Islamabad: In the capital of Pakistan, Islamabad, there is a unique center based on rare copies of the Holy Quran, collection of Allah, Muhammad Gallery, and pieces of Islamic calligraphy, samples and the history of Islam where religious, social and historical objects have been collected through personal efforts without Government patronage which are of great interest to the new generation. President Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party and Federal Minister for Privatization, Board of Investment and Communications Abdul Aleem Khan visited this private museum named “Sobia Mahal” and inspected the collections of Indus Valley, historical artifacts and modern art, there. He appreciated the efforts of renowned educationist and senior historian Zahid Pervaiz Butt for patronizing this center and said that he got the opportunity to come here and see the combination of both ancient and modern civilizations. Federal Minister Abdul Aleem Khan further said that bringing together such a large number of different objects related to Islamic civilization at one place is an important achievement which will help the new generation to be aware of its ancestors and history and it is no less than a national and religious service. President of the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party Abdul Aleem Khan inspected the samples of Islamic calligraphy and art placed at “Sobia Mahal” and appreciated their quality and preservation. He said that more such Islamic Centers should be established which can ignite our mental abilities and religious inclination. Abdul Aleem Khan appreciated the services of renowned historian and educationist Zahid Pervaiz Butt in promoting the “Sobia Mahal” and said that he was pleased to witness here especially Allah, Muhammad Gallery as this is a specially blessed work. In his talk, Zahid Pervaiz Butt, Executive Director and Patron of this Private Museum “Sobia Mahal”, expressed special gratitude for the visit of Federal Minister and President IPP Abdul Aleem Khan. He said that this Museum is his family legacy and special effort as this asset is being passed down from the third generation so that the people of Pakistan can be informed about their history and achievements.
