JUI-F's Fazlur Rehman Accuses Pakistan Govt of 'Shirk' for Appeasing Trump

• JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman fiercely attacked Pakistan's Shehbaz Sharif government, accusing it of 'shirk' (idolatry) by prioritizing US President Donald Trump over religious and national principles.
• Rehman questioned the government's spiritual integrity, asking if they were pleasing a 'Trump idol' instead of Allah, calling it the greatest shirk.
• He criticized Pakistan's decision to join the Gaza Board of Peace (BoP) in Davos, terming it the 'Occupation Board' and claiming it was signed with 'eyes closed' despite JUI-F's rejection.
• The Maulana warned against depending on Washington for survival, citing historical fallacies and stating only Allah can save Pakistan.
• Rehman also claimed JUI-F's intervention pushed the PML-N government to conduct the 1998 nuclear tests, providing the backbone against international pressure at Chagai.

Why It Matters: Fazlur Rehman launched a scathing attack on Pakistan's government, accusing it of 'shirk' for appeasing Trump.