Saeed Minhas September 1, 2007
#49 Posted by arjun2 on September 3, 2007 8:54:30 pm
HAHA...surrender monkeys fold...
Govt frees 100 tribesmen, opens Wana-Tank highway
* Baitullah Mehsud puts conditions for release of abducted soldiers
Staff Report
WANA/GHALANAI: The government on Monday freed more than a 100 arrested tribesmen and opened the main highway to meet some of the demands made by the Taliban for the release of around 200 kidnapped soldiers in South Waziristan, but the soldiers have not yet been freed, officials said.
In Mohmand Agency, a government deadline for the release of 10 paramilitary soldiers held hostage by the militants passed without any significant response from the captors and a tribal jirga was still negotiating their safe return, Mohmand Agency Chief Administrator Dr Kazim Niaz told a news briefing in Ghalanai.
“We have no details whether the jirga has persuaded the Taliban militants to release the soldiers or not,” a senior government official in Wana told Daily Times asking not to be named.
Govt frees 100 tribesmen, opens Wana-Tank highway
* Baitullah Mehsud puts conditions for release of abducted soldiers
Staff Report
WANA/GHALANAI: The government on Monday freed more than a 100 arrested tribesmen and opened the main highway to meet some of the demands made by the Taliban for the release of around 200 kidnapped soldiers in South Waziristan, but the soldiers have not yet been freed, officials said.
In Mohmand Agency, a government deadline for the release of 10 paramilitary soldiers held hostage by the militants passed without any significant response from the captors and a tribal jirga was still negotiating their safe return, Mohmand Agency Chief Administrator Dr Kazim Niaz told a news briefing in Ghalanai.
“We have no details whether the jirga has persuaded the Taliban militants to release the soldiers or not,” a senior government official in Wana told Daily Times asking not to be named.
#50 Posted by hamidm2 on September 4, 2007 5:18:20 am
Re: # 47
thinkingstorm,
... thank you for your support :) .... but i really don't mind being called a kanjaroon since the kanjars are the only honorable people in pakistan ...... as long as someone does not call me a mullah or confuse me with a 'good' muslim, i am happy ...........
..... the kanjars are professionals who work hard at their ancient art to make an honest living ..... the madams, dancers, tabalchis and the guy who stands at the door with garlands of roses and motia are all honorable men and women .... quite unlike the despicable rascals who speak in arabic tongues and tell us to knock our heads on the floor again and agian and again ..... these bearded denizens of hell are the real enemies of the people and should be kept away from little children and domestic animals ......
... the kanjaroon are god's children .....
thinkingstorm,
... thank you for your support :) .... but i really don't mind being called a kanjaroon since the kanjars are the only honorable people in pakistan ...... as long as someone does not call me a mullah or confuse me with a 'good' muslim, i am happy ...........
..... the kanjars are professionals who work hard at their ancient art to make an honest living ..... the madams, dancers, tabalchis and the guy who stands at the door with garlands of roses and motia are all honorable men and women .... quite unlike the despicable rascals who speak in arabic tongues and tell us to knock our heads on the floor again and agian and again ..... these bearded denizens of hell are the real enemies of the people and should be kept away from little children and domestic animals ......
... the kanjaroon are god's children .....
#51 Posted by tahmed32 on September 4, 2007 6:37:25 am
thinkingstorm #37: The alternatives as I see it are not Musharraf vs BB/NS (all three tried and tested losers, I agree), but Dictatorship vs Rule of Law. Pakistan can survive Mush (or BB or NS or indeed even a half-eaten samosa) as prime minister or president as long as there are proper checks and balances that do not put the fate of a nation at the control of a single individual. That is why the Chief Justice's campaign is of fundamental significance to Pakistan - and on a different plane altogether than the mere politicking of Mush, BB and NS.
You continue Plus the real problem is the fundamentalism that is spreading like a cancer. All this namazi hijabi bullshit ... we are living in a modern world and all our middle class is getting obsessed with is how much hair should be covered and how many nafals and sunnats to pray. fundamentalism will destroy Pakistan.
There is no question that this obsession with rituals and fashion statements (beards, hijabs) is character-destroying and thus a total repudiation of the message of Islam. Thus, "sawab" is not earned by being honest, respectful, or rational in this neo-paganism sweeping certain circles in Pakistan. Instead, "gunnah ma'af" is the name of the game among these circles in Pakistan, where a visit to Mecca is deemed to wash away sins, and the sajda is deemed to earn "sawab"!! This corrupt view of religion carries over into the economy, where "qarza ma'af" replaces "qarza chookana", and where the VIP culture (pervasive among all groups - military or otherwise, bearded/hijabed or otherwise) replaces the egalitarianism of Islam. This paganism thus directly promotes immorality and is character destroying, and is the opposite of the message of the Quran.
