Muslims! United and speak with one voice or you are next.
I would just like to make a friendly suggestion; The least we can do, as Muslims, is speak with one voice. For Justice and for peace. Against the opressors and their ruthless tactics.
History is about to repeat itself for the Muslims of the sub-continent and they still dont see what is going on. The Indian treasures are the crown jewel of UK and now the step child of UK ( i.e. US) is here to take the black gold of the middle east which will leave the middleeast crippled for years to come.
If the muslims of the world do not unite now, your house might be the next one that gets hit by the US made Tomahawk. Whether that tomahawk is fired by US is not the main issue. The main concern is that the weapons of “mass” destruction are researched, manufactured and distributed by the US at their discretion, and when any other [non-puppet] country even comes close to creating their own weapons even if it just for their defense], the US is making sure that they are suppressed as soon as possible and as quickly as possible. ** Dont take me wrong. I am not saying that Saddam is a good guy. He probably needs to be removed…but US is not coming all the way to Iraq because they want the good for the Iraqi people.
The keyphrase “world domination” comes to mind at this time.
The axis of evil includes many muslim countries. The lack of unity among muslims is almost shameful and is the reason for their weakness. Even Egypt wagged its tail and said we condemn the actions of Saddam. Turkey almost got bought although I have to give it to Turkey; at least they made the US desires stall quit a bit. Musharraf probably got the first 2 million that he was offered (during the invasion of Afghanistan) and didnt even argue about anything.
Hence my Pakistani brethren:
Afghanistan - down
Iraq - Down
Iran or N.Korea is next.
Arab countries dont have the balls to stand up to anyone cause they use toilets made of gold and their womanizing never ends.
So when will you wake up?
Once the bombs start falling in Karachi, Lahore and Peshawar…is that when you will realize?
The next building that is targetted is the one Masjid that you went to often with your father and brothers…when that same place lies in ruins?
Will you start seeing the truth when the fatality is not just a statistic or a name…but is a relation to you ? Brother, Sister, Mother, Father, Wife? etc etc.
I am not pointing fingers at anyone…I am asking these questions to myself everyday.
With my head down.
I am sorry but do not judge everyone the damn same! I understand the damn arab countries are messed up, but thats only cause of hte leaders. Not everyone hates Pakistanis plzzzzzz. There are many Arabs who respect Pakistani’s and praise them and have streets named after great Pakistanis, so don’t be quick to judge ok.
Screw the Arab world and some of those people who think like that. Not everyone in this world is the same. How many times do I have to make myself clear here.
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...Not everyone hates Pakistanis plzzzzzz. There are many Arabs who respect Pakistani's and praise them and have streets named after great Pakistanis, so don't be quick to judge ok.
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I beg differ on that. Having spent 10 precious years of my life, I think they are most racist, pejudice than any other. I am not saying all arabs are this way, but I think majority is.
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Screw the Arab world and some of those people who think like that. Not everyone in this world is the same. How many times do I have to make myself clear here.
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Apart from "nationalism", our "ummah" is so very divided in "Shia, Sunni, Ahle-Hadith, Brelvi, Deo-Bandi, Wahabi" etc you name it. If we can't give up minor differences, we can't unite. If Shia, Sunni, Deobandi, Brelvi can't go to one mosque, just forget it.
Other than that, I do really wish this "union" thing to happen, I don't hold grudge against anyone.
I beg differ on that. Having spent 10 precious years of my life, I think they are most racist, pejudice than any other. I am not saying all arabs are this way, but I think majority is.
Apart from "nationalism", our "ummah" is so very divided in "Shia, Sunni, Ahle-Hadith, Brelvi, Deo-Bandi, Wahabi" etc you name it. If we can't give up minor differences, we can't unite. If Shia, Sunni, Deobandi, Brelvi can't go to one mosque, just forget it.
Other than that, I do really wish this "union" thing to happen, I don't hold grudge against anyone.
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Well I am sorry for your experiance, HOWEVER ** I** have NEVER treated Pakistanis any different then any one else
let me ask you this have you been to EVERY arab nation? Man in Yemen there are LOTS of Pakistanis there and they are not treated any different then others.
At least the northern part of IRAQ did respond with heavy action and voice.
The kurds are going to defend their region and will help the US forces to defeat SADDAM.
That is a another major blow for the GI's.
I wanted to know your level of understanding (or lack of it in this case)about the state of affairs in Iraq. Refer to Bakir Hakim's statements and the newspapers to understand more. Basrah, Najaf, Nasiriyyah where the "heavy resistance" is coming from are all Shia cities. They are civilians. I think your earlier statements show clearly what the "Ummah" is desperately lacking.
Think "war". Not a battle here and a battle there......
What I am trying to do is much larger than trying to incite an argument.
I am trying to develop a realization that we have to step back and think along broader margins and recognize the gravity of this situation and hopefully at the same time improve a few muslims' thought process. (no offense to anyone ) Sometimes we all know what the right thing to do is....but hearing it from another just helps out.
