Senate Chairman Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani have visited Eidgah Sharif.
British High Commissioner to Pakistan, Ms. Jane Marriott, Federal Minister for Education Khalid MaqboolSiddiqui and the Prime Minister’s Adviser on Cryptocurrency Bilal Bin Saqib were also present on the occasion.
The distinguished guests were warmly received by the Custodian of Eidgah Sharif, Pir Syed Muhammad Hassan Haseeb-ur-Rehman.
During the visit, Pir Syed Muhammad Hassan Haseeb-ur-Rehman briefed the Chairman Senate and the British High Commissioner on the rich history of Eidgah Sharif, its spiritual legacy, religious and social contributions, and the traditions of the Sufi order associated with the shrine.
He noted that for more than a century and a half, Eidgah Sharif has served as a prominent centre of spiritual guidance, religious education, remembrance of Allah, Milad gatherings, and the promotion of Islamic values, attracting millions of devotees from Pakistan and abroad.
On the occasion, Chairman Senate Syed YousafRazaGilani paid glowing tribute to the religious, spiritual, and social services of Eidgah Sharif and conveyed his best wishes to Pir Syed Muhammad Hassan Haseeb-ur-Rehman.
He said that the great Sufi saints have always promoted the universal values of love, tolerance, compassion, brotherhood, mutual respect, and service to humanity—principles that remain indispensable for contemporary society.
The Chairman Senate observed that Islam is a religion of peace, love, fraternity, and mutual respect. It teaches humanity to safeguard the rights of others, strengthen unity and solidarity, and foster harmony within society.He categorically stated that terrorism, extremism, and hatred have no place in Islam, which is a faith that embodies mercy, peace, goodwill, and the well-being of all mankind.
