Imad Zafar January 3, 2008
#44 Posted by raiya_23 on January 13, 2008 10:55:36 am
We never got a pure islamic govt thats y...try to read the quran sumtym u know
#43 Posted by NangaPir on January 8, 2008 5:34:15 pm
Is this your intellect? Worse than a depressed lady.
#42 Posted by nkg on January 8, 2008 12:56:26 am
The heading is totally incorrect. Pakistan is neither invaded or destroyed by external forces. Neither natural calamity has caaused havoc to it. What Pakistan is facing is it's own misdeed.
#41 Posted by mohar11 on January 7, 2008 10:22:11 am
Re: # 40
sure. if got a dime everytime I heard that, i would be a billionaire... :)
If islam were the solution - you would not be in this jam to begin with...
sure. if got a dime everytime I heard that, i would be a billionaire... :)
If islam were the solution - you would not be in this jam to begin with...
#40 Posted by raiya_23 on January 7, 2008 8:05:18 am
Re: # 30 Islam is NOT the problem...as a matter of fact it`s the solution
#39 Posted by mohar11 on January 6, 2008 3:56:26 pm
Re: # 37 nasah
"poor mohatrama?" .... come on man... each and every paki "leader" deserve their death at the hands taliban... what mohatrama got is poetic justice...
you are a shameless apologist... therefore no shame on you :)
"poor mohatrama?" .... come on man... each and every paki "leader" deserve their death at the hands taliban... what mohatrama got is poetic justice...
you are a shameless apologist... therefore no shame on you :)
#38 Posted by arjun_2 on January 6, 2008 1:31:15 pm
#32 Posted by nasah on January 6, 2008 9:11:27 am
yes...the army made her give the jag-jag mo-mo- han-han speech in which she threatened to chop up the kashmir governor if he dared to come to pureland occupied kashmir...
what a clueless apologists...
yes...the army made her give the jag-jag mo-mo- han-han speech in which she threatened to chop up the kashmir governor if he dared to come to pureland occupied kashmir...
what a clueless apologists...
#37 Posted by nasah on January 6, 2008 11:47:49 am
"yep nasah, shame on arjun."(mohar bhaiya)
mohar miaN -- yes shame on arjun mian for messing up Benazir's gender -- calling her Hitler not Hitleress of arjun's favorite 'Paki Land'.
No difference between Mahatma Modi and Hitleress Benazir?
come on -- you're being very unkind and harsh to the poor Mahatma. Shame on you.
mohar miaN -- yes shame on arjun mian for messing up Benazir's gender -- calling her Hitler not Hitleress of arjun's favorite 'Paki Land'.
No difference between Mahatma Modi and Hitleress Benazir?
come on -- you're being very unkind and harsh to the poor Mahatma. Shame on you.
#36 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on January 6, 2008 11:17:43 am
#27 Ras,
thank you, have a nice day. I was just complaining about running into your nonsense in every article. Relax.
thank you, have a nice day. I was just complaining about running into your nonsense in every article. Relax.
#35 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on January 6, 2008 11:15:10 am
#30 mohar11 {"you pakis are riding the islamic hyena way too long and now it's out to devour you..."]
Mohar Bhayya,
What's the hurry, there are still many deer and cows and other herbivores. :)
Mohar Bhayya,
What's the hurry, there are still many deer and cows and other herbivores. :)
#34 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on January 6, 2008 11:08:51 am
#31 Nangapir {"If Hindustani Muslims wanted a separate country they would have created where they were born - not on someone else land. ...Mohajir found Pakistan used as rape place and invited the entire world to come and establish their operations here. We have Iranians in the form of Siphe Mohammad, we have CIA in the form of ISI, we have Saudis/ Kuwaitis in the form of siphe sahaba, and we have RAW in the form of MQM. Where are the natives? My point is we will not liberate ourselves until we effectively stop these foreign interferences from Al-Qaeda to Zionism."}
NangaPir,
It is obvious that in addition to being a naked faker, you have a multitude of other problems - too numerous to recount.
NangaPir,
It is obvious that in addition to being a naked faker, you have a multitude of other problems - too numerous to recount.
#33 Posted by mohar11 on January 6, 2008 9:20:57 am
Re: # 32
yep nasah, shame on arjun... BB is the one who waged jihad to kill thousand innocents , but the shame must go on arjun...
What's difference between BB and Modi?... just number of victims
yep nasah, shame on arjun... BB is the one who waged jihad to kill thousand innocents , but the shame must go on arjun...
What's difference between BB and Modi?... just number of victims
#32 Posted by nasah on January 6, 2008 9:11:27 am
"Bhutto’s Deadly Legacy
By WILLIAM DALRYMPLE"
That pathetic William Dalrymple -- a brandishing bane of Chowk's Benazir Bashers -- one of the crummiest army lover apologistas for Musharraf dastardly dictatorship -- as if Benazir was a free agent with 'strategic depth' Pak army under her total civilian control. Give me a break.
Overboard Arjun mian the correct term is Benazir the Pakistani Hitleress! Shame on you.
By WILLIAM DALRYMPLE"
That pathetic William Dalrymple -- a brandishing bane of Chowk's Benazir Bashers -- one of the crummiest army lover apologistas for Musharraf dastardly dictatorship -- as if Benazir was a free agent with 'strategic depth' Pak army under her total civilian control. Give me a break.
Overboard Arjun mian the correct term is Benazir the Pakistani Hitleress! Shame on you.
#31 Posted by NangaPir on January 6, 2008 8:31:49 am
Jinnah's Pakistan died in 1971. Maudoodi called it Kafiristan so there is no Maudoodi's Pakistan. His fascist party was used as proxy via Saudi Arabia to fight communists and they did a good job so far. Now they are like a used condom - garbage stuff. In India Hindustani Muslims are treated worse or equal to shouders. And when they came to Pakistan penniless grabbed all the wealth left by migrating by non-Muslims. Now they treat native of Indus land worse than shouders. If Hindustani Muslims wanted a separate country they would have created where they were born - not on someone else land. And they are still Mohajirs - they have to return to their homeland. Why Mohan Singh does not call himself Mohajir - at least he also left Jehlum and went to Baharat. And Advani does not call himself Mohajir? Mohajir found Pakistan used as rape place and invited the entire world to come and establish their operations here. We have Iranians in the form of Siphe Mohammad, we have CIA in the form of ISI, we have Saudis/ Kuwaitis in the form of siphe sahaba, and we have RAW in the form of MQM. Where are the natives? My point is we will not liberate ourselves until we effectively stop these foreign interferences from Al-Qaeda to Zionism.
