The three-day Alami Tablighi Jamaat Ijtima in Karachi concluded on Sunday morning with special collective prayers, marking the end of one of Pakistan’s largest religious gatherings. According to organizers, more than one million people participated in the congregation, which was held in a peaceful and disciplined environment.
The Ijtima brought together participants from different parts of the country who gathered to listen to religious sermons and take part in prayers. The focus of the event remained on self reform, strengthening faith, and encouraging Muslims to follow Islamic teachings in their daily lives. Religious scholars emphasized honesty, patience, unity, and responsibility within society.
A major outcome of the congregation was the formation of preaching groups. Nearly 1,000 local groups were formed for short term religious outreach within Pakistan. In addition, more than 500 groups were organized under longer preaching programs, including the one year, four months, and forty days missions. These groups will travel to various regions to spread the message of Islam through peaceful preaching.
The concluding prayers were attended by a large number of participants who raised their hands in supplication for the uplift of Islam, unity of the Muslim Ummah, and prosperity of Pakistan. Special prayers were also offered for peace, economic stability, and relief from hardships faced by people across the country.
Authorities made arrangements for security, traffic control, health services, and cleanliness throughout the event. No major incident was reported, reflecting smooth coordination between the administration and organizers.
The Karachi Tablighi Jamaat Ijtima once again highlighted the importance of faith based gatherings in promoting peace, moral values, and social harmony in Pakistan.
