The new leader of Jamaat-e-Islami is Hafiz Naeem

 


The last five years have seen a dramatic change in Pakistan's religious and political landscape with the election of Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman to be the new emir of Jamaat-e-Islami (JI). This announcement was made in response to Thursday's highly anticipated outcome of the intra-party elections. More than 45,000 party members actively participated in the election process, according to Qaisar Sharif, the JI Central Information Secretary. This was an exceptional turnout for the procedure.

With more than 80% of the vote, Naeem was overwhelmingly supported by the electorate, confirming his election as the party's sixth emir. Sharif went on to say that Naeem will serve until 2029, demonstrating the party's dedication to stability and continuity in its leadership. He emphasized the democratic spirit ingrained in JI's architecture, stressing the need for periodical elections at all levels to guarantee representation and accountability.

The claim that JI is still firmly independent and rejects any association with certain individuals or family dynasties was at the heart of Sharif's remarks. Rather, the party takes great satisfaction in being a collective entity that belongs to every worker and member who supports its goals and mission. This democratic ideal was demonstrated during the election process, in which some 46,000 JI members secretly participated in choosing their new emir from all throughout the country.

With Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman at the leadership of JI, the party's history has entered a new phase marked by continuity, democratic values, and a revitalized sense of purpose. The leadership transfer within JI highlights the importance of democratic institutions and the members' unwavering dedication to influencing the future of Pakistan as the organization makes its way through its socio-political terrain. Under Naeem's direction, JI forges ahead on a course marked by inclusiveness, honesty, and steadfast commitment to its supporters, reaffirming its place as a major force in Pakistani politics.

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