While agreeing on the problem, I dont think "sufi Islam" is the solution. Rather, "sufi Islam" is a retreat from problems, rather than a solution.
The real solution lies, once again, in the rule of law which starts with respecting the basic rights of all people (including the right to free speech, and the right to elect and the right to refuse to re-elect the executive head). Because a society based on laws is strong enough to allow all sorts of religious nuts and all sorts of rogue politicians to do their thing without doing significant damage to the rest of the people who actually have something useful to contribute to society.
You continue Plus the real problem is the fundamentalism that is spreading like a cancer. All this namazi hijabi bullshit ... we are living in a modern world and all our middle class is getting obsessed with is how much hair should be covered and how many nafals and sunnats to pray. fundamentalism will destroy Pakistan.
There is no question that this obsession with rituals and fashion statements (beards, hijabs) is character-destroying and thus a total repudiation of the message of Islam. Thus, "sawab" is not earned by being honest, respectful, or rational in this neo-paganism sweeping certain circles in Pakistan. Instead, "gunnah ma'af" is the name of the game among these circles in Pakistan, where a visit to Mecca is deemed to wash away sins, and the sajda is deemed to earn "sawab"!! This corrupt view of religion carries over into the economy, where "qarza ma'af" replaces "qarza chookana", and where the VIP culture (pervasive among all groups - military or otherwise, bearded/hijabed or otherwise) replaces the egalitarianism of Islam. This paganism thus directly promotes immorality and is character destroying, and is the opposite of the message of the Quran.
While agreeing on the problem, I dont think "sufi Islam" is the solution. Rather, "sufi Islam" is a retreat from problems, rather than a solution.
The real solution lies, once again, in the rule of law which starts with respecting the basic rights of all people (including the right to free speech, and the right to elect and the right to refuse to re-elect the executive head). Because a society based on laws is strong enough to allow all sorts of religious nuts and all sorts of rogue politicians to do their thing without doing significant damage to the rest of the people who actually have something useful to contribute to society.
#52 Posted by tahmed32 on September 4, 2007 6:37:25 am
thinkingstorm #37: The alternatives as I see it are not Musharraf vs BB/NS (all three tried and tested losers, I agree), but Dictatorship vs Rule of Law. Pakistan can survive Mush (or BB or NS or indeed even a half-eaten samosa) as prime minister or president as long as there are proper checks and balances that do not put the fate of a nation at the control of a single individual. That is why the Chief Justice's campaign is of fundamental significance to Pakistan - and on a different plane altogether than the mere politicking of Mush, BB and NS.
You continue Plus the real problem is the fundamentalism that is spreading like a cancer. All this namazi hijabi bullshit ... we are living in a modern world and all our middle class is getting obsessed with is how much hair should be covered and how many nafals and sunnats to pray. fundamentalism will destroy Pakistan.
There is no question that this obsession with rituals and fashion statements (beards, hijabs) is character-destroying and thus a total repudiation of the message of Islam. Thus, "sawab" is not earned by being honest, respectful, or rational in this neo-paganism sweeping certain circles in Pakistan. Instead, "gunnah ma'af" is the name of the game among these circles in Pakistan, where a visit to Mecca is deemed to wash away sins, and the sajda is deemed to earn "sawab"!! This corrupt view of religion carries over into the economy, where "qarza ma'af" replaces "qarza chookana", and where the VIP culture (pervasive among all groups - military or otherwise, bearded/hijabed or otherwise) replaces the egalitarianism of Islam. This paganism thus directly promotes immorality and is character destroying, and is the opposite of the message of the Quran.
While agreeing on the problem, I dont think "sufi Islam" is the solution. Rather, "sufi Islam" is a retreat from problems, rather than a solution.
The real solution lies, once again, in the rule of law which starts with respecting the basic rights of all people (including the right to free speech, and the right to elect and the right to refuse to re-elect the executive head). Because a society based on laws is strong enough to allow all sorts of religious nuts and all sorts of rogue politicians to do their thing without doing significant damage to the rest of the people who actually have something useful to contribute to society.
You continue Plus the real problem is the fundamentalism that is spreading like a cancer. All this namazi hijabi bullshit ... we are living in a modern world and all our middle class is getting obsessed with is how much hair should be covered and how many nafals and sunnats to pray. fundamentalism will destroy Pakistan.
