Faisalabad (Urdu Point / Pakistan Point News – April 5, 2026) Prominent Religious Leaders of the Ulama Council Pakistan The UCP praised the constructive role of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt In efforts to calm tensions in the Gulf region, calling for a rapid diplomatic push to ensure lasting peace and regional stability in the Gulf region. middle east.
In a joint statement on Sunday, the Council’s leadership stressed that peace in the Middle East is imperative for global stability and economic balance, and urged all parties concerned to intensify efforts to resolve conflicts through dialogue.
They noted that Iran’s willingness to participate in the negotiations, including its openness to talks in Islamabad, reflects growing confidence in Pakistan’s diplomatic credibility.
They also called for an end to “baseless and fabricated propaganda” on social media, stressing the need for responsible discourse during sensitive geopolitical developments.
UCP President Sahibzada Zahid Mehmood Qasmi along with other leaders including Allama Shah Nawaz Farooqui, Sahibzada Pir Ji Khalid Mahmood Qasmi, Allama Shabir Ahmad Usmani, Mian Muhammad Tayyab Barrister, Qari Muhammad Mushtaq Lahori, Maulana Muhammad Bilal, Maulana Habib Ur Rehman Zia, Maulana Muhammad Azam Farooqui, Maulana Muhammad Aamir. Ashraf, Maulana Ubaidullah Haideri and Maulana Noman Darkhawasti emphasized the importance of unity. Within the Islamic world.
They expressed their deep appreciation for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, describing it as a center of spiritual connection for Muslims. They reaffirmed their unwavering support for the Kingdom, highlighting its longstanding cooperation with Pakistan in the defense and economic sectors, including petroleum aid.
Sahibzadeh Zahid Qasemi said that recent global conflicts have revealed the limits of Western leadership and led to new political, economic and strategic alliances in Asia.
He warned that the burden of such conflicts was increasingly shifting onto ordinary people, leading to higher inflation and widespread public anxiety.
He urged the government to provide relief to citizens affected by economic difficulties as prolonged tensions and war-like conditions have contributed significantly to inflationary pressures in Pakistan.
The religious leaders stressed that sustainable peace remains the only viable solution to the prevailing economic and geopolitical challenges.
They called for urgent and coordinated international efforts to end hostilities, especially between the United States and Iran, to restore stability in the region.