LAHORE (UCAN): More than 500 Muslim clerics gathered in Islamabad, Pakistan, for the Seerat-i-Rehmatul Aalameen Conference issued the seven-point Islamabad Declaration on January 6. The declaration, in part, condemned murders committed “on the pretext of religious belief,” which are acts against the teachings of Islam.
 
It also said that any Islamic sectarian group could not be declared as infidel. “Any Muslim or non-Muslim could not be declared as doomed to death extra-judicially,” the declaration stated.