Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council, has received an honorary shield at an international conference hosted by the Islamic University of Madinah. The recognition came after his participation in the event and presentation of a research paper.
The conference, held on September 27 and 28, focused on Saudi Arabia’s efforts to counter intellectual deviations and brought together scholars, researchers and experts from Saudi Arabia and other countries.
During the event, Sheikh Abdulrahman Al Sudais acknowledged Ashrafi’s work relating to Islam and Muslims and expressed appreciation for his stated position on protecting the security, stability and sanctity of the Holy Land.
The recognition followed Ashrafi’s contribution to the conference through his research paper, placing his participation within a broader academic discussion on contemporary intellectual challenges and approaches to addressing them.
Accepting the honour, Ashrafi thanked the Islamic University of Madinah and Saudi scholars for the recognition. He described the protection of the peace and stability of the Holy Land and efforts towards Muslim unity as religious and national responsibilities.
The conference also concluded with 31 recommendations and proposals, including measures aimed at strengthening intellectual awareness, encouraging balanced thinking and expanding academic and research activity.
Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council, has received an honorary shield at an international conference hosted by the Islamic University of Madinah.
Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council, has received an honorary shield at an international conference hosted by the Islamic University of Madinah. The recognition came after his participation in the event and presentation of a research paper.
The conference, held on September 27 and 28, focused on Saudi Arabia’s efforts to counter intellectual deviations and brought together scholars, researchers and experts from Saudi Arabia and other countries.
During the event, Sheikh Abdulrahman Al Sudais acknowledged Ashrafi’s work relating to Islam and Muslims and expressed appreciation for his stated position on protecting the security, stability and sanctity of the Holy Land.
The recognition followed Ashrafi’s contribution to the conference through his research paper, placing his participation within a broader academic discussion on contemporary intellectual challenges and approaches to addressing them.
Accepting the honour, Ashrafi thanked the Islamic University of Madinah and Saudi scholars for the recognition. He described the protection of the peace and stability of the Holy Land and efforts towards Muslim unity as religious and national responsibilities.
The conference also concluded with 31 recommendations and proposals, including measures aimed at strengthening intellectual awareness, encouraging balanced thinking and expanding academic and research activity.