#30 Posted by mohar11 on January 6, 2008 7:48:22 am
Re: # 29
because, there is no solution... you pakis are riding the islamic hyena way too long and now it's out to devour you...
because, there is no solution... you pakis are riding the islamic hyena way too long and now it's out to devour you...
#29 Posted by raiya_23 on January 6, 2008 6:23:12 am
I am disappointed in this piece... what`s the solution out of this dilemma? nobody proposes this...
#28 Posted by arjun_2 on January 6, 2008 5:53:42 am
#24 Posted by nasah on January 5, 2008 7:56:12 pm
the woman is already dead
So the fact that hitler is dead means we shouldn't talk about his role in the holocaust?
Bhutto’s Deadly Legacy
By WILLIAM DALRYMPLE
New Delhi
WHEN, in May 1991, former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India was killed by a suicide bomber, there was an international outpouring of grief. Recent days have seen the same with the death of Benazir Bhutto: another glamorous, Western-educated scion of a great South Asian political dynasty tragically assassinated at an election rally.
There is, however, an important difference between the two deaths: while Mr. Gandhi was assassinated by Sri Lankan Hindu extremists because of his policy of confronting them, Ms. Bhutto was apparently the victim of Islamist militant groups that she allowed to flourish under her administrations in the 1980s and 1990s.
It was under Ms. Bhutto’s watch that the Pakistani intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence, first installed the Taliban in Afghanistan. It was also at that time that hundreds of young Islamic militants were recruited from the madrassas to do the agency’s dirty work in Indian Kashmir. It seems that, like some terrorist equivalent of Frankenstein’s monster, the extremists turned on both the person and the state that had helped bring them into being.
While it is true that the recruitment of jihadists had started before she took office and that Ms. Bhutto was insufficiently strong — or competent — to have had full control over either the intelligence services or the Pakistani Army when she was in office, it is equally naïve to believe she had no influence over her country’s foreign policy toward its two most important neighbors, India and Afghanistan.
the woman is already dead
So the fact that hitler is dead means we shouldn't talk about his role in the holocaust?
Bhutto’s Deadly Legacy
By WILLIAM DALRYMPLE
New Delhi
WHEN, in May 1991, former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India was killed by a suicide bomber, there was an international outpouring of grief. Recent days have seen the same with the death of Benazir Bhutto: another glamorous, Western-educated scion of a great South Asian political dynasty tragically assassinated at an election rally.
There is, however, an important difference between the two deaths: while Mr. Gandhi was assassinated by Sri Lankan Hindu extremists because of his policy of confronting them, Ms. Bhutto was apparently the victim of Islamist militant groups that she allowed to flourish under her administrations in the 1980s and 1990s.
It was under Ms. Bhutto’s watch that the Pakistani intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence, first installed the Taliban in Afghanistan. It was also at that time that hundreds of young Islamic militants were recruited from the madrassas to do the agency’s dirty work in Indian Kashmir. It seems that, like some terrorist equivalent of Frankenstein’s monster, the extremists turned on both the person and the state that had helped bring them into being.
While it is true that the recruitment of jihadists had started before she took office and that Ms. Bhutto was insufficiently strong — or competent — to have had full control over either the intelligence services or the Pakistani Army when she was in office, it is equally naïve to believe she had no influence over her country’s foreign policy toward its two most important neighbors, India and Afghanistan.
#27 Posted by Ras on January 5, 2008 8:48:12 pm
RE: Salim_Chauhan #26
Salim, so far only you have complained.
Are you THE Chowk sewer?
Ras
#26 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on January 5, 2008 8:09:54 pm
Ras,
Please stop making an intolerable nuisance out of yourself. You are clogging up the Chowk sewers.
Please stop making an intolerable nuisance out of yourself. You are clogging up the Chowk sewers.
#25 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on January 5, 2008 8:09:01 pm
#24 nasah {" as if one assassination was not enough -- everybody is getting to become a freethinker on the grave of that wretched Muslim woman who aspired to be equal to the woman-bashing, woman-baiting woman-degrading, misogynist, chauvinist pigs of Muslim men -- PhD or no PhD."}
Nasah,
No one is dragging her good name through the mud. But, come on, while we all wish to respect her and mourn her sad and untimely demise, many of us cannot concur with the pendulum swinging to the beatification side.
Please don't pretend that BB was a poor, wretched, under-privileged, and oppressed Muslim woman. As a female VaDera or VaDeri, She ruled over thousands of serfs, who are men, women, and children. Unless you are familiar with Paki feudals, especially in Sind, you have no idea how oppressive these blue-bloods are.
Nasah,
No one is dragging her good name through the mud. But, come on, while we all wish to respect her and mourn her sad and untimely demise, many of us cannot concur with the pendulum swinging to the beatification side.
Please don't pretend that BB was a poor, wretched, under-privileged, and oppressed Muslim woman. As a female VaDera or VaDeri, She ruled over thousands of serfs, who are men, women, and children. Unless you are familiar with Paki feudals, especially in Sind, you have no idea how oppressive these blue-bloods are.
#24 Posted by nasah on January 5, 2008 7:56:12 pm
"ZAB planted the seeds of intolerance. BB inherited quite a bit from her Dad's autocratic personality too. What apity!"(Kamath)
Is this some kind of orchestrated Benazir bashing post assassination? -- posthumously yet another free for all assassination season?
as if one assassination was not enough -- everybody is getting to become a freethinker on the grave of that wretched Muslim woman who aspired to be equal to the woman-bashing, woman-baiting woman-degrading, misogynist, chauvinist pigs of Muslim men -- PhD or no PhD.
Have some sense of decency and a sense of propriety -- the woman is already dead – don’t drag her ‘carcass’ around on Chowk killing her twice thrice and zillion times – she is already dead -- for crying out loud!
Is this some kind of orchestrated Benazir bashing post assassination? -- posthumously yet another free for all assassination season?
as if one assassination was not enough -- everybody is getting to become a freethinker on the grave of that wretched Muslim woman who aspired to be equal to the woman-bashing, woman-baiting woman-degrading, misogynist, chauvinist pigs of Muslim men -- PhD or no PhD.
Have some sense of decency and a sense of propriety -- the woman is already dead – don’t drag her ‘carcass’ around on Chowk killing her twice thrice and zillion times – she is already dead -- for crying out loud!
