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Pakistan is divine gift: Pirzada

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Former Federal Minister Riaz Hussain Pirzada said on Sunday that Pakistan is a divine gift bestowed upon the subcontinent through the prayers and teachings of great saints and Sufis who propagated Islam and touched the lives of millions, including non-Muslims.

Former Federal Minister Riaz Hussain Pirzada delivered an inspiring address at the Hazrat Shah Shams Tabrizi Sabzwari Conference held at the Royal Institute of Medical Sciences College here on Sunday. He highlighted the significance of spirituality and its potential for solutions to contemporary challenges.

By embracing and following the teachings of the spiritual elders, Pakistan can overcome its current issues. The great saint was particularly praised for his enduring influence, with disciples spread across the globe and their blessings still emanating from their shrine in Multan.—APP

 

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