Tahir Ashrafi urges Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia to avoid sharing sensitive content online
Most outlets reported that Tahir Ashrafi urged Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia to avoid sharing sensitive content, such as images, videos, or unverified reports about drone attacks. ARY News and Daily Times highlighted the call to avoid unlawful comments and unverified information more broadly, while Associated Press of Pakistan provided additional context about Ashrafi’s roles in religious and governmental bodies.
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Tahir Ashrafi urges Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia to avoid sensitive posts
Pakistan Ulema Council Chairman Maulana Tahir Ashrafi has urged Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia to avoid sharing sensitive content online. He advised citizens not to post pictures, videos or rumours about drone attacks. He also asked them to follow Saudi laws and official security instructions. Read More: Tahir Ashrafi appointed Special Representative to PM on Religious […]
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Pakistanis in KSA urged not to share images, videos or unverified reports of drone attacks: Ashrafi
ISLAMABAD, Oct 6 (APP):Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council, Secretary-General of the International Tazeem-e-Haramain Sharifain Council and Coordinator to the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi on Tuesday urged Pakistanis residing in Saudi Arabia to exercise maximum responsibility and caution amid the prevailing sensitive situation and refrain from sharing on soc...
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Tahir Ashrafi warns Pakistanis against sharing sensitive videos on social media
He urged Pakistanis to avoid sharing unlawful comments and unverified information about the situation in Saudi Arabia...
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