#23 Posted by Ras on January 5, 2008 6:49:55 pm
"We, the people, instinctively know the insidious and shadowy killers of Benazir Bhutto. We can sense them.
We know its not Taliban or their mutants. They are far more sinister. We have seen them attack us before,
by attacking those we have raised to pitch battles against them. But we don't know yet how to name them."
Nafisa Shah in The News at:
http://thenews.jang.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=89612
We know its not Taliban or their mutants. They are far more sinister. We have seen them attack us before,
by attacking those we have raised to pitch battles against them. But we don't know yet how to name them."
Nafisa Shah in The News at:
http://thenews.jang.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=89612
#22 Posted by Kamath on January 5, 2008 5:17:52 pm
Re: # 19 Salim_Chauhan:
Thank you very much for the explanation. I was puzzled by how people can put a spin on anything ! Zia wa supposedly a devout Muslim. It is said of him that he Islamized Pakistan for the sake of protecting Pakistan going astray from its roots and foundation of Pakistan ie Islam. So How can ZAB be Shaheed?
I have watched ZAB and BB from the days of Simla Conference and also have read good deal about these two persons. In my opinion he was a quite a demogogue in real life as well as in UN General Assy. I actually watched him walking away calling India as " dogs" for breaking Pakistan apart and tearing the papers -speech- and tossing above his head. Is he not the man who brought legislation against Ahmadias to be 'debarred" as Muslims with immense agony to Ahmadias? Remember the sad story of Nobellist-Abus Salaam?
ZAB planted the seeds of intolerance. BB inherited quite a bit from her Dad's autocratic personality too. What apity!
I suggest time has come to overanalysing Pakistan's political history and health. Itr is like flogging a dead horse! Time to move on in full speed for the sake of people and the nation!
BTW if any person hasn't read another version of BB's legacy please read, Khalid Hassan's -"..POSTCARD USA: Benazir and her detractors — Khalid Hasan.." column.
See:http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=200816story_6-1- 2008_pg3_3
Salaam.
Kamath
Thank you very much for the explanation. I was puzzled by how people can put a spin on anything ! Zia wa supposedly a devout Muslim. It is said of him that he Islamized Pakistan for the sake of protecting Pakistan going astray from its roots and foundation of Pakistan ie Islam. So How can ZAB be Shaheed?
I have watched ZAB and BB from the days of Simla Conference and also have read good deal about these two persons. In my opinion he was a quite a demogogue in real life as well as in UN General Assy. I actually watched him walking away calling India as " dogs" for breaking Pakistan apart and tearing the papers -speech- and tossing above his head. Is he not the man who brought legislation against Ahmadias to be 'debarred" as Muslims with immense agony to Ahmadias? Remember the sad story of Nobellist-Abus Salaam?
ZAB planted the seeds of intolerance. BB inherited quite a bit from her Dad's autocratic personality too. What apity!
I suggest time has come to overanalysing Pakistan's political history and health. Itr is like flogging a dead horse! Time to move on in full speed for the sake of people and the nation!
BTW if any person hasn't read another version of BB's legacy please read, Khalid Hassan's -"..POSTCARD USA: Benazir and her detractors — Khalid Hasan.." column.
See:http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=200816story_6-1- 2008_pg3_3
Salaam.
Kamath
#21 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on January 5, 2008 5:07:06 pm
Nasah #20 {"Musharraf said Benazir Bhutto bears the responsibility of her own death"(Reuters)-- "Qissa khatam paisa hazam"
My only hope is that people won't say the same for Mussharraf when he dies."}
Nasha,
Please be fair to Mushy. He said something like "They are after me, but I know how to protect meself." In other words, while the foolish BB stuck her upper torso through the sunroof of the SUV, Mushy is careful never to stick his head out of his own rectum. :)
My only hope is that people won't say the same for Mussharraf when he dies."}
Nasha,
Please be fair to Mushy. He said something like "They are after me, but I know how to protect meself." In other words, while the foolish BB stuck her upper torso through the sunroof of the SUV, Mushy is careful never to stick his head out of his own rectum. :)
#20 Posted by nasah on January 5, 2008 4:25:19 pm
"this recent assassination of Benazir Bhutto, no one really cares that why this cruel thing happens again and again. To solve a problem one always needs to identify the root cause of the problem."(author)
Well sir 'no one really cares' may be true for you -- but Musharraf sahib does care -- the new 'root cause' of the problem is that it is always the fault of the deceased that they die so unceremoniously -- as Musharraf sahib has just testified to the 'real cause':
Musharraf said Benazir Bhutto bears the responsibility of her own death"(Reuters)-- "Qissa khatam paisa hazam"
My only hope is that people won't say the same for Mussharraf when he dies.
Well sir 'no one really cares' may be true for you -- but Musharraf sahib does care -- the new 'root cause' of the problem is that it is always the fault of the deceased that they die so unceremoniously -- as Musharraf sahib has just testified to the 'real cause':
Musharraf said Benazir Bhutto bears the responsibility of her own death"(Reuters)-- "Qissa khatam paisa hazam"
My only hope is that people won't say the same for Mussharraf when he dies.
#19 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on January 5, 2008 2:59:16 pm
Kamath #17 {"Salim: S.C"
I honestly believe you have a sane head on your shoulder!Now, you should be able to explain this! I would appreciate that.
What is meant by Mohattrama?
Why did Ali Bhutto is called a Shaheed? WHY, WHY!
Why should BB deserves that appellation?
Thanks
Kamath"}
Kamath Sahib,
You are much more generous than most people. :)
Mohtarma is the feminine form of Mohtaram meaning "The Honorable One." The word is of Arabic origin. ZAB is called "Shaheed" because his followers choose to call hiim that. Technically, a "Shaheed" meaning "Martyr" had to be killed in combat fighting the enemies of Islam. However, the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, at the hands of fellow Muslims, has allowed murder by any evil and cruel people in the cause of righteousness to be termed "Shahadat." Therefore, if Zia Ul Haq is considered evil, then his defiant victim, ZAB, can be called "Shaheed." Similarly, if the Islamic extremists or even Mushy can be termed evil, then the defiant BB can be called "Shaheed," or is it "Shaheeda?"
I honestly believe you have a sane head on your shoulder!Now, you should be able to explain this! I would appreciate that.
What is meant by Mohattrama?
Why did Ali Bhutto is called a Shaheed? WHY, WHY!
