Martyred for Speaking Out Against the Taliban

each fatwa has its own context and cannot be compared to another or in isolation.

those who are anti-Islam will always find an excuse to have a go at the 'mullahs'. People first complained that the ulema were not raising their voices against the Taliban and now when someone gives their life in the anti-Taliban cause jokers and islam haters like teshah still criticise.

Nevertheless people like Naeemi Sahib -alayhi rahmah--do it only for the pleasure of ALLAH and the good of Islam and want no worldly reward.

The reality is the real ulema of Haqq have been anti Taliban since the beginning.

Ahmadies would be laughing indeed finding them grouped with the Taliban terrorists. What a joke these beards are!

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@KHYBER,
some people are so out of touch. For example KHYBER, the defeat of Mousavi in Iran is akin to defeat of BJP in India. All the urban middle classes were shocked but the defeat was handed by rural and lower income masses which BJP as well as Mousavi ignored....

@Naqshbandi Sb,
Sometimes we act so naively in our rift of Barelvis and Deobandis. Naeemi sb was on record saying that US is behind these so called Talibans. Secondly he said that where is the evidence that a certain attack was carried out by Taliban. Just because you receive a call, does not mean the person on the other side is telling the truth.

I am going to miss logical Naeemi sb but in mourners he left behind naive people.

You know he and his ilk are responsible for coultless death of innocent Hindu and Skih people in contemporary Pakistan and Bangladesh it boils my blood to see that these guys have any pleasure in their life. The nation that was built on innocent deaths should be destroyed if there is any allah ordained justice in this world.

Those who live by the sword die by the sword. When some mullahs got together and outlawed suicide bombing a few years ago, this man protested saying that the move would benefit enemies of Islam like India and the US. Ironically, but deservedly, this man has now fallen victim to the very suicide bombing which he was defending not too many years ago.

"I believe that was the last straw and led to the Istihkam e Pakistan conference. If we analyse what was said it is significant:

1. The Taliban are not Muslims. It was about time someone had the guts to say so.
2. The Army's action is a jihad. This point was emphasised.
This means, in Sunni jurisprudential language--and remember it was leading Sunni jurisprudents who said this-- it is the religious duty of every Muslim to fight againt these Taliban.
3. There status under Islamic Law is that of 'baaghis' (rebels against the Islamic State) and so fighting them is justified.

The implications could be profound."

Yes, it means that Islam is cannibalizing itself now!!

I'm praying to Allah to let Talibs and Jamatis take over Pakistan especially for the living pleasures of the mohajirs. So help me god.

Re: # 14malik..good point,thats what i was thinking,the problem is no one did anything when these criminals were growing strong and challenging state writ.
http://pukhtunkhwatimes.blogspot.com/

We learnt of the tragic terrorist incident on TV and read about it. Could you please enlighten us about Mawlana Naeemi's political views? Did he support imposing of Islamic sharia in Pakistan? Thanks.

I am Proud of the people of Iran......they did not stand back and allow the stealing of an election to go unchallenged,same thing people in Pakistan should do,to be united and stand together against thugs,criminals,killer Taliban.
http://pukhtunkhwatimes.blogspot.com/

Kawish-- coming together is nice in theory but how do you come together with people who think you are a kaafir if you have a different view of islam than them and who are willing to even do suicide bombs inside mosques and other holy places?!

Well,you need to be tough with rebels (baaghis).

I think the government should go further and close down forcibly ALL Deobandi/Salafi/Ahle-Hadith/Jamaat Islami madrassahs too which preach this extremist and heterodox branch of Islam (except for the Tablighis who, though Deobandis too, are moderate and more focused on self-improvement.)

Wow!...that was one tough article!...I wish we could all just throw away our differences and come together. About the Talibans not being Muslims, I think that is a bit risky, but by and all terrorism and coercion are strangers to basic Islam. And basic Islam is basically to love thy neighbour and tolerate differences of opinion, while refraining from harsh language and slander. Both of which our society as a whole cant practise.

Naqshbandi sahib
Sorry about that, its my error that I misconstrued your writing, reading over againg I got it this time around.
Hope you will forego my oversight.

interesting