JUI chief Maulana Fazl‑ur‑Rehman said a major rally in Karachi on May 14 will unveil the party’s upcoming action plan. He visited the residence of the late scholar Maulana Muhammad Idris, offered condolences to the family, recited Surah Al‑Fatiha and prayed for the deceased, calling his loss a severe blow to religious and academic circles. In his speech, Maulana Fazl‑ur‑Rehman praised the late scholar’s religious, scholarly, and reformist contributions and described his death as a deep tragedy for the family and the entire Muslim world. He demanded a transparent investigation by the government, the arrest of those responsible, and announced nationwide protests on Friday, including a large demonstration at JUI’s headquarters. Emphasizing that Pakistan’s stability rests on scholars, he affirmed the party’s support for the nation, rejected violent politics, and recalled past efforts such as carrying 80 bodies in Balochistan and funeral processions in tribal areas. He accused oppressors of trying to inflame and bloodstain the movement, condemned those who spill innocent Muslim blood, and linked the violence to Israeli and Zionist elements. Maulana Fazl‑ur‑Rehman concluded by affirming his love for the country, his vision of making it a stronghold of Islam, and his commitment to speak truth and stand firm against falsehood.
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