Why should BB deserves that appellation?
Thanks
Kamath"}
Kamath Sahib,
You are much more generous than most people. :)
Mohtarma is the feminine form of Mohtaram meaning "The Honorable One." The word is of Arabic origin. ZAB is called "Shaheed" because his followers choose to call hiim that. Technically, a "Shaheed" meaning "Martyr" had to be killed in combat fighting the enemies of Islam. However, the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, at the hands of fellow Muslims, has allowed murder by any evil and cruel people in the cause of righteousness to be termed "Shahadat." Therefore, if Zia Ul Haq is considered evil, then his defiant victim, ZAB, can be called "Shaheed." Similarly, if the Islamic extremists or even Mushy can be termed evil, then the defiant BB can be called "Shaheed," or is it "Shaheeda?"
#18 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on January 5, 2008 2:51:56 pm
#12 viqarm {"This does not mean that the state will abandon the struggle against extremism. But there are many ways to skin a cat, and we need to find a way that is acceptable to our own people."}
Viqar Bhai,
Excellent point! Pakistanis have always circled the wagons when THEIR national interests have been at stake. I have heard that during the Indian attacks of '71 in West Pakistan, the crime rate actually dropped. Pakistanis have no desire to sacrifice for or support foreign interests - whether they be American, British, Saudi, or even Indian.
Also, the common people of Pakistan have to resolve not to listen to these false "prophets" of hatred and division and come together without blame, without recrimination, without ethnic bias. For this to happen, the tried and failed leadership (PPP, ML - N and Q, MMA, and MQM) has to dissolve and give way to a centrist, Pakistani party, with allegiance to ONLY Pakistan. We cannot have parties loyal to feudal lords, military oligarchs, provincial supremacists, religious extremists, or absentee mafioso. Time to form a new party, just like ZAB did in the late '60s.
Viqar Bhai,
Excellent point! Pakistanis have always circled the wagons when THEIR national interests have been at stake. I have heard that during the Indian attacks of '71 in West Pakistan, the crime rate actually dropped. Pakistanis have no desire to sacrifice for or support foreign interests - whether they be American, British, Saudi, or even Indian.
Also, the common people of Pakistan have to resolve not to listen to these false "prophets" of hatred and division and come together without blame, without recrimination, without ethnic bias. For this to happen, the tried and failed leadership (PPP, ML - N and Q, MMA, and MQM) has to dissolve and give way to a centrist, Pakistani party, with allegiance to ONLY Pakistan. We cannot have parties loyal to feudal lords, military oligarchs, provincial supremacists, religious extremists, or absentee mafioso. Time to form a new party, just like ZAB did in the late '60s.
#17 Posted by Kamath on January 5, 2008 7:32:56 am
Salim:
S.C"
I honestly believe you have a sane head on your shoulder!Now, you should be able to explain this! I would appreciate that.
What is meant by Mohattrama?
Why did Ali Bhutto is called a Shaheed? WHY, WHY!
Why should BB deserves that appellation?
Thanks
Kamath
S.C"
I honestly believe you have a sane head on your shoulder!Now, you should be able to explain this! I would appreciate that.
What is meant by Mohattrama?
Why did Ali Bhutto is called a Shaheed? WHY, WHY!
Why should BB deserves that appellation?
Thanks
Kamath
#16 Posted by mohar11 on January 5, 2008 5:38:52 am
Yep - it's gandhi and congress who did this to muslims, they introduced islam to muslims... Achut dude is right... They rejected J-MAN(pubh) - the most rational dude you can find anywhere anytime...
J-Man, thus rejected and kicked out, went on to found a secular party Muslim League - a party for liberalism and reform for muslims... and he created pakiland, the land of pure secularism and liberalism... but gandhi's ghost never let pakiland settle down - he always chased them with religion, he founded taliban and everything else...
Gandhi and congress - they are the evil ones... Pakiland will never be pure again... the dream of pure liberalism is lost forever...
Gandhi ghost even persuaded ZAB to declare YLH a non-muslim - he being ahmedi... that was the most evil of all evil things gandhi has ever done...
Gandhi Murdabad... Gandhi hai hai... Gandhi down down...
J-Man, thus rejected and kicked out, went on to found a secular party Muslim League - a party for liberalism and reform for muslims... and he created pakiland, the land of pure secularism and liberalism... but gandhi's ghost never let pakiland settle down - he always chased them with religion, he founded taliban and everything else...
Gandhi and congress - they are the evil ones... Pakiland will never be pure again... the dream of pure liberalism is lost forever...
Gandhi ghost even persuaded ZAB to declare YLH a non-muslim - he being ahmedi... that was the most evil of all evil things gandhi has ever done...
Gandhi Murdabad... Gandhi hai hai... Gandhi down down...
#15 Posted by MantoLives on January 5, 2008 4:42:51 am
Chaltahai
Read this bit again and closely:
Achyuth Patwardhan, one of the Socialist stalwarts in the Congress, has given a remarkably candid and self critical analysis of the Congress Party vis-a-vis Khilafat: ’It is, however, useful to recognise our share of this error of misdirection. To begin with, I am convinced that looking back upon the course of development of the freedom movement, THE ’HIMALAYAN ERROR’ of Gandhiji’s leadership was the support he extended on behalf of the Congress and the Indian people to the Khilafat Movement at the end of the World War I. This has proved to be a disastrous error which has brought in its wake a series of harmful consequences. On merits, it was a thoroughly reactionary step. The Khilafat was totally unworthy of support of the Progressive Muslims. Kemel Pasha established this solid fact by abolition of the Khilafat. The abolition of the Khilafat was widely welcomed by enlightened Muslim opinion the world over and Kemel was an undoubted hero of all young Muslims straining against Imperialist domination. But apart from the fact that Khilafat was an unworthy reactionary cause, Mahatma Gandhi had to align himself with a sectarian revivalist Muslim Leadership of clerics and maulvis. He was thus unwittingly responsible for jettisoning sane, secular, modernist leadership among the Muslims of India and foisting upon the Indian Muslims a theocratic orthodoxy of the Maulvis. Maulana Mohammed Ali’s speeches read today appear strangely incoherent and out of tune with the spirit of secular political freedom. The Congress Movement which released the forces of religious liberalism and reform among the Hindus, and evoked a rational scientific outlook, placed the Muslims of India under the spell of orthodoxy and religious superstition by their support to the Khilafat leadership. Rationalist leaders like Jinnah were rebuffed by this attitude of Congress and Gandhi. This is the background of the psychological rift between Congress and the Muslim League’.
