bhai jaan... sorry to say this, but i am not posting for you.. i am posting for everyone... and I don't want to go in a circle with everyone as my time is precious. so when i decide to post i post a good length..
When I hear replies that have two characteristics
restoration to name calling (as your post has just done - ofcourse it is not obvious to you as you posted but if i accuse you, you will hide behind excuses, but basically you are saying i am insecure right.... I expect you to stand behind it now that this tactic is exposed... but look at the second third post as an example)
going from one issue to another (mixing issues)
because it means you don't have evidence/grounds to stand on and you want excuse yourself
as i said you asked for evidence and if it is not clear i will say again... "will the evidence benefit you" or is it simply information and you do not care either way. and i suspected this is so... read what i said
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the problem you have is not abdul rashid ghazi has become a hero throughout the muslim world but the problem you have is limiting yourself to the status quo which is currently anti-islamic. You should support the call of abdul rashid ghazi because it was an islamic call...not because it is popular throughout the world...
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.. now that i have posted it.. it appears later is the case...
Everything else as this is for sake of making a point.. not necessarily against you, but a point simply. So if you think i am arguing with you. relax..
Also
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.the way you behave and respond has PROBLEM written all over it.
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Did I read that right? behave? This is a forum. All I can do is type. You want me to type in rhythm????
And here you are asking for evidence. Do you know me? and know my behaviour... shockingly naive in your response aren't you. (as you can see I have experience in forum discussion and pin pointing errors of others if I want. I can carry on with your last post if it actually served any purpose)
While I am at it.
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The blindingly obvious fact is that there were plenty of armed terrorists in there. They fought a full fledged army battle while using hostages and civillians as cover.
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evidence????
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The bloodshed could have been avoided if this Fasadi had allowed the people to leave when under seige.
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in the video and accounts of people, they were forcing especially minors among students to leave... again accusation without evidence.
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He also bears responsibility for innoccent lives lost by Pakistan army and police whose lives could have been saved if he had surrendered
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excuse me... innocent... . i suppose the bombs and gas just appeared out of no where??? I wonder how many lives would have been "saved" if Prophet (saw) gave up Madinah?.. (and if you respond, oh this was defensive, was raiding the caravans provoking Quraysh before Badr was defensive???)
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-Breeding suicide bombers (willing to kill oneself for a cause that has no ijma whatsoever)
-Kidnapping people when there is law enforcement agencies present
-Creating civil unrest
-Imposing own interpretion on the others
-Using kids and women as a human shield (some were brainwashed enough to do it but some were held against their and their parents' will)
-Urging others to do the "Jihad" while taking off in the burqa
Also please cover in details the conditions that must be observed in order to execute a revolt. Thanks
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I missed your post totally.
- Breeding suicide bombers - it has no ijma did you say?? wasn't kerbala suicide - (or can you calculate the possibility of 80 odd men defeating an army... and please use common sense to explain it--- or do you still believe in superman?)
- creating civil unrest - the biggest unrest was at the time of Quraysh... if only Bilal (ra) did not become muslim his master would not torture him so much so that even Umar (ra) used to refer to him as Sayedina (master) Bilal (ra) even during the time of his caliphate. The history is littered with unrest, Tell me one great classical scholar that did not undergo jihad, or imprisonment. Imam Abu Hanifa was imprisoned, Imam Malik was tied to donkey and praded in Madinah, Imaam Shaafi was poisoned and what happened with Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal (ra) is well known. Give me one good alim that did not suffer after calling for unrest and leader of the muslims, Prophet (saw) did he not cause unrest? Which history books have you been reading?
[also please don't give me names of sufists cos they are hilarious in their "interpretations"]
- "imposing on interpretation" - first you must prove what he was calling for was interpretation.. even after that.. Umar (ra) imposed his interpretation of rules of divorce when he was khaleef and Abu Bakr (ra) his own interpretation prior to that. The only case where this is not allowed is in personal ibadah (e.g. prayer, fasting, dhikr)- But Abdul Rashid Ghazi was not interpreting anything. He was calling for shariah, where is the difference of opinion? where is the interpretation... A ruler has has the right to impose a particular valid interpretation in social matters (e.g. divorce laws etc)
- "using kids and women as shields" - evidence that actually happened?
- "Urging others to do the "Jihad" while taking off in the burqa" - i have posted a video (which I don't think you have seen but you so quick to accuse huh... never mind which evidence suggest that actually did happen? If you only accept the government story then I am sorry to say that you have already made your mind that this happened. But common sense tells us that if the purpose was to live.. then this was successful and it would only have been natural that his brother would have followed.. However it is clear that he was tricked under guise of negotiations and thus his brother didn't follow the same path as the (clever) believer is not stung from the same hole twice. But how many times do you want to listen to the lies of the government (how many times will you be bitten from the same place)----
but since I asked you ask me, I will bring quotes on the matter... Of course they will say explicitly but not cite the details of this particular incident and I only use classical scholars as sources, if you can use your own brain I will appreciate it.
This discussion has gone on for two pages and I have yet to see a shred of evidence to from the "other view", but as I said, I am very happy that you resort to name calling and mixing issues... Please continue doing so.. it means I don't need to respond.
I will leave end this post with a quote.. currently its my favourite. i would have had it as signature - maybe next weekend i will have it as signature... hmm..decisions.
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One of the characteristics of a humiliated and oppressed community is their submission to their oppressor and their tolerance of oppression. On the other hand they are arrogant and intolerant among themselves. This is how it was with Banu Israel when living under the Pharaoh
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