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Thanks, I hate to brag but lots of people say that to me.Rabzon, you look like Amitabh Bacchan.
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Thanks, I hate to brag but lots of people say that to me.Rabzon, you look like Amitabh Bacchan.
Here are some interesting facts.
Haq Nawaz Jhangvi was a pathetic sectarian terrorist.
In the following speech he says Shia kaenat ka badtareen aor ghaleeztareen kafir hai
This is the man military dictator Zai ul haq supported. This shows a clear link between Military-Mullah alliance and the sectarian terrorism we're facing today.
Sadly, the innocent people of Pakistan(civilian and security forces) are reaping what our establishment has sowed.
Senate body
Tariq Khosa, a former director-general of FIA, recalled how sectarian groups like the Sipah-i-Sahaba received official patronage at the highest level in the 1980s.
Reminiscing about his early days in police force, he said when he was an ASP in Jhang district, he apprehended Haq Nawaz Jhangvi, the founder of the SSP, for delivering a provocative speech. But the then president Ziaul Haq himself intervened for his release, Mr Khosa added.
Similarly, in another incident he had hauled up a cache of weapons, but was asked to release that on directives from none other than Gen Zia.
Pak Army will never encourage these kind of elements. We have a substanital presence of Shia officers and Jawans and this kind of Shia-sunni divide is totally unacceptable to our Armed Forces.
What I fail to understand is how most of us so easily latch onto the assertions that the Army is supporting Sectarianism or the ISI is, as if either of them exist in a bubble with no Shia presence in the Army whatsoever !
How does an Army Officer belonging to the Shia Sect of Islam, knowing full well, that the Army as a whole is supporting LeJ, the SSP or others, doesn't get the slightest discomfort from that knowledge ? How does that feeling never bring about, forget a schism within the army, but even a half arsed shoot out, when extrapolated to the thousands of Shias, Barelvis, Ismailis & others who inhabit the Pakistan Army ?
How does the Army manage to avoid all of that ? How do the Paramilitary Forces, our other Intelligence Agencies & the rest of our Civil Security Apparatus manage to do that ?
Are they all secretly Wahabis/Deobandis or whatever the latest scapegoat is ? Are they all sold ? Or are these things already happening but somehow an Army that is often accused of being, Non-Professional & Incapable of Protecting the Country, suddenly becomes ever so capable that they're able to cover their tracks so well that none of us get a whiff of the In-Fighting going on ?
I wonder if we ever lay our thoughts bare & reason them out before blabbering rhetoric ?
Safriz, so in your opinion labeling the entire community kaenat ka badtareen aor ghaleeztareen kafir hai is intellectual debate, sorry, that is not intellectual debate but a clear case of hate speech.Well if you listen to some speaches of shia clerics of that time..they had said similar hate filled words against sunnis...
But none asked their followers to go kill the other..
If Zia had allowed Jhangvi arrest on the basis of his speaches...same had applied to shia clerics and locking up so many renowned clerics from both sides had wreaked havok.
Who ever killed jahanvi....presumably shia militants...are to blame for escalating the issue.
Jhangvi had problem with shia because many of them disrespest 'sahaba'...and do so openly...
I for myself knew a shia family,who celebrated 'birthday' of Hazarat Ali,by making a cake with a figurine on top...They had shoa guests invited..named the figurine 'Umer' and chopped its head and distributed it.
So there you go...stupidity is on both sides...not only on sunni side.
Zia's policy was to keep the fight intellectual,and he succeeded in that.
We used to hear sunni clerics shouting anti shia slogans from our mosque's loud speakers every friday,but no violence against local shia population.
Later when the arresting,and throwing in the jails started,violence followed.
What I fail to understand is how most of us so easily latch onto the assertions that the Army is supporting Sectarianism or the ISI is, as if either of them exist in a bubble with no Shia presence in the Army whatsoever !
How does an Army Officer belonging to the Shia Sect of Islam, knowing full well, that the Army as a whole is supporting LeJ, the SSP or others, doesn't get the slightest discomfort from that knowledge ? How does that feeling never bring about, forget a schism within the army, but even a half arsed shoot out, when extrapolated to the thousands of Shias, Barelvis, Ismailis & others who inhabit the Pakistan Army ?
How does the Army manage to avoid all of that ? How do the Paramilitary Forces, our other Intelligence Agencies & the rest of our Civil Security Apparatus manage to do that ?
Are they all secretly Wahabis/Deobandis or whatever the latest scapegoat is ? Are they all sold ? Or are these things already happening but somehow an Army that is often accused of being, Non-Professional & Incapable of Protecting the Country, suddenly becomes ever so capable that they're able to cover their tracks so well that none of us get a whiff of the In-Fighting going on ?
I wonder if we ever lay our thoughts bare & reason them out before blabbering rhetoric ?
Safriz, so in your opinion labeling the entire community kaenat ka badtareen aor ghaleeztareen kafir hai is intellectual debate, sorry, that is not intellectual debate but a clear case of hate speech.
And what a about this Similarly, in another incident he had hauled up a cache of weapons, but was asked to release that on directives from none other than Gen Zia, any justification?
Now, having said that, I agree with you both sides were wrong, but why should the state support one evil over the other?
And that is the crux of the matter, if these hate spreading bigots (Shia and Sunni) were arrested and thrown in jail for disturbing the peace and harmony in the society that would have sent a clear message to other troublemakers that the state of Pakistan will not tolerate sectarian hatred.Yes..he had tons of death threats,but too committed to his cause..whatever it was.
The weapons were for his guards,as his life was always at risk.
Arresting him had to follow with arresting the oppodition who issued death threats against him.
Hate was on both sides.
You cant look at one side of the story and ignore the other.
If he wasnt murdered,no militancy had occured and shia were involved in his murder...
Being a minority does not mean you are innocent by default...
Both sides were to blame..
The Quote you are writing over and over again were against those who use abusive langiage agsinst 'sahaba'..
This form of intimidation still continued...many shia clerics still abuse sahaba openly.
Yes..he had tons of death threats,but too committed to his cause..whatever it was.
The weapons were for his guards,as his life was always at risk.
Arresting him had to follow with arresting the oppodition who issued death threats against him.
Hate was on both sides.
You cant look at one side of the story and ignore the other.
If he wasnt murdered,no militancy had occured and shia were involved in his murder...
Being a minority does not mean you are innocent by default...
Both sides were to blame..
The Quote you are writing over and over again were against those who use abusive langiage agsinst 'sahaba'..
This form of intimidation still continued...many shia clerics still abuse sahaba openly.
Whoever created them, whoever is supporting them doesn't matter. Destroy them we'll know from their autopsies who's cash they've been hoarding!
@muse @niaz @Aeronaut @Irfan Baloch
And you guys say that we don't have brainwashed people. Here you go, for your consumption:
P.S. We are seriously screwed. I'd leave the obituary for you people to pen.
P.P.S. @Armstrong kidher ho bey?
I guess you are pointing at a sect that claims to be shais ,the nosehris are despised by shia and actually kicked out from majalis for that reason.You cannot make people shut up by speaking louder than them..To address any problem you do need to understand the root cause.
the root cause of the rise of "sipahe sahaba" was a certain sect among shia who openly use abusive words against sahaba..and that is a fact.