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Pakistan Celebrates National Day in UAE with Diplomatic Reception

  The Embassy of Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) hosted a grand reception today to commemorate Pakistan's National Day, attended by members of the diplomatic corps, senior UAE government officials, Emirati nationals, and the Pakistani community. His Excellency Sheikh Nahayan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, alongside Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, His Excellency Ahmed bin Ali Al Sayegh. The event featured traditional performances, including the national anthems of Pakistan and the UAE played on traditional instruments. The Pakistani flag was prominently displayed on the hotel building, visible across Abu Dhabi, symbolizing the strong ties between the two nations . In his address, Ambassador Faisal Niaz Tirmizi reflected on the significance of the Pakistan Resolution and the challenges faced by the nascent state in its journey toward socio-economic development. He highlighted various opportuni...

Federal Government Announces Facilitation for All Hajj Applicants: A Sign of Relief for Pakistani Pilgrims


 The federal government has recently announced that all 72,869 Hajj applicants from Pakistan will be facilitated without balloting this year. This decision comes as a relief for those who were uncertain about their chances of performing Hajj due to the limited quota and increased demand.

The Hajj is one of the five pillars of Islam and is a mandatory religious duty for Muslims who are physically and financially able to perform it. Each year, millions of Muslims from around the world gather in Saudi Arabia to perform the Hajj pilgrimage, which involves a series of rituals and activities aimed at promoting unity, equality, and humility.

In this context, the federal government's decision to facilitate all 72,869 Hajj applicants from Pakistan without balloting is a commendable step towards ensuring equal opportunities for all Pakistani pilgrims. This decision has been widely appreciated by the Hajj applicants and their families, who had been eagerly waiting for a positive outcome.

Furthermore, this decision is also expected to boost the morale and confidence of the Pakistani pilgrims, who have faced several challenges and hardships in the past due to mismanagement, corruption, and other issues. The government's commitment to ensuring a fair and transparent Hajj process is a positive sign for the Pakistani pilgrims and the overall image of Pakistan.

In conclusion, the federal government's decision to facilitate all 72,869 Hajj applicants from Pakistan without balloting is a sign of relief and hope for the Pakistani pilgrims. This decision reflects the government's commitment to ensuring equal opportunities and a transparent Hajj process, which is crucial for the well-being and satisfaction of the Pakistani pilgrims. As the Hajj season approaches, let us pray for a safe, peaceful, and rewarding Hajj pilgrimage for all the Muslim pilgrims from around the world.

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