Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan launched a noble campaign to express solidarity with the oppressed people of Palestine and Gaza. The initiative aimed to raise awareness about their struggles while fostering unity and compassion across Pakistan. 

The campaign began with the distribution of mufflers and keffiyeh among the people, encouraging participants to wear these symbolic garments throughout Eid day to show unwavering support for the Palestinian cause. Additionally, Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan actively raised donations to provide much-needed aid to Palestine and Gaza. 

The campaign, "All the colors of this Eid, the stones of the oppressed Palestinians," was a moving way to bring these people' struggles to light. Many different facets of society, including actors, social media activists, YouTubers, TV presenters, cricket players, students, Islamic scholars, and others, lent their vast support to the cause. 

Azhar Ali, a former cricketer, utilized both Twitter and Instagram platforms to post touching images of himself with his sons, all donning mufflers, in a display of solidarity with the Palestinian community. Similarly, Saad ur Rehman, a well-known Pakistani YouTuber, recognized by his online alias Ducky bhai, also contributed to the cause by proudly wearing a muffler to demonstrate his support for the Palestinian people.

Through this campaign, Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan demonstrated its unwavering commitment to advocating for justice and peace for the oppressed. As Eid-ul-Fitr was celebrated across the country, the spirit of solidarity with Palestine and Gaza united people from all walks of life, fostering empathy and unity.

As we reflect on the blessings of Eid-ul-Fitr, let us continue to stand in solidarity with the oppressed, spreading kindness, compassion, and hope worldwide. Together, let us work towards a brighter future where justice and peace prevail for all.