaat’s political memory: "If I sit down, who will remain standing?” Decades later, that question still carries weight. As the movement against the petroleum levy now moves towards its Islamabad phase on 20 September, the test again is one of discipline, peaceful resistance, and remaining firm on a public demand even when pressure increases. History does not remember who found the easiest excuse to step aside. It remembers who remained principled when standing became difficult. #syedmaududi #islamabadmarch #pakistan #maududi #FuelPrices

Rising Petrol Prices: The Burden on the Common People

End the petrol levy, otherwise there will be a strike.

For a reason, we are sitting in Lahore. The government will have to reduce petrol prices and abolish petroleum levy.

DAY 08 | DHARNA 🔥 | 📍GOVERNER HOUSE KARACHI

Set out for Islamabad.

Gen-Z with clear message: Give Karachi its power back.

A Call to Unite All Muslim Leaders!

Tirah Valley

The corrupt Wadera Shahi nizam

Bano Qabil

JI Jalsa in Swat - No to Petroleum Levy