Re: Altaf gives muftis, ulema 24 hrs to condemn attack on Malala
altaf hussain is a brave person ,his partymen are educated,middle lower class secular muslims who believe in democracy . they are simply hated by gundas ,because gundas have recieved their due in the same coin , which no other section of society dared to pay. mqm paid them hard beating in the same way which they understood well .minorities of pakistan will be safe in mqm's rule.
minorities don't specifically mean religious minorities. MQM had to go a long way to create trust in the hearts of people belonging to different communities (Sindhi, Pathan, Baloch, Punjabi). People from these communities feel threatened in the presence of MQM.
“Don’t pray behind clerics who do not condemn ‘Malala attack’,” says Altaf
KARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain appealed to the people of Pakistan belonging to different schools of thoughts to refrain from offering prayers behind the ulema who do not condemn the attack upon daughter of the nation Malala Yousufzai by the Taliban terrorists.
Re: Altaf gives muftis, ulema 24 hrs to condemn attack on Malala
.minorities of pakistan will be safe in mqm's rule.
If MQM sticks to its secular policies then even MUSLIMS would be safer. These religious nuts are the even bigger enemies of Muslims and Islam as compared to minorities.
KARACHI: Thousands of people gathered in Karachi on Sunday for a rally organised by the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) party in support of Malala Yousufzai, the 14-year-old activist shot by the Taliban.
MQM leader Altaf Hussain called the attack claimed by the Taliban a shameful and cowardly act.
Hussain addressed the audience by telephone from London, where is he in self-imposed exile.
He called the Taliban gunmen who attacked Yousufzai “beasts” and said the shooting was an attack on “the ideology of Pakistan”.
”Malala Yousufzai is a beacon of knowledge. She is the daughter of the nation,” said Altaf Hussain.
The demonstrators carried the young girl’s picture and banners praising her bravery.
The MQM chief said that if the people of Pakistan want Quaid-e-Azam’s Pakistan they will have to stand up to the Taliban.
He said that the Taliban’s stance on women’s education was against the principles of Islam and the teachings of the Prophet (PBUH).
Altaf Hussain also demanded that the Ulema and religious scholars in the country take a strong stance against the Taliban.
He said that if they did not speak out more fervently against religious extremism, then they will be regarded as having sympathy for terrorists.
