Extremist tendencies harmfull for Muslim ummah,says Qazi

Peshawar(Pakistan) Ex-chief of Pakistan largest Islamic party,Jamaat e Islami and ex-senator /Member of National Assembly of Pakistan has said that extremist tendencies is harming muslim ummah.Attacking country security forces and police is no service to Islam, rather it is damaging muslim ummah.This he said while addressing a religious seminary in Shergarh, Mardan as a chief guest.He advised students and religious leaders to come forward and play role for showing right path to muslims.Bomb blasts are no service to Islam.It is worth mentioning that JI isconsistently demanding of Pakistan government to dissassocite from so called war on teeror and reframe country foreign policy and decrease its dependence on USA.It also accuses US of trying to destabalise Pakistan and to pave way for attacking pakistan nuclear installations.Speaking on the occasion JI provincial head and member of Senate said that JI believes in peacefull struggle for islamisation of society and for this purpose it is mobilising masses and asking public for voting JI candidates in next elections.He said armed struggle for islamistation in Paklistan is not allowed in Islamic teachings .

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