Read this bit again and closely:
Achyuth Patwardhan, one of the Socialist stalwarts in the Congress, has given a remarkably candid and self critical analysis of the Congress Party vis-a-vis Khilafat: ’It is, however, useful to recognise our share of this error of misdirection. To begin with, I am convinced that looking back upon the course of development of the freedom movement, THE ’HIMALAYAN ERROR’ of Gandhiji’s leadership was the support he extended on behalf of the Congress and the Indian people to the Khilafat Movement at the end of the World War I. This has proved to be a disastrous error which has brought in its wake a series of harmful consequences. On merits, it was a thoroughly reactionary step. The Khilafat was totally unworthy of support of the Progressive Muslims. Kemel Pasha established this solid fact by abolition of the Khilafat. The abolition of the Khilafat was widely welcomed by enlightened Muslim opinion the world over and Kemel was an undoubted hero of all young Muslims straining against Imperialist domination. But apart from the fact that Khilafat was an unworthy reactionary cause, Mahatma Gandhi had to align himself with a sectarian revivalist Muslim Leadership of clerics and maulvis. He was thus unwittingly responsible for jettisoning sane, secular, modernist leadership among the Muslims of India and foisting upon the Indian Muslims a theocratic orthodoxy of the Maulvis. Maulana Mohammed Ali’s speeches read today appear strangely incoherent and out of tune with the spirit of secular political freedom. The Congress Movement which released the forces of religious liberalism and reform among the Hindus, and evoked a rational scientific outlook, placed the Muslims of India under the spell of orthodoxy and religious superstition by their support to the Khilafat leadership. Rationalist leaders like Jinnah were rebuffed by this attitude of Congress and Gandhi. This is the background of the psychological rift between Congress and the Muslim League’.
#14 Posted by VRV on January 5, 2008 3:55:16 am
#10 Posted by chaltahai on January 4, 2008 7:53:20 pm
Chalta,
Get ur facts right. Pakistan was created for the Muslims of (British) India, NOT for the Muslims of South Asia.
Chalta,
Get ur facts right. Pakistan was created for the Muslims of (British) India, NOT for the Muslims of South Asia.
#13 Posted by rf786 on January 5, 2008 12:52:51 am
Re: # 11
viqarm sahib,
I agree with u its supposed to be everyone's Pakistan, but that has not been the case and history bears the rude markings of political victimization of those opposed to the state sponsored indoctrination. Since the state assumed the religious dictates of Maududi and chose to disregard and re-engineer Jinnah one is forced to ask the question, what happened to Jinnah's Pakistan.
viqarm sahib,
I agree with u its supposed to be everyone's Pakistan, but that has not been the case and history bears the rude markings of political victimization of those opposed to the state sponsored indoctrination. Since the state assumed the religious dictates of Maududi and chose to disregard and re-engineer Jinnah one is forced to ask the question, what happened to Jinnah's Pakistan.
#12 Posted by viqarm on January 4, 2008 9:37:59 pm
Imad Sahib,
The bigger the stake that all citizens have in the existence and well being of a nation, the greater the chances of its survival and prosperity in the longer term. In a way, I agree with Salim; Pakistan can still be salvaged and put on the road to peace and prosperity. But fixing it is not the responsibility of any particular individual or groups of individuals. And it is futile waiting for a messiah. Only if we can ALL step up to fix Pakistan, can it be fixed. For that to happen, though, there has to be something for everyone in order to motivate them to stick together and struggle. In this sense, the first step have to be taken by the state.
The sixty year history of Pakistan is filled with broken promises and crass injustice to its people and to its provinces, . If the state, and the province of Punjab, do not back off, there will soon be no Pakistan left to lament about.
Will Pakistanis stand up to stare down the forces of extremism? I believe they will; but only if dignity, justice, and redress is on offer to everyone. The state of Pakistan did not just break its promises to the provinces; the current situation in FATA and NWFP is in direct breach of the understanding on the basis of which this region agreed to become part of Pakistan. If there is to be any hope whatsoever, the Pak military forces MUST retreat from there, and Pakistan MUST disengage from the US sponsored WOT. The same applies to the approach being pursued in Balochistan.
This does not mean that the state will abandon the struggle against extremism. But there are many ways to skin a cat, and we need to find a way that is acceptable to our own people.
The bigger the stake that all citizens have in the existence and well being of a nation, the greater the chances of its survival and prosperity in the longer term. In a way, I agree with Salim; Pakistan can still be salvaged and put on the road to peace and prosperity. But fixing it is not the responsibility of any particular individual or groups of individuals. And it is futile waiting for a messiah. Only if we can ALL step up to fix Pakistan, can it be fixed. For that to happen, though, there has to be something for everyone in order to motivate them to stick together and struggle. In this sense, the first step have to be taken by the state.
The sixty year history of Pakistan is filled with broken promises and crass injustice to its people and to its provinces, . If the state, and the province of Punjab, do not back off, there will soon be no Pakistan left to lament about.
Will Pakistanis stand up to stare down the forces of extremism? I believe they will; but only if dignity, justice, and redress is on offer to everyone. The state of Pakistan did not just break its promises to the provinces; the current situation in FATA and NWFP is in direct breach of the understanding on the basis of which this region agreed to become part of Pakistan. If there is to be any hope whatsoever, the Pak military forces MUST retreat from there, and Pakistan MUST disengage from the US sponsored WOT. The same applies to the approach being pursued in Balochistan.
This does not mean that the state will abandon the struggle against extremism. But there are many ways to skin a cat, and we need to find a way that is acceptable to our own people.
#11 Posted by viqarm on January 4, 2008 9:05:59 pm
Re: # 1 rf786
It is Jinnah's and Maudoodi's and everyone else's Pakistan. It is either that or there will be no Pakistan.
It is Jinnah's and Maudoodi's and everyone else's Pakistan. It is either that or there will be no Pakistan.
#10 Posted by chaltahai on January 4, 2008 7:53:20 pm
Manto, it was called MUSLIM LEAGUE...pakistan was created as a home for SOUTH ASIAN muslims...gandhi could have been ur khalifah...but to make the pakistan movement as some secular drive is the height of falsehood, disingenuity and franlky stupidity
#9 Posted by MantoLives on January 4, 2008 11:34:56 am
I am afraid even Nanga Pir's understanding of the reasons why we made Pakistan are as lacking as Mr. Qureshi and other Indians etc.
It was the devious alliance between Caste Hindu fascist leaders like Gandhi and their side kick the Muslim Clergy that forced Jinnah to fight for and win Pakistan. Congress' inability to accept rational and secular leaders like Jinnah as the true representatives of Muslims and Congress' reliance on freaks and Mullahs instead led to the creation of Pakistan.
And ofcourse... while the clergy wanted to keep the Muslims backwards (and thus play into the Gandhian idea of India), Jinnah and the Muslims who followed him had asked for political and economic safeguards... something patently unacceptable to Gandhi and the Congress... Muslims like Jinnah daring to speak for them ... oh my God.
there is a much greater link of Gandhi to Moplahs and indeed Jamia Hafsa ... than the two nation theory that Jayp wants to malign and has even taken to inventing quotes... you know could care less to bring them together but if someone can so illogically argue and try to link the Islamo-fascist tendencies in a small minority of Muslims to our legtimate stance for Pakistan... then one should point out the obvious links between Gandhi and true Islamic fundamentalist and terrorist movements of South Asia... I do not wish to dwell Gandhi honestly but if this line of argument is taken... should I not point out the facts?
Achyuth Patwardhan, one of the Socialist stalwarts in the Congress, has given a remarkably candid and self critical analysis of the Congress Party vis-a-vis Khilafat: ’It is, however, useful to recognise our share of this error of misdirection. To begin with, I am convinced that looking back upon the course of development of the freedom movement, THE ’HIMALAYAN ERROR’ of Gandhiji’s leadership was the support he extended on behalf of the Congress and the Indian people to the Khilafat Movement at the end of the World War I. This has proved to be a disastrous error which has brought in its wake a series of harmful consequences. On merits, it was a thoroughly reactionary step. The Khilafat was totally unworthy of support of the Progressive Muslims. Kemel Pasha established this solid fact by abolition of the Khilafat. The abolition of the Khilafat was widely welcomed by enlightened Muslim opinion the world over and Kemel was an undoubted hero of all young Muslims straining against Imperialist domination. But apart from the fact that Khilafat was an unworthy reactionary cause, Mahatma Gandhi had to align himself with a sectarian revivalist Muslim Leadership of clerics and maulvis. He was thus unwittingly responsible for jettisoning sane, secular, modernist leadership among the Muslims of India and foisting upon the Indian Muslims a theocratic orthodoxy of the Maulvis. Maulana Mohammed Ali’s speeches read today appear strangely incoherent and out of tune with the spirit of secular political freedom. The Congress Movement which released the forces of religious liberalism and reform among the Hindus, and evoked a rational scientific outlook, placed the Muslims of India under the spell of orthodoxy and religious superstition by their support to the Khilafat leadership. Rationalist leaders like Jinnah were rebuffed by this attitude of Congress and Gandhi. This is the background of the psychological rift between Congress and the Muslim League’.
It was the devious alliance between Caste Hindu fascist leaders like Gandhi and their side kick the Muslim Clergy that forced Jinnah to fight for and win Pakistan. Congress' inability to accept rational and secular leaders like Jinnah as the true representatives of Muslims and Congress' reliance on freaks and Mullahs instead led to the creation of Pakistan.
And ofcourse... while the clergy wanted to keep the Muslims backwards (and thus play into the Gandhian idea of India), Jinnah and the Muslims who followed him had asked for political and economic safeguards... something patently unacceptable to Gandhi and the Congress... Muslims like Jinnah daring to speak for them ... oh my God.
there is a much greater link of Gandhi to Moplahs and indeed Jamia Hafsa ... than the two nation theory that Jayp wants to malign and has even taken to inventing quotes... you know could care less to bring them together but if someone can so illogically argue and try to link the Islamo-fascist tendencies in a small minority of Muslims to our legtimate stance for Pakistan... then one should point out the obvious links between Gandhi and true Islamic fundamentalist and terrorist movements of South Asia... I do not wish to dwell Gandhi honestly but if this line of argument is taken... should I not point out the facts?
Achyuth Patwardhan, one of the Socialist stalwarts in the Congress, has given a remarkably candid and self critical analysis of the Congress Party vis-a-vis Khilafat: ’It is, however, useful to recognise our share of this error of misdirection. To begin with, I am convinced that looking back upon the course of development of the freedom movement, THE ’HIMALAYAN ERROR’ of Gandhiji’s leadership was the support he extended on behalf of the Congress and the Indian people to the Khilafat Movement at the end of the World War I. This has proved to be a disastrous error which has brought in its wake a series of harmful consequences. On merits, it was a thoroughly reactionary step. The Khilafat was totally unworthy of support of the Progressive Muslims. Kemel Pasha established this solid fact by abolition of the Khilafat. The abolition of the Khilafat was widely welcomed by enlightened Muslim opinion the world over and Kemel was an undoubted hero of all young Muslims straining against Imperialist domination. But apart from the fact that Khilafat was an unworthy reactionary cause, Mahatma Gandhi had to align himself with a sectarian revivalist Muslim Leadership of clerics and maulvis. He was thus unwittingly responsible for jettisoning sane, secular, modernist leadership among the Muslims of India and foisting upon the Indian Muslims a theocratic orthodoxy of the Maulvis. Maulana Mohammed Ali’s speeches read today appear strangely incoherent and out of tune with the spirit of secular political freedom. The Congress Movement which released the forces of religious liberalism and reform among the Hindus, and evoked a rational scientific outlook, placed the Muslims of India under the spell of orthodoxy and religious superstition by their support to the Khilafat leadership. Rationalist leaders like Jinnah were rebuffed by this attitude of Congress and Gandhi. This is the background of the psychological rift between Congress and the Muslim League’.
#8 Posted by rf786 on January 4, 2008 8:17:40 am
Re: # 7
{Indian muslims rewrote Koran for their vested interests. There is NO religious based nation in Islam}
Based on your view, every other State recognized as Islamic is guilty of the same crime, then why accuse Pakistan only. I believe, the guilty party in your perspective should be Maulana Maududi who is responsible for propagating the Islamic credentials of the state. Jinnah's Pakistan was supposed to be secular, not religiously ordained.
{Indian muslims rewrote Koran for their vested interests. There is NO religious based nation in Islam}
Based on your view, every other State recognized as Islamic is guilty of the same crime, then why accuse Pakistan only. I believe, the guilty party in your perspective should be Maulana Maududi who is responsible for propagating the Islamic credentials of the state. Jinnah's Pakistan was supposed to be secular, not religiously ordained.
