ISLAMABAD: While the government wants to register all madrasahs the way it had 18,600 so far (with an ultimate aim of bringing them under the Ministry of Education) JUI-Chief Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman (who is running an enormous number of such seminaries and is against such documentation) accuses it of deception.

Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman had a rendezvous here on Tuesday (10th December, 2024) with the Speaker of National Assembly Ayaz Sadiq, but the deadlock still remains there. It may be recalled that the proposed Madrasah Registration Bill was signed by the Parliament while 26th Amendment was being passed.

For quite some time, JUI-F Chief Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman had been challenging the authorities. On 25th of Jan, 2024 he held that feudalism had made inroads in the country’s politics and barons were voted out of fear and fright. Addressing a ceremony he stated that his party had always voiced for the commoners as getting them rights was the real politics, besides safeguarding their lives and properties.

He claimed that the JUI-F had always stood for the rights of the downtrodden segments of the society and never raised “hollow slogans”. Maulana Fazl maintained that his party was trying its best for keeping peace in the country and added that the economy could not be stable without tranquillity.

He regretted that Pakistan’s economic growth rate had gone too much down in the last three-and -a -half years. The political forces did not have any manifesto and they were battling for power only in the country, he added. The JUI-F Chief maintained that a part of the manifesto of his party was excerpted from the Holy Quran and Sunnah.

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