I couldn't find a single Saudi Preacher or a religious figure claims to be a God's man on Earth or resorting to violence to impose sharia or islamic teaching and law. I don't see a saudi trying to clean the world form sins and prepare people for the path of paradise. It is not
mentioned in Hadith as the article stated. Moreover, in Saudi Arabia there is no thing called islamic groups like in pakistan where some are being easily manipulated or serving dif agendas.
All the islamic principals and laws in saudi arabia are regulated under the government high authorities full control in terms of implementation and enforcement. official organizations are responsible of Dawas and ''the promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice''. In addition, charities (Zakat), mosques, Islamic lectures, courses, symposiums and conferences, Imams, Jumma and Eids Speeches (Khotbas), fatwas are regulated and they come out in the proper way of serving the society in accordance to islam teaching away from extremism avoiding violence encouraging dialogue promoting moderation. It is not individual responsibility to impose the Islamic system, It is the governments itself who do so by appointing qualified agencies that manage, maintain, and protect the whole system of the society and to make sure that whole system is not misused in anyway. I don't see Saudi Arabia experiencing terrorism or sheltering terrorists nor do I see extremist mullas provoking or killing others around. I also don't see any training camps nor do I see sectarian blasts every other day.
The piously stimulated youth had even bothered his parents to quite a degree by imposing certain etiquette as how to eat and drink. He had memorised hundreds of duaa (prayers) as he had been told that there was a specified prayer for every act, whether it was going to the toilet or going to a bazaar. He uttered these prayers in every allegedly relevant context. For sharpening his wits, and success in school and college examinationsthe young boy began to rely on prayers rather than on studies.
When he was still in college, an opportunity to raise his cadre of Imaan from the lowest to the highest presented itself. In the early 90s, the celebrated Maulana Sufi Muhammad of Dir began agitation for the imposition of Sharia in the Malakand Division gradually turning the idyllic Swat valley as his base camp and battleground. As expected, the protagonist of this tale joined the campaign and attended his processions. He even took up arms during the high days of the movement for Sharia by Sufi Muhammads Tanzeem-e-Nifaaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammadia (TNSM). Along with a few other youths, who were convicted during the last military operation in Swat in 2009 known as Operation Rah-e-Raast, the young boy agitated much but went dormant when the agitation was met with force during the second tenure of Benazir Bhuttos government.
why did he rely on prayers rather than studying. Islam require and encourage both, you cant leave your money on the street and pray god not to be taken. It is not permitted in Islam also to use violence in order to impose religion . from where the guy is taking his religion. the preacher must been mentality ill or taught twisted ideology
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My conclusion I wanna put regardless of what I wrote above is that Pakistan government has failed to deal with extremism and failed to maintain its stability. Extremism in pakistan is a result of corrupted leaders and politicians who failed to satisfy the majority and protect the right of the minorities, It has nothing to do with the teaching of Islam nor it has do with Saudi Arabia.
Meanwhile in Pakistan attack on churches! I don't think this also from Saudi arabia and I don't think the Christians who abused Prophet Mohammed PBUH are also Wahhabi Christians
. Some Shia groups as well also behind spreading of violence and certainly not Wahhabi Shia. you see extremism from all over.
Sounds like a syndrome developed through time.
Now what justifications can you give for using the title Saudiastaion of Pakistan.?