16 December 1971, the darkest day in History of Pakistan

[phoenixdesi]

Re: 16 December 1971, the darkest day in History of Pakistan

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@phoenixdesi

well, what can i say…zahanat Allah Mian kee dain hai…jis ko mil jayee. but thank you.

wisay barkhudar..hum abu kaalam azad kay bhot baray fan hain..Ghubar-e-Khatir bee paarh rakhie hai ..tarjuman ul quran say bee** istafada** ky hai..and also saw some of his alhilal work. **He was indeed a great scholar. **

and I also appreciate his taste…he always dressed up very nice and he had a great taste in wine./QUOTE]masha Allah, subHaan Allah…yaqeenan Allah MiyaaN kii den hai tabhii to arz kiyaa k aap Maulana Azad se bhii kuchh zaayad zaheen lagte haiN…masha Allah.

you said “he was indeed a great scholar” and “you have benefited from his work to a great deal”…yet you put him down by saying that he said GENERIC things in his speech…bahot Khoob!

ustaad agar bachchoN se istifaada na Haasil kare to vo shaagirdoN kii zihaanat kaa miraasi kiu ho…right?

aap to Panasonic kii commercial waali baat kar rahe haiN k:

**“i’m slightly ahead of my time!” **

lolz…i’m talking about a huge segment of society which isn’t as lucky as your are…un bechaaroN kaa to koii pursaan-e-Haal nahiiN hai…vo zinda dar gor haiN…na jeete haiN, na marte haiN. sad!

I am absolutely not putting him down…i really mean it that he will always be among top 5 islamic scholars of 20th century .

As far for Molanaa’s taste in wine…aap nay khuswant singh ka naam suna hai? and have you read Truth, Love & A Little Malice by khuswant…