ISLAMABAD – Chairman Senate Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani extended heartfelt felicitations to the Muslim Ummah and the people of Pakistan today, March 21, 2026, on the auspicious occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr. In a powerful policy message, the Chairman reaffirmed that the true spirit of this sacred day must be channeled into collective efforts for global peace and brotherhood.

A Manifestation of Gratitude and Compassion

According to the Chairman, Eid-ul-Fitr transcends being a mere festival of joy; it serves as a practical manifestation of fraternity, gratitude, and human compassion. He noted that the day acts as a poignant reminder of the collective responsibilities citizens owe to one another.

To lay the foundation of a truly peaceful society, Gilani emphasized that tolerance, harmony, and love must be championed at both the individual and state levels.

Addressing Global Instability and Muslim Solidarity

Expressing deep concern over ongoing global conflicts, the Chairman specifically addressed the challenges facing the Muslim world. He urged the Ummah to set aside internal differences in favor of solidarity to navigate the current geopolitical climate.

Global Wisdom: The Chairman called for "collective wisdom and prudence" to resolve international issues.
Effective Peacebuilding: He stressed that the Muslim world must play a more proactive role in establishing global stability.
Regional Prosperity: Special prayers were offered for the peace and progress of the entire region.

A Call for National Unity and Inclusion

Closer to home, Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani urged the nation to ensure that the joys of Eid reach the underprivileged and vulnerable segments of society. He argued that social harmony is only possible when the celebration is inclusive.

The Chairman concluded by stating that Pakistan’s path to progress is inextricably linked to the rule of law, national unity, and the promotion of democratic values. He prayed that Allah Almighty makes this Eid a source of lasting blessings for Pakistan and the wider Muslim world.