ISLAMABAD — A long-running dispute over land designated for a Christian cemetery in Islamabad has raised concerns about the protection of min
ANNUAL reports of public limited companies containing Quranic verses found lying scattered on the floor of record room of Karachi stock exchange.
The logo of many banks containing Quranic verses are found on cheque books and deposit slip books. Such material is used in day to day business transactions but torn off in case of minor mistakes and thrown into the waste-paper basket.
Newspaper pages containing Quranic verses are seen on roads and streets coming under the feet of passersby. Thus desecration of Quranic verses takes place but no one cares.
It is suggested that the Quranic verses should not be printed in companies' reports. Banks should also avoid printing Quranic verses on cheque books, slip books, stationery, etc.
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"Trial of Pakistani Christian Nation" By Nazir S Bhatti
On demand of our readers, I have decided to release E-Book version of "Trial of Pakistani Christian Nation" on website of PCP which can also be viewed on website of Pakistan Christian Congress www.pakistanchristiancongress.org . You can read chapter wise by clicking tab on left handside of PDF format of E-Book.







