Amid the month of Ramadan, a local Islamist leader and three others, including children, were injured after a blast rocked a mosque in Pakistan’s Waziristan region during Friday prayers, according to reports. The explosion took place at the Abdul Aziz Mosque in South Waziristan
According to Pakistani Officials, the explosion targeted Abdullah Nadeem, a local leader of the Jamiat Ulema Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) political party in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in the northwestern part of Pakistan.
A blast has rocked Maulana Abdul Aziz Mosque in South Waziristan during Friday prayers, injuring JUI district chief Abdullah Nadeem & three others. The IED was planted in the mosque’s pulpit.
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According to reports, the blast occurred at 1:45 pm (local time) at Maulana Abdul Aziz Mosque on Azam Warsak Bypass Road. Reportedly, the improvised explosive device (IED) was planted inside the mosque’s pulpit.
Nadeem was rushed to a near-by hospital in critical condition. Besides, two children were also among the injured in the blast at the Maulana Abdul Aziz Mosque, according to the police. The police has reached the spot and is collecting evidence.It remains unclear that who was responsible for the blast.
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