Religious affairs minister says country to have uniform policy for Ramzan

Pastor for Religious Affairs Noorul Haq Qadri said on Monday that the whole nation will seek after a uniform strategy in regards to the blessed month of Ramzan this year, as coronavirus cases flooded past 5,400 in Pakistan. 

The strict undertakings serve was tending to a question and answer session where he said that Speaker of the National Assembly, Asad Qaiser, will move toward all the strict gatherings on this issue. 

He said that the gatherings will spread out a far reaching system for the blessed month in wake of the coronavirus pandemic which has affected day by day life and organizations since the time the primary case was accounted for in Pakistan on February 26. 

He said that the legislature will approach Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman, Siraj-ul-Haq, Sajid Mir, Sajid Naqvi and different strict pioneers for arrangement making discussions. 

While alluding to the untoward episodes in regards to congregational supplications and infringement of the boycott because of the pandemic, the clergyman communicated dismay by alluding to them as 'lamentable'. 

Qadri said that the high number of cases prompted a superfluous discussion on whether the Iran travelers or tableeghis were behind the spread of the coronavirus 

He said that the discussion died down because of the endeavors of the NA speaker. 

Ramazan, the month when Muslims all around the globe quick, is just days away. Because of the pandemic and measures to check its spread, severe lockdown measures are requested by the legislature, both government and commonplace, until April 14. 

As of Monday, Pakistan has recorded in excess of 5,400 cases and 95 passings because of the pandemic. The infection, since the time it was first report from a wet market in Wuhan, China, has spread to in excess of 200 nations around the globe and contaminated more than 1.8 million individuals and caused in excess of 110,000 passings around the world.