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President approves Sharia laws

Ah yes, Saudi is "divine" -- Afghan is .... well it must be some other "Shariah" -
And the 2nd rate Muslims go, duop, duop, da duop...:victory:
 
Jihadi Mullahs munafqieen? Talib Nationalists?? AQ sunnati muslims??

Welcome to the tribalization of Pakistan - and why not? if "the people" and their representatives want it, then it must be "good", right?? So why not.

At the moment no one is satified with this decision , lot of question rising in mind who is right?

Time will prove it , Neither Shariah laws implementation nor peace can be restored in few days, it is continues process but we should give them a chance to show their performance.


Once again, for most Pakistanis, the issue is not the content -- they have no tools to judge the content --- Why would Muslims reject Shariah?? Could it be that Shariah is rejected because it does not reslove the problems of the 21st century?? Could it be that it is archaic and worst of all, UNJUST??

Islam is complete religion ,majority of muslims dont have knowledge about these laws,there are four fiqa in islam and each have slightly different interpretations about shariah laws but still basic laws are same and practicable.

Afterall, laws are made for people and society -- and that means that laws can change, after all, the laws are made by humans in relation to specific circumstances and situations to further specific goals of society ---

But Shariah is "Divine" is it not?? it either is or it is not -- If shariah is not "divine" and can be made and altered by men, then how will these laws be made and alterted? Who will do this?

Welcome to the real world of Islamist lunacy, to a arrested society, primed to enter the 7th century arabia - much success.:smitten:
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God who created humans know better what laws are better for them .No debate on validity of laws needed.Shariah is applicable uptill last day.

Whole responsibility lies on shoulder of Ulema Deen now to resolve the conflicts in shariah law if any, let them resolve ,difference of opinion is healthy sign and IGTEHAD is always there to find a way out .:enjoy:
 
Does Sharia law have provisions for traffic violations, like speeding, reckless driving, parking in front of a fire hydrant, etc.? If so, where did such laws come from? There was no need to regulate these activities at the time of the Prophet (PBUH). This question is meant to be representative of laws now needed for modern activities which were unknown in the 7th century. How does Sharia fill in these "blanks".
 
Does Sharia law have provisions for traffic violations, like speeding, reckless driving, parking in front of a fire hydrant, etc.? If so, where did such laws come from? There was no need to regulate these activities at the time of the Prophet (PBUH). This question is meant to be representative of laws now needed for modern activities which were unknown in the 7th century. How does Sharia fill in these "blanks".

Ruling body named as shoura determine rules and regulation for trafic speed limits,blood donation to save life etc,

Qazi will give decision on basis of recommendation of shoura or national assembly.
 
"And the 2nd rate Muslims go, duop, duop, da duop...:victory:"

Didn't know you had it in ya'. Groovin' on a lil' Lou Reed's Walk on the Wild Side, eh?

Might actually be appropriate for this expedient and impromptu shift in jurisprudence. Dialing back the clock has never been done such speed. Were everything else to move in Pakistan with equal rapidity.

Voila! Fini! C'est tres bien, n'est pas?:welcome::pakistan:
 
Does Sharia law have provisions for traffic violations, like speeding, reckless driving, parking in front of a fire hydrant, etc.? If so, where did such laws come from? There was no need to regulate these activities at the time of the Prophet (PBUH). This question is meant to be representative of laws now needed for modern activities which were unknown in the 7th century. How does Sharia fill in these "blanks".

Ruling body named as shoura determine rules and regulation for trafic speed limits,blood donation to save life etc,

Qazi will give decision on basis of recommendation of shoura or national assembly.

Shoura is also "divine" -- now you can see the cruel joke that is Islamism.

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Guiseppe De Lampedusa's "The Leopard"
Prince Tancredi, who landed in Sicily with Garibaldi's army, explaining his position to his uncle, the last Bourbon prince in Sicily:

"If things are to remain the same, then things must change"

For clarification refer to Warrich66 -- most unfortunate, expediency is for the strong, not the weak.
 
TTP welcomes Malakand pact

PESHAWAR: The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has welcomed an agreement between the Tehreek-e-Nifaz-e-Shariat Muhammadi and NWFP government for the enforcement of Nizam-e-Adl in Malakand. Talking to a private TV channel, TTP spokesman Maulvi Omar said the Taliban would try their best for the enforcement of Islamic system in the country and FATA. When asked if the TTP would lay down their arms and renounce violence in the Tribal Areas and Swat, he said they would accept every decision taken by Maulana Sufi Muhammad. Taliban leaders while welcoming the sharia regulation hoped the government would implement it in letter and spirit, APP reported. agencies
 
Does Sharia law have provisions for traffic violations, like speeding, reckless driving, parking in front of a fire hydrant, etc.? If so, where did such laws come from? There was no need to regulate these activities at the time of the Prophet (PBUH). This question is meant to be representative of laws now needed for modern activities which were unknown in the 7th century. How does Sharia fill in these "blanks".
There are 2 streams...

Matter of creed, dealing with societal values and morals...these stay constant regardless of the era. For example pre-marital or extra-marital sex is not allowed; homosexuality is not allowed; universal education must be implemented; universal healthcare must be implemented; housing the population is a priority; basing the monetary system on gold and silver is mandatory, etc.

Matter of administration, dealing with effeciency, technology, organization, etc. Traffic lights, road laws, etc, are an issue of administration, and would be applied to achieve effeciency, safety, etc. These can change and be changed to fit the times.
 
Most informative, helpful

universal education must be implemented; universal healthcare must be implemented; housing the population is a priority; basing the monetary system on gold and silver is mandatory, etc

These are part of the "unchanging" Divine -- how is then it has to be "Implemented"?

Universal healthcare is a right provided for in Quran?
Housing for the population is also a right provided for in Quran?
Basing the monetary system on gold or silver is mandated for in Quran??

Where in Quran are these mandated?? Is Shariah system mandated in Quran??

Did the beloved prophet's Mecca or the righteously guided Khulafa "implement a welfare state in the name of Shariah??

Where is the money for universal healthcare and education come from?? What percentage of taxes are generated in the Pakhtunkhwa?

Ofcourse I do not mock this utopian vision, I merely seek to understand how it will work and what kind of justifcation, especially religious will be trotted out for the "people" to absorb.
 
TTP welcomes Malakand pact

PESHAWAR: The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has welcomed an agreement between the Tehreek-e-Nifaz-e-Shariat Muhammadi and NWFP government for the enforcement of Nizam-e-Adl in Malakand. Talking to a private TV channel, TTP spokesman Maulvi Omar said the Taliban would try their best for the enforcement of Islamic system in the country and FATA. When asked if the TTP would lay down their arms and renounce violence in the Tribal Areas and Swat, he said they would accept every decision taken by Maulana Sufi Muhammad. Taliban leaders while welcoming the sharia regulation hoped the government would implement it in letter and spirit, APP reported. agencies

Wow, these guys are on a roll now...surely they're not going to stop with Swat?
 
I think the options here were limitd and whereas in the end Army may have been able to enforce rule of law,it would have caused a lot o f blood shed and made the army more unpopular. As such it is a shrewd and timely move to allow the army to concentrate on other fornts. It would also force the hands of any scoundrels who try to use the situation to cause any unrest. I think if the political setup moves in with a lot of developmental work and this results in jobs for the local populace, it wouls cause other regions to seek a similar deal. It is important to understand that it is in Pakistans interest to have peace within its borders, not the US nor anyone else. It is high time Pakistan looked after its own interests first instead of being led astray by people who have no concept of ground realities.
Araz

If the options were limited as suggested, it hard to see anything shrewd or timely in the move to hand over part of the nation to an orgnisation which has been waging war against the state.

It appears pretty close to a sell out. Was PA scared of being un popular ? If it cannot deliver what / when the nation calls it better be prepared for unpopularity. Does this imply the Swat has been handed over to retain the PA on popularity charts ? In any case except for the Navy & Nukes, virtually all other weapons were used - to no avail. Wouldn't this ' shrewd & timely' move actually tantamount to surrender ?

A horrible precedent has now been set, the jackals have tasted blood, it has been now established that GOP's writ within Pak IS negotiable - only the right amount of pressure & leverage has to be applied- in the right place.

If the GOP thinks it has called the bluff it may soon realize that it has begun to sell its family jewels to stay afloat.

Very unfortunate indeed. Both for Pakistan & the region - we haven't seen the last of this.

Its easy to get the genie out from the bottle..GOP will not be able to bottle this genie now.
 
Australia welcomes Swat deal, urges political dialogue

ISLAMABAD: Australia welcomes the latest peace agreement between the Pakistan government and Taliban who are fighting for enforcement of sharia in Swat, and expects positive outcome of the deal, Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said on Monday. In a joint press conference with Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, he said, “It is a positive development and we hope for a positive outcome.” Smith also said military enforcement was not enough to fight terrorism and it was important to engage moderate elements through political dialogue. Qureshi said Pakistan and Australia had a great potential to increase cooperation in trade, investment, agriculture and defence. sajjad malik


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