Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expanded Eidul Fitr -greeting to the population of Pakistan and leaders throughout the Muslim world on Monday, emphasizing the need for unity, financial resuscitation and support for oppressed communities in Kashmir and Palestine.

In his message, the Prime Minister recognized the ongoing fight against terrorism and paid tribute to Pakistan’s armed forces. “Officers and jaws sacrifice their lives to restore law and order,” he said.

“Eid teaches us happiness, gratitude, fraternity and empathy,” Sharif noted, calling on the nation to lead Ramazan’s spirit through patience, victims and compliance with Islamic values.

He warned of threats from “internal and external enemies” and urged the public to remain united against hatred, sectarism and extremism. “It is our collective responsibility to strengthen the economy, society and national solidarity,” he said.

The prime minister also remembered the martyrs of the recent Jaffar Express attack and expressed solidarity with their families. He confirmed Pakistan’s unwavering support to the people of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and Palestine and called on the international community to act against human rights violations.

Sharif appealed to the citizens to share Eid celebrations with the underprivileged and help to build a welfare society.

Diplomatic outreach

As part of his EID diplomacy, Prime Minister Sharif phone calls with several Muslim leaders held.

He spoke with Kuwait’s Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah al-Khaled al-Hamad al-Sabah, where he conveyed greetings to him and the Kuwaitian leadership.

Sharif confirmed Pakistan’s intention to elaborate on the cooperation and recalled their meeting at the UN General Assembly in New York last year.

He also spoke with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and expressed satisfaction with the positive momentum in bilateral relations.

Erdogan reciprocated Eid greetings and repeated Turkiye’s support to Pakistan on key issues.

Later, Sharif Jordan’s King Abdullah II called to expand Eid wishes and discuss the situation in Gaza. The king thanked Pakistan for his humanitarian support for Palestinians and praised Islamabad’s consistent support of the Palestinian case.

Sharif expressed the appreciation of Jordan’s peace -making efforts and expanded a formal invitation to King Abdullah to visit Pakistan, which was warmly reciprocated.

The Prime Minister also held similar exchanges with the presidents of Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan, who emphasized Pakistan’s obligation to strengthen ties over the Muslim world.

In addition, Muslim leaders throughout the region marked Eid al-Fitr with public prayers and far-reaching speeches on Monday, dealing with both religious party and political themes.

In Iran, the leader of the Islamic Revolution led Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Eid beans in the Grand Mosalla mosque in Tehran, where he also expanded crimes to Eid and the Persian New Year, Nowruz.

Under his address, Khamenei praised the great nationwide turnout for International Quds Day, which was held annually in support of Palestinians. He delivered a sharp reprimand to Israel and called it “the corrupt Usurper Zionist regime” and described it as a power of attorney for colonial powers.

“If enemies commit evil, they will certainly receive a strong and mutual battle,” Khamenei said. “And if they seek to create sedition in the country, the nation will give a proper answer itself.”

In Afghanistan, Taliban’s recurring supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada in Afghanistan issued a rare public message to Eid and called for national unity and reconciliation.

He called the current moment a “golden opportunity” for Afghans to gather behind the country’s security forces and credited them to maintain peace since Taliban’s return to power.

The message, shared in five languages ​​on social media, avoided reference to recent attacks or the international criticism in particular by the Taliban government, especially over its limitations to personal freedoms.

Instead, Akhundzada urged support for the ministry to promote virtue and prevention of vice enforcing strict social codes.

Eidul Fitr marks the end of the regular month of Ramadan and is celebrated by Muslims around the world through municipal prayers, charity and gatherings. In Iran and Afghanistan, the apartment is deeply intertwined with both spiritual reflection and national discourse.