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    Qur’an and Ahle Bait Conference held at Nishter Park, Karachi.

    By KazmiSahib  |  Posted March 25, 2012  |  Sindh/ Karachi
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     KazmiSahib shot these photos on March 25 of a Shiite Muslim rally in Karachi, Pakistan, in protest against the recent killings of Shiites in the country, and other parts of the world. He said the speakers at the rally gave speeches on the need for unity between the different sects of the Muslim faith, and that the greatest obstacle facing the global Muslim community is its lack of political and social unity.
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    Shiite Muslims held Conference with the name of Qur’an and Ahlebait A.S conference at Nishter Park, March 25, 2012, Karachi, Pakistan.
    Thousand of Shiite Muslims gathered at Nishter Park to protest against Shiite Muslim killings and show the unity to the world.

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