Articles 42 and 54 of the Permanent Order in his case claim to the plaintiffs / applicants that the mosque under construction was built, most of them belonging to the Hanafi, the Sunni, the Deobandi Muslim (religion). But after the mosque was taken over by the Department of Justice, the people belonging to the Barelvi Muslim plaintiff had more power and control than they did, and they banned the accused who claimed the Barelvi Masque in the mosque suit, The trial was dismissed by the trial court, but the appellate court suspended the trial court's finding He and his lawsuit excluded the appellate court from error. Misinterpreting the evidence presented by the parties in the law, especially that of the plaintiff and also maintaining the suit record, contradicting the opinion that the Deobandi Mosque has been dedicated and renowned since the establishment of the mosque. Was being processed by Unless its management was taken over by the department, the appellate court had not taken into account this aspect of the case, rejected the appellate court's ruling and order and upheld the trial court's decision.
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