#7 Posted by NangaPir on January 4, 2008 7:16:29 am
Indian muslims rewrote Koran for their vested interests. There is NO religious based nation in Islam. Koran says about Moses, "then the chiefs of his own nation revolted against him". Those were infidels because they revolted against Moses. But still his nation. So a Hindu living next to a Muslim may be infidel but not a separate nation. Similarly, Abu Jahil and Abu Lahib belonged to Muhammed nation (Qureshi) but infidel. Religion does not make nation. And first english translator, a shia bureaucrat also created Serbia nation. We saw the results. Two nation theory was created by mainly shias and sheiks. Iqbal, the confused poet, calls nation as coffin of Islam yet he has no shame to declare, Hindi hain hum Hindustan watan hamara'. You can not feed people verbal garbage and enslave them. And these lies based on religion have become the hallmark of Pakistani culture. If a sepoy lies he is severly punished but generals have no check. Zia lied in Kabbah about election. Just few days ago at Benzir killing Bragadier lied and lied repeatedly and still has job. Mushraff the biggest lier says she was provided security of 30 cops. How many cops died in the blast? None. Where were they?
#6 Posted by rf786 on January 4, 2008 4:19:05 am
Re: # 4
Try living in Saudi Arabia as a Muslim citizen and then come back and earn the right to convert Pakistan, till then relax, chill and enjoy.
Try living in Saudi Arabia as a Muslim citizen and then come back and earn the right to convert Pakistan, till then relax, chill and enjoy.
#5 Posted by MantoLives on January 4, 2008 3:36:51 am
aziz mian,
You are as mistaken as your Indian counterparts.
You are as mistaken as your Indian counterparts.
#4 Posted by aziz.qureshi on January 4, 2008 3:33:48 am
The only way for the survival of Pakistan
Pakistan was come into existence by the special gift of Allah “Subhana Wa Tallah” on August 14, 1947. If we remind the historical events of the creation of Pakistan, we would see a gloomy picture of hatred, violence and bloodshed at the time of partition and migration to and from Pakistan. Many of our cultured and so-called educated people now forced to believe that the creation of Pakistan was gifted by the English Rulers of the subcontinent, who woven a conspiracy against the Muslims of India and specially the Muslims of new country.
The fact that Pakistan was created on 27th of Holly month of Ramadan. The month which is sacred for its divine blessings from Allah. The prayers and religious offerings are accepted by the special grace of Almighty Allah and the Muslims are bestowed with the unseen prizes and gifts according to their purity of intentions and connection with their Mighty Creator Allah.
We on the whole as a Muslim Society living in Pakistan have totally ignored the facts and figures and true purpose of the creation of Pakistan. More or less 1 million Muslims were murdered or died during the transitional period of subcontinent. The day begins with the creation of Pakistan; we have been conspired with wrong mythology and ideas. We have forgotten the two nation theory which was the basic factor of the establishment of a Muslim estate in the subcontinent.
Pakistan was established in the name of Allah and to practice the Muslim laws, rules and regulations of Holly Quran. Our forefathers cheated us and spoiled the blood of martyrs of partition. The only way to survive our beloved Pakistan is to fulfill those promises which were undertaken by our forefathers with Almighty Allah. No peace and harmony can stay in this region without the practice of Quranic Code of Conduct in the society on the whole and individually at homes. We have to collectively fight to eradicate the evils of society like, drinking, telling lies, conspiring against each other for material pursuits, bribery, dishonesty in our routine dealings, forgery, cheating, dodging, using every hook and crook to get rich, availing opportunities against the national interest, supporting such elements who are harmful for the greatest interest of Islam and Pakistan, etc. etc.
We all know what evils have taken roots in our mind and hearts which have corrupted our body and souls and taken us far from the path of a civilized and cultured society which was the magnificence of Islam at the time of the rule of Hazrat Omer Bin Abdul Aziz (Razi Allah Ho Anho).
We have to adopt the Holly Sunnah of our beloved Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) in every dealing of our life otherwise we would be definitely vanished from the face of the earth and Allah will take charge to some other people to perform His Holly Duty.
Please reanalyze the circumstances ever since the creation of Pakistan and take the right step which would be in accordance to the Quranic Code of Conduct and Holly Sunnah.
Pakistan was come into existence by the special gift of Allah “Subhana Wa Tallah” on August 14, 1947. If we remind the historical events of the creation of Pakistan, we would see a gloomy picture of hatred, violence and bloodshed at the time of partition and migration to and from Pakistan. Many of our cultured and so-called educated people now forced to believe that the creation of Pakistan was gifted by the English Rulers of the subcontinent, who woven a conspiracy against the Muslims of India and specially the Muslims of new country.
The fact that Pakistan was created on 27th of Holly month of Ramadan. The month which is sacred for its divine blessings from Allah. The prayers and religious offerings are accepted by the special grace of Almighty Allah and the Muslims are bestowed with the unseen prizes and gifts according to their purity of intentions and connection with their Mighty Creator Allah.
We on the whole as a Muslim Society living in Pakistan have totally ignored the facts and figures and true purpose of the creation of Pakistan. More or less 1 million Muslims were murdered or died during the transitional period of subcontinent. The day begins with the creation of Pakistan; we have been conspired with wrong mythology and ideas. We have forgotten the two nation theory which was the basic factor of the establishment of a Muslim estate in the subcontinent.
Pakistan was established in the name of Allah and to practice the Muslim laws, rules and regulations of Holly Quran. Our forefathers cheated us and spoiled the blood of martyrs of partition. The only way to survive our beloved Pakistan is to fulfill those promises which were undertaken by our forefathers with Almighty Allah. No peace and harmony can stay in this region without the practice of Quranic Code of Conduct in the society on the whole and individually at homes. We have to collectively fight to eradicate the evils of society like, drinking, telling lies, conspiring against each other for material pursuits, bribery, dishonesty in our routine dealings, forgery, cheating, dodging, using every hook and crook to get rich, availing opportunities against the national interest, supporting such elements who are harmful for the greatest interest of Islam and Pakistan, etc. etc.
We all know what evils have taken roots in our mind and hearts which have corrupted our body and souls and taken us far from the path of a civilized and cultured society which was the magnificence of Islam at the time of the rule of Hazrat Omer Bin Abdul Aziz (Razi Allah Ho Anho).
