A video uplink to the FBR offices also enabled officers of BS-17 and above working in <br /> <br />field formations to hear the talk. The officers found the lecture as inspiring and <br /> <br />motivating. <br /> <br />Maulana Tariq Jameel spoke on real life examples, Islamic traditions, sayings of the <br /> <br />Prophet (PBUH) and verses from the Quran to accentuate the need for virtues of honesty, <br /> <br />truth and strength of character to deliver on the promise of civil service. <br /> <br />He likened civil service to a trust of Allah reposed in men, and urged customs and IRS <br /> <br />officers to see their role as guardians of a sacred trust in them by both government and <br /> <br />the Pakistan people and explained examples from history where such trustees brought their <br /> <br />charge safe to their masters even though they would have loved to use it themselves but <br /> <br />did not do so as they were bound by a trust. Just like those historical heroes, the <br /> <br />Customs and IRS officials also needed to collect tax out of people's pockets' and deposit <br /> <br />it in the national exchequer, and rely on government and the Almighty Allah to take care <br /> <br />of their own livelihood. <br /> <br />Maulana Tariq Jameel also informed officers that they would be judged by Allah not on <br /> <br />basis of how much tax they collected but what character, truthfulness and integrity they <br /> <br />brought into their work, and how it benefited the public. <br /> <br /> <br />Follow me at: <br />http://www.dailymotion.com/osamarajput123
