prosperity is achieved through service to humanity, says PPP Sindh leader M.Ali Shaikh”

SUKKUR:Pakistan People’s Party leader, renowned social figure, and the brave heartbeat of the Shaikh community, Haji M. Ali Shaikh, has said that serving humanity, sharing in the sorrows and joys of the people, and earning their prayers is the greatest wealth for him in this world.During an informal meeting with journalists at Sukkur Sheikh House, he stated that living and dying with the people is his duty, and for him, no politics is greater than public service.He expressed deep gratitude towards the people of Sukkur, Kandhra, Rohri, Saleh Pat, Aror, and other areas of the district for always showing him love and respect, adding that he will continue to repay this debt through dedicated service.
“My life’s purpose is not merely to seek a position or engage in politics,” he said, “but to become a voice for every oppressed person who has no one to hear them.”He described the welfare of the Sheikh community, education for children, a brighter future for youth, marriage support for girls, and assistance for underprivileged families as central to his personal mission. “I consider these responsibilities my own and try to resolve them sincerely,” he added.
Speaking about Eid-ul-Adha, Haji Muhammad Ali Sheikh noted that, like every year, this time too, the occasion was celebrated at Sheikh House with joy, love, and heartfelt prayers.
“Anyone who comes with sincerity is welcomed with respect and honor. Our doors are open to everyone,” he stated.
While expressing concern over increasing social discord, he pointed out the need to end growing tensions and bloodshed between some communities, emphasizing that Sindh is the land of peace, brotherhood, and the message of the Sufi saints.“If we continue to kill our youth mercilessly, our society will never progress and will only fall further behind,” he warned.
He further stated that for the country to move forward on the path of development, it is essential to provide young people with education, employment, and a peaceful environment.“We must promote love, not hatred, because that is the message of our Sufi elder—and that message is the true path to our success,” he concluded.