We have to adopt the Holly Sunnah of our beloved Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) in every dealing of our life otherwise we would be definitely vanished from the face of the earth and Allah will take charge to some other people to perform His Holly Duty.
Please reanalyze the circumstances ever since the creation of Pakistan and take the right step which would be in accordance to the Quranic Code of Conduct and Holly Sunnah.
#3 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on January 3, 2008 7:41:41 pm
{"As a nation and society we are hypocrites and opportunists. May be it does not sound pleasing to many of you but just give it a thought. At the start of the New Year let us at least promise to do some thing if not everything for the betterment of ourselves. Let us not let the world think that we are a cursed nation."}
Zafar Sahib,
I can appreciate your frustrations and even understand the hopelessness of the moment. Like you, I too was dejected by the untimely demise of BB. But, what I saw in the last few days following her murder made me even more depressed and angry. As someone said every night is followed by the morn and it's darkest just before daylight.
Please don't be sad forever and certainly don't throw in the towel. We need just a few motivated, honest, patriotic, and dedicated individuals from each community and each province who really love Pakistan. Excuse me for being a doubting Thomas, but I don't think that such people can be found in the likes of Mushy, Zardari, Sharif, the Chaudhrys, or Altaf Bhai. Like BB, all of these people have too much baggage and the fish n their bags, that they brought to feed us, is beginning to rot and smell. We need to dispense with the traditional, useless alliances of party, province, sect, language, and religion. We need to discard these useless pirs, politicians, feudal lords, mullahs, and army generals.
The students and educated youth of Pakistan need to take matters into their own hands. They need to forcefully tell their elders and their so-called movers and shakers to grow up and get out of the way. The youth have the most to lose from the pending doom. The fratricidal leaders and their childish games that even Machiavelli would scoff at have no meaning in this modern world. They cannot keep destroying this country every 10 years or so without serious consequences.
The young people of Pakistan have to resolve that they will make their country work. Not because of the less than Azam Quaid or the rascals posing as "Shaheed," or the bearded 7th century transplants calling themselves Maulana and Alim, and certainly not the "Ghazis" whose only victory has been routing Moola Fadloola in Swat. The youth of Pakistan needs to retire the old school and take over the country.
The young Pakistanis need to take an oath against using ethnic, religious, provincial, sectarian, linguistic, class, or racial excuses to tear each other apart. They need to restore or build our institutions of education, government, healthcare, and legitimate defense. In short, Pakistan needs an educated population that believes in genuine democracy with secularism, freedom, tolerance, and universal prosperity as its cornerstones.
It's not easy to accomplish, but it's not impossible. It was much harder to obtain Pakistan - it should be much easier to maintain and enhance it. Good Luck.
Zafar Sahib,
I can appreciate your frustrations and even understand the hopelessness of the moment. Like you, I too was dejected by the untimely demise of BB. But, what I saw in the last few days following her murder made me even more depressed and angry. As someone said every night is followed by the morn and it's darkest just before daylight.
Please don't be sad forever and certainly don't throw in the towel. We need just a few motivated, honest, patriotic, and dedicated individuals from each community and each province who really love Pakistan. Excuse me for being a doubting Thomas, but I don't think that such people can be found in the likes of Mushy, Zardari, Sharif, the Chaudhrys, or Altaf Bhai. Like BB, all of these people have too much baggage and the fish n their bags, that they brought to feed us, is beginning to rot and smell. We need to dispense with the traditional, useless alliances of party, province, sect, language, and religion. We need to discard these useless pirs, politicians, feudal lords, mullahs, and army generals.
The students and educated youth of Pakistan need to take matters into their own hands. They need to forcefully tell their elders and their so-called movers and shakers to grow up and get out of the way. The youth have the most to lose from the pending doom. The fratricidal leaders and their childish games that even Machiavelli would scoff at have no meaning in this modern world. They cannot keep destroying this country every 10 years or so without serious consequences.
The young people of Pakistan have to resolve that they will make their country work. Not because of the less than Azam Quaid or the rascals posing as "Shaheed," or the bearded 7th century transplants calling themselves Maulana and Alim, and certainly not the "Ghazis" whose only victory has been routing Moola Fadloola in Swat. The youth of Pakistan needs to retire the old school and take over the country.
The young Pakistanis need to take an oath against using ethnic, religious, provincial, sectarian, linguistic, class, or racial excuses to tear each other apart. They need to restore or build our institutions of education, government, healthcare, and legitimate defense. In short, Pakistan needs an educated population that believes in genuine democracy with secularism, freedom, tolerance, and universal prosperity as its cornerstones.
It's not easy to accomplish, but it's not impossible. It was much harder to obtain Pakistan - it should be much easier to maintain and enhance it. Good Luck.
#2 Posted by NangaPir on January 3, 2008 9:53:07 am
Let's make it simple:
1. It was India named because of river Indus. After partition it is still called India. The other Pakistan.
2. Indian muslims goofed native of Indus valley and made it homeland for Muslims. Why Saudi Arabia is not a homeland for Muslims with Kabbah and 300 years long lasting oil?
3. Then Bengladesh came into being and Pakistan was converted to Mohajirstan. But like India still called Pakistan.
4. Then Ruling Hindustani Muslims from Bhutto, Zia, Shrief, Mushraff made it Zionistan.
5. Next step is to convert it into Pimpistan. But the native are rising to occasion to break away from these chains.
1. It was India named because of river Indus. After partition it is still called India. The other Pakistan.
2. Indian muslims goofed native of Indus valley and made it homeland for Muslims. Why Saudi Arabia is not a homeland for Muslims with Kabbah and 300 years long lasting oil?
3. Then Bengladesh came into being and Pakistan was converted to Mohajirstan. But like India still called Pakistan.
4. Then Ruling Hindustani Muslims from Bhutto, Zia, Shrief, Mushraff made it Zionistan.
5. Next step is to convert it into Pimpistan. But the native are rising to occasion to break away from these chains.
#1 Posted by rf786 on January 3, 2008 3:16:10 am
Dear Imad,
Well said. First things first. Decide whether this is Jinnah's or Maududi's Pakistan. For here lies the crux of the problem. We live in a irrational state that has bestowed on itself the ordained right to decide for the majority.
Well said. First things first. Decide whether this is Jinnah's or Maududi's Pakistan. For here lies the crux of the problem. We live in a irrational state that has bestowed on itself the ordained right to decide for the majority.
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