What happened: On February 4, the Sindh government announced to establish a Quran Mahal in the province in a bid to protect the sacred pages of the Holy Quran from dishonour. CM Sindh’s Advisor on Religious Affairs, Fayyaz Ali Butt, initiated the idea and urged the religious scholars belonging to all schools of thought to raise awareness regarding the Quran Mahal.
Details: Subsequently, the religious scholars were requested by Fayyaz Ali Butt to raise awareness about the importance of protecting the sacred pages of the Holy Quran in the general public. At the same time, Fayyaz Ali Butt ordered the authorities to ensure an error-free printing of the Holy Quran while implementing the Sindh Holy Quran Act 2018 as he is quoted, “To be implemented in true letter and spirit.”
More: DailyTimes quoted the development as, “Mechanisms will be introduced to protect the sacred pages from desecration.” According to a Twitter user, it is pertinent to mention that there is already a Quran Mahal in Quetta named Jabl e Noor .
