Pakistan's social media and public debate have erupted in anger over the bombing by the US puppet government in Afghanistan of a Madrassah (مدرسة Islamic School), in which dozens of civilians were martyred, including children as young as seven years of age. Terrified of the reaction from the Muslims, the colonialists first suppressed initial reports that they themselves were involved in the bombing, dumping the blame on their puppet regime,

Pakistan's rulers have failed miserably to support the Muslims of Occupied Kashmir as they struggle against the Indian occupation of Muslim Land. On 1 April 2018, south of occupied Srinagar, thirteen mujahideen were martyred and then four civilians, when thousands protested against the Indian occupation.

The sheer scale of the annual military parade for Pakistan Day confirms the might of Pakistan's armed forces. It inspires pride within the Muslims and confidence within the armed forces that strengthen formidable material means with a burning desire for martyrdom. Truly, under an Islamic political leadership,

We address you as participants of the World Islamic Finance Forum (WIFF) of 19 March and 20 March 2018, organized by Karachi's Centre for Excellence in Islamic Finance at the Institute of Business Administration (CEIF-IBA), in collaboration with LUMS and INCEIF. Indeed, this forum of yours itself is an evidence of the rapid growth in Islamic finance, which has now become a multi-billion dollar industry.