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In the House of Allah, Truth Bears Witness — Truth Cannot Be Silenced
Hyderabad, Aug 8 (PMI) Sooner or later, the truth finds its way to the tongue, because truth cannot be suppressed by fear, nor can it be hidden behind fabricated claims.
On August 4, the Day of Arbaeen, at Jafri Masjid, a sudden statement of truth by Mohammad Raza Zaidi Ali Pasha, described as the patron of the self-styled Markazi Anjuman, left those present—including President of the Markazi Anjuman, Janab Najaf Ali Shoukat, and the mourners—in surprise.
He stated unequivocally:
“The Markazi Anjuman has only two programmes: the Arbaeen procession and the Chup Tazia.”
This was not merely a statement; it was a position that cannot easily be ignored. It assumes particular significance in light of the legacy and position associated with Syed Ahmed Raza Zaidi, popularly known as Chhote Bhai, who is counted among the founders of the Markazi Anjuman.
The question now is: If this is the reality, then what is the basis of the self-styled Markaz’s claim of “working 365 days a year”?
The true identity of an institution, centre or organisation is not established by grand claims alone. It is reflected in its history, tradition, practical contribution and honesty before the public.
Instead of attempting to silence those who speak the truth, their position should be answered with reason, evidence and facts.
A statement of truth made in the House of Allah cannot simply be rejected because it challenges someone’s interests or claims.
Truth may be bitter, but it remains the truth.
