Karachi, Hafiz Tahir Ashrafi, Special Representative to the Prime Minister on Religious Harmony, today affirmed that minorities in Pakistan enjoy complete religious freedom, a right enshrined in the country’s Constitution.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Ashrafi’s statement was made during a media address in Islamabad. He emphasized that Islam, the predominant religion in Pakistan, advocates respect for all religions and faiths. This statement reinforces the government’s commitment to religious tolerance and harmony in a diverse society.

Ashrafi also mentioned the peaceful celebration of Christmas across Pakistan, highlighting the country’s inclusive approach to religious festivities. This peaceful observance stands as a testament to Pakistan’s respect for and acceptance of different religious practices.

Furthermore, Ashrafi acknowledged the significant contributions of minorities to the development and progress of Pakistan. His commendation underscores the important role that diverse religious communities play in the nation’s growth and societal enrichment.

This affirmation from a high-ranking government official reflects Pakistan’s dedication to upholding the constitutional rights of religious minorities and promoting an environment of mutual respect and understanding among different faith groups.