On Tuesday, Prime Minster Imran Khan opened the two day International Rehmat Ul-il-Alameen confrence. The confrence was held at the Islamabad convention centre, and was attended by Imam e Kaaba, vice chancellor of al Azhar University Cairo and muslim scholars from all over the world will participate. The conference is being held to mark the day with religious zeal and celebrate Eid-Milad-Un-Nabi with due honour and respect. In addition to that, the conference also aimed to discuss the various aspects of the Prophet’s life and incorporate his values and principles into the fabric of the nation. PM Imran Khan opened the two-day International Rehmat Ul-il-Alameen conference on Tuesday at the Islamabad convention center. The event has been organized to commemorate the Holy Prophet (SAW), to discuss various aspects of his life and to incorporate his principles into daily life matters as a nation. The topic of the conference is “finality of Prophethood and responsibilities of Muslims in light of the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)”. According to Radio Pakistan, this marks the 43rd annual Rehmat Ul-il-Alameen conference aimed at promoting religious harmony, tolerance, brotherhood and equality, respect for humanity, non-violence, unity, reconciliation and culture of dialogue. The Prime Minister vowed to spearhead the issue of religious sentiments of Muslims on an international level. Previously, the PTI government held talks with the Norwegian government against blasphemous cartoons. Imran Khan stated that this government will convince other states to sign a declaration to curb blasphemy against all religions.
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