There is no question that this obsession with rituals and fashion statements (beards, hijabs) is character-destroying and thus a total repudiation of the message of Islam. Thus, "sawab" is not earned by being honest, respectful, or rational in this neo-paganism sweeping certain circles in Pakistan. Instead, "gunnah ma'af" is the name of the game among these circles in Pakistan, where a visit to Mecca is deemed to wash away sins, and the sajda is deemed to earn "sawab"!! This corrupt view of religion carries over into the economy, where "qarza ma'af" replaces "qarza chookana", and where the VIP culture (pervasive among all groups - military or otherwise, bearded/hijabed or otherwise) replaces the egalitarianism of Islam. This paganism thus directly promotes immorality and is character destroying, and is the opposite of the message of the Quran.
While agreeing on the problem, I dont think "sufi Islam" is the solution. Rather, "sufi Islam" is a retreat from problems, rather than a solution.
The real solution lies, once again, in the rule of law which starts with respecting the basic rights of all people (including the right to free speech, and the right to elect and the right to refuse to re-elect the executive head). Because a society based on laws is strong enough to allow all sorts of religious nuts and all sorts of rogue politicians to do their thing without doing significant damage to the rest of the people who actually have something useful to contribute to society.
#53 Posted by tahmed32 on September 4, 2007 6:40:51 am
Sorry dear chowk reader for the double posting (#51/#52) below.
#54 Posted by Naqshbandi on September 4, 2007 3:01:40 pm
abu sufwaan before u accuse muslims of shirk brother you should fear allah and remember the hadith of the prophet: i do NOT fear shirk for you after me but rather the love of this world.
#55 Posted by nasah on September 5, 2007 3:00:15 am
The 'Man' proposes -- the Supreme Court disposes:
"When is the President’s dual-office period ending, asks SC
ISLAMABAD: Supreme Court has asked the President’s Legal Advisor, Sharifuddin Pirzada to enquire from the President and inform SC as to when the President’s dual-office period was ending.
The seven-member larger Bench of the Supreme Court headed by the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, while hearing here Qazi Hussain Ahmad’s petition against the President’s dual offices, asked the President’s Legal Advisor, Sharifuddin Pirzada to clarify as to when the President’s dual-office period was ending, while Pirzada made a plea that he needed President’s directive and thereon, he was asked to enquire from the President and let the Court know."(NEWS)
Exactly, when? -- Bhutto and Nawaz can't be PM ‘third’ time, 'constitutionally' (without either of them completing their terms, both times) -- but the self-declared Messiahs are for ever, unconstitutionally -- SC asks WHY and how come? -- in a show cause order the SC would like to examine the 'Divine Certificate' for Eternal Messiahdom.
Emergency! Emergency!! Where are you?
"When is the President’s dual-office period ending, asks SC
ISLAMABAD: Supreme Court has asked the President’s Legal Advisor, Sharifuddin Pirzada to enquire from the President and inform SC as to when the President’s dual-office period was ending.
The seven-member larger Bench of the Supreme Court headed by the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, while hearing here Qazi Hussain Ahmad’s petition against the President’s dual offices, asked the President’s Legal Advisor, Sharifuddin Pirzada to clarify as to when the President’s dual-office period was ending, while Pirzada made a plea that he needed President’s directive and thereon, he was asked to enquire from the President and let the Court know."(NEWS)
Exactly, when? -- Bhutto and Nawaz can't be PM ‘third’ time, 'constitutionally' (without either of them completing their terms, both times) -- but the self-declared Messiahs are for ever, unconstitutionally -- SC asks WHY and how come? -- in a show cause order the SC would like to examine the 'Divine Certificate' for Eternal Messiahdom.
Emergency! Emergency!! Where are you?
#56 Posted by jayp on September 5, 2007 3:07:45 am
Emergency is the best option for mushy and the US and is the ideal excuse to unload the daisy cutters on the tribals. The grave error made by collin powels need to be corrected.
The jihadis need to be trapped in a hammer and anvil move, they have to be bombed all the way to the indian border, and then shot by indian troops. That will be an appropriate action for the kashmir and kargill in which the tribals were involved, and as can be expected, the pak army will be out of it all, ruling the civilians, constructing highways that collapse.
The jihadis need to be trapped in a hammer and anvil move, they have to be bombed all the way to the indian border, and then shot by indian troops. That will be an appropriate action for the kashmir and kargill in which the tribals were involved, and as can be expected, the pak army will be out of it all, ruling the civilians, constructing highways that collapse.
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