Moosavi Peace Formula
The Moosavi Peace Formula is a Pakistani plan to address the threat of terrorism that was put forth in 1997. History. In 1997, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan Syed Sajjad Ali Shah took suo-moto notice and asked for suggestions for curbing terrorism. A high level delegation of Tehreek e Nifaz e Fiqah Jafariya (TNFJ) led by the then Vice President Allama Taajud Din Haidery met with the Ali Shah on 21August1997 and presented its anti-terrorism/peace formula, recommended by TNFJ chief Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi. Almost all the steps  recommended in the formula were adopted by the Government of Pakistan’s anti-terrorism policies. Plans such as National Internal Security Policy (NISP2014-2018) and the National Action Plan (Pakistan) (NAP) are among the examples. Moosavi Peace Formula also received significant amount of coverage and discussion mostly in the national print media including Daily Jang and Daily Nawa-e-Waqt of 22August while Daily Dawn of 23August1997 besides others. The Moosavi Peace Formula included a detailed account of the origins and root causes of terrorism. It also presented a detailed strategy and steps required to eradicate terrorism from Pakistan. This  formula was presented to the Supreme Court by TNFJ leaders Allama Taj-ud-Din Haideri, Syed Mazhar ALi Shah Advocate, Syed Shujaat Ali Bukhari, Allama Qamar Zaidi and Allama Saqlain Bukhari. Major points. Hate material. The government banned several religious books, however the ban was mainly imposed based on complaints received against any book and law enforcement lacked a proper justification to declare a violation of the hate material law. The Moosavi peace formula also proposed comprehensive criteria and well-defined guidelines to declare any script as a violation. Guidelines and recommendations presented in this regard include: Moosavi Peace Formula