An example of how Osama bin Laden lovers Hizbut-Tahrir turtles rule on Aisha Aijaz’s My Bit of Al Qaeda:

Mubeshar Rashid: Tanzeem e Islami struggling for Khilafah Plz join and participate for Islami Revolution.

Bilal Hashim Siddiqi: oh yes there are…the media plays around portraying TTP as the afghan talibans…the two have nothing to do with each other. this is a deliberate move to demonize the freedom resistance in afghanistan of the talibs.

Ramiz Nasir: ‎@ muhammad asif moin siddiqui do u know about the letter written by mullah umer to baitullah mehsood??? if not go and check that, saleem safi quoted that letter in his programe jirga in the presance of those ulema who visited afghanistan during taliban rule.. TTP has got nothing to do with afghan taliban or al-qaeda…

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150404410615239

@Susan Marie Public Relations

You really need to open your eyes and read this post. Do you know any thing about the Baloch, Pashtun, Shia genocide by ISI-backed LeJ? Ask your friend Beena Sarwar how much salary is she paid by Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman of Jang Group to be silent on these issues.

Aisha Aijaz promoting homophobia on My Bit of Al Qaeda:

Before it’s too late!

Jul 4th, 2011

A “Mullah meeting” was in progress with around 20-25 participants. It was organized by a hardliner, radical Islamist group with extremist views. A man with a turban on his head and unknown identity was speaking to the gathering and encouraging the new “recruits” for more terrorist attacks and their rewards in the hereafter. Suddenly a youngster from the gathering volunteered himself for the next attack. He spoke some emotional, brainwashed phrases to show his commitment and inviting others to do the same. He prepared himself, left the place and went into a nearby market. Upon entering a shopping mall he took his hand to the suicide jacket’s pin and shouted Allah-u-Akbar, detached its pin and……

”No…!” I screamed and jumped out of bed. I woke up sweating and my heart pounding like anything. I took a glass of water and then thanked God that it was only a bad dream and nothing more.

It was a usual day and I started surfing the internet where I read news….

“US Embassy holds gay, lesbian ceremony in Islamabad”.

I was shocked as it was not the US embassy in any liberal European country or China, not even in a so called secular state like India. In fact, it was held in the heart of our very own ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN…!!!. I remembered a BBC news few days back that an NGO organized a meeting for homosexuals who were gathered from all over the country to Nathiagali (KPK), I remembered a similar event organized a couple of years back in Karachi and thought where we are heading to??

The event was arranged by none other than the US embassy itself, assuring full support to these “enlightened moderate and liberal class”.

“I want to be clear that the US Embassy is here to support you and stand by your side every step of the way”, said Charge d’ Affaires Ambassador Richard Hoagland at US embassy.

Wow… Isn’t this wonderful?? The world’s super power is backing you to live a “Jesay chaho jeo” life in Pakistan. Our police, rangers, FC and military are alert enough to catch the bombers before they are successful in their attempt and we hear the news every day that a potential suicide bomber is arrested; a planned suicide attempt was engaged etc. Our authorities, our police may have been ignorant and may be this event was carried out secretly. But wait, we have an official press release by US embassy informing everyone that we will promote “whatever we want” and “wherever we want” “jo kerna hai ker lo” (Do whatever you like).

How can “OUR” authorities even think of questioning them about this?? They can only catch Jihadist literature from a Madrassa, they can invent Al-Qaida personnel from wherever they want, they can let Kashmir Singh (Indian RAW spy) go back with full protocol and last but not the least they can give a CIA spy safe exit who was on Exit Control List as per High Court orders. What would have happened if the “Mullah Meeting Dream” was real and it took place in a local hotel, had it gone unnoticed the same way? Could they issue a press release as well with our foreign office and authorities being dumb and mute?

Why am I comparing these two completely different scenarios?

Promoting these shameful events like a Homosexual gathering is as harmful as promoting the Talibanization. In the West, this failed culture has made life a hellfire in itself with crushed family system and miserable youth, and now they want to rot our roots and weaken our generations.

‘’We also sent Luut, and recall when he told his people: “Do you commit shameless acts with your eyes open? Do you lustfully approach men instead of women? Nay, you engage in acts of sheer ignorance.” But this had only one answer from his people. They said: “Expel Luut’s folk from your city. They pretend to be absolutely clean.” Eventually We saved (Luut) and his family, except his wife. We had decreed that she should be among those who would remain behind. And We rained down upon them a rain. It was an evil rain for those who had already been warned.’’ (Surah Al-Namal 54-58)

The liberals and the enlightened moderates, when they condemn Taliban, repeatedly quote Quran “Taking a single human’s life is like killing the whole humanity”. Would they also be quoting the above straightforward verses of the same Quran where it condemns this shameful act?

I went through some blogs and articles speaking the same language as the US embassy on our very own “Sexpress Tycoon” which has a clear agenda to promote this kind of immoral, non-Islamic and alien culture in Pakistani society. I have also seen sarcastic comments for people who talk about values and roots as “They pretend to be absolutely clean” as quoted in above verse. But, it was very encouraging to see most of the comments on social media condemning this US embassy event. It is a ray of hope that Pakistanis will not be so dumb to let this penetrate in their society that easily, but is it too late or we still have time for reverse engineering for going back to our cultural roots??

Just a note of clarification: I consider any suicide attacks in Pakistan to be absolutely against Islam but at the same time I firmly believe that these plots against our values and religion are more hazardous as they (on a long term) are bound to weaken our cultural and ideological roots and a strong family system, on the basis of which we still stand in the world, despite all the evils in the society.

Tags: gay rights, lesbian ceremony in Islamabad, US Embassy, US Embassy holds gay

11 COMMENTS

Usman July 4th, 2011 9:45 am :
Good one Asad ! Fully agree..

Imran Umer July 4th, 2011 10:38 am :
Good on you Br Asad. May Allah save us from the plots of evil doers

Omer Noor July 4th, