PESHAWAR – The Alami Muttahida Ulema-o-Mashaikh Council has identified foreign interference as a major factor in the current security climate. Central Chairman Allama Muhammad Shoaib addressed the media to discuss the rising instances of terrorism in Pakistan. During the session, he attributed the instability to foreign actors including India, Israel, and Afghanistan.
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Addressing the Surge of Terrorism in Pakistan
While speaking at the Peshawar Press Club, Mr. Shoaib highlighted that both civilians and security personnel are being targeted. Consequently, he emphasized that terrorism in Pakistan poses a significant threat to national sovereignty. Furthermore, he noted that this violence also endangers the broader stability of the Middle East.
“The personnel of the Pakistan Army are being martyred in these attacks. Meanwhile, ordinary citizens continue to suffer,” Shoaib stated.
Regional Tensions and the Role of Global Powers
In addition to local concerns, the council chief analyzed the deteriorating situation in Iran. He claimed this is a result of external pressures from the United States and Israel. Specifically, he argued these geopolitical tensions directly feed into the cycle of terrorism in Pakistan and surrounding regions.
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Key points from the council’s address included:
- Call for Unity: A demand for Muslim countries to adopt a unified strategy.
- Support for Palestine: Recognition of Iran’s support for the Al-Quds movement.
- Condemnance of Violence: Sorrow regarding reported attacks on Iranian leadership.
To combat the increasing threat of terrorism in Pakistan, Mr. Shoaib called for a clear and practical strategy. Therefore, he urged the Muslim world to demonstrate unity to prevent further instability. The press conference concluded with a collective resolve from council members to maintain peace. Finally, they pledged to support the military under all circumstances.
