Lal Masjid Massacre

Sign*Reader
Senior Member

Brother, is it any use flying so many words in our guest's direction? And, with all that hardcore factual stuff?

He is infatuated with two things. First, obviously, with the greatest general the world could have ever found, to get Pakis killed and at such a convenient per capita rate.

Second; with his key-board. He keeps on keying in, without any thought and also without ever reading any posts. Has he ever responded to any of your points. He posts sermons and just some script. Does it matter if it's relevant or not?

I don't mind if even you sign him up as your morshed, I told you he is absolutely innocent. If he werent so innocent, won't we find some content at least in any one of his posts?

Let's just enjoy him, he is such fun.

We can all agree to disagree without losing track of trying to explore meaningful soulutions.

Morshed, somewhere in my previous posts, I had requested you to come up exactly with that: solutions. But, we haven't had any on the table even on the third day of that post.

Let me also assure you that this is an extremely mature forum and no one has any cronies, here. Non of us is infatuated by anyone or even by any particular idea.

With respect to Whisper and all his cronies let me tell you my dear friends you are living in a fool's paradise.

What a great delight to be found as neighbours! Shall we exchange phone contacts and then one day you could drop in for a pecan pie.

We are in very delicate times and need to take pragmatic steps instead of getting bogged down in self made unfortunate fiascos like the Lal masjid tragedy.

This no self made fiasco. It was crafted over years of misrule, by the army junta sold to shooting their own people and just for a few peanuts.

I love your style, you seem to champion the umma in the exact same breath in which you condone an army killing their own people. What's it? Nervousness at losing criminal MQM hold on that country in the wake of fresh events?

And, whenever your lines show as the official Washington propoganda script, my friend, I hold the courage to remind you of that.

Thus far you have come with nothing original other than your disregard for the right of Pakistanis to chose their government. What a beautifully fascistic idea!

For all those misguided individuals and rightwing fanatics  and their followers  i appeal to them to atleast cast a brief  glance at the life of our beloved Prophet Muhammad(PBUH) and borrow some lessons of life from it

Throughout the first thirteen years of his Mission, Prophet Muhammad preached in Makkah, but it was in the face of bitter opposition from the Makkans. When it became impossible for him to stay there, he left for Madinah. Wars were waged against him, but he showed his antagonists that the power of peace was far greater than that of war. The peace treaty of al-Hudaybiyyah is a clear example of this, when the Prophet agreed to every demand his antagonists made on the sole assurance that peace would subsequently prevail.

The Prophet�s own modesty, coupled with great strength of character, is depicted in a well-known story of an old Makkan woman who hated the Prophet. Every morning when the Prophet passed by her house, she would empty a basket of rubbish on his head from the upper story of her house. He never once remonstrated with her about this. One day, when the Prophet passed through this area, no rubbish fell on his head. Thinking that the old woman must be ill, he went upstairs to inquire how she was, and found her ill in bed. When she discovered that the Prophet had come to see her, she began to weep, "I ill-treated you, and now you come to inquire after my health!" Ultimately, she became one of his followers. What strength of character, what patience and tolerance the Prophet evinced in refusing to be provoked, preferring rather to show kindness and magnanimity to one who had wished him ill

His life�s experience ranged from penury to prosperity, from defeat to success, yet whatever the degree of well-being or hardship, he steadfastly trod the path of moderation. At all times and right till the end, he remained a patient and grateful servant of the Almighty, bringing his message of peace and tolerance to mankind.