Disgraceful

Society Pakistan & World Affairs
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My dad was just telling me that they were telling on the news that one of our politicians who accompanied our prime minister to Haram Al Shareef on their Umrah trip went in there… sharab k nashay mein

:confused:

He first went to Madina and authorities caught him, and then he went to Makkah and there…

tobbah astaghfaar…

and then the authorities caught him there too

now he’s been suspended by the PM

the guy who reads the news, Kamran Khan, said that this is a day jab poori Pakistani qaum ka sar sharam se jhuk gya hae

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We seek refugewith Allah, do these *******s not fear Allah? Drinking in the Holy Land. They should give him some sort of public punishment, like a beating or something.

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:(

he was entering the KAABA in that state

and he was part of the official delegation of the Pakistani PM

:/

i have no right to judge, who knows what his situation was, and Allah ka ghar hae and He doesnt say No to his banday no matter what state they are in...He welcomes everyone to His house...

but when u r in this state u r not even sposed to go near namaz...

and he was entering Haram-al-Shareef ...

:(

this is sooo wrong...

:/

how could this have happenned? i dont know who to blame? him? the pakistani pm for not being more careful about his delegate members? or who?

this is so shameful... its just... i dono :(

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Thats really sad, but are there any links to the story on any newspapers??

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LAHORE, July 26: The PIA’s general manager for Saudi Arabia and Yemen was suspended from service on Monday for his allegedly drinking and disorderly behaviour. Salim Nisar reportedly caused an embarrassment to the delegation led by Prime Minister Shujaat Husain as the Saudi authorities did not permit the visitors to enter the Harem because he was drunk. Sources told Dawn that the government had asked the PIA administration to terminate Mr Nisar from service. But, it declined to do so on the plea that he would move the court. They said the PIA had also launched an investigation into the incident and action would be taken against the GM in the light of the inquiry report. Meanwhile, Jeddah station manager Manzoorul Hasan has been given additional charge of Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
http://www.dawn.com/2004/07/27/nat30.htm

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Was it a politician or was it the general manager of PIA?

It's 'shocking' to put it mildly.

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shame on that b@stard

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He was PIA's general manager. He has been suspended.

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Now this is what I call a shame. He should have been given Islamic punishment on this. The qadi may have fixed a few lashes for him. Its not that others don't drink, however by drinking and then going for Haram, he has defamed all Pakistanis!

May Allah forgive us all and have mercy on us. Gradually our social values are deteriorating under "moderation".

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its just disgusting..crossing all bounds

:bummer:

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Well what do you except from a Idiot who works for the False Deities?

May Allah grant you all an Islamic State in Pakistan.

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[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by Islamabad: *
Now this is what I call a shame. He should have been given Islamic punishment on this. The qadi may have fixed a few lashes for him. Its not that others don't drink, however by drinking and then going for Haram, he has defamed all Pakistanis!
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This does raise a point - how did he escape prosecution? Saudi Arabia correctly lashes people for drinking. There were many male witnesses to his drunkeness, his guilt was clear for all to see, it was obvious that he had been drinking! Why not lash him?

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Oh, you don't know?

The Saudi Government takes what it likes from the Book and rejects what it wants.

Thus, they Believe in some of the Book and Reject some of the Book.

Therefore, they are Unbelievers.

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[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by mAd_ScIeNtIsT: *

This does raise a point - how did he escape prosecution? Saudi Arabia correctly lashes people for drinking. There were many male witnesses to his drunkeness, his guilt was clear for all to see, it was obvious that he had been drinking! Why not lash him?
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Sharia laws are only applied on the poor or those who don't have any influence.

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You guys are jumping to conclusions... may be he had an over-dose of NyQuil.

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Another point...what sort of an umrah is this? Whoever comes in power where its for a week or a month the first thing they do is go for a government financed umrah. Aren't you suppoed to go for umrah/hajj with your own money whenever and if you can afford it?

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FF: app kabhi kabhi bilkul meray dil ki ba'at karti ho. In all political correctness, I hate these guys.

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[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by Femme Fatale: *
Another point...what sort of an umrah is this? Whoever comes in power where its for a week or a month the first thing they do is go for a government financed umrah. Aren't you suppoed to go for umrah/hajj with your own money whenever and if you can afford it?
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good point. This has been going on in the history of pakistan. Every leader goes for umrah as if this is fard, and that too on taxpayers money. What right do they have to do such a thing. Show offs!

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says a lot about PIA... that institution operates like a sick drunk .. perfect man for the job...

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He was the PIA GM for Jeddah and Yemen operations. And FF is right, all leaders of Pakistan, from musharraf to his favourite dupty, Shujaat, have done umrahs and hajjs on government expenditure, which is very wrong. I remember when the shariah bill was passed, alot of the MNAs of the ruling party who supported that bill went to Tarar and got free umrah tickets for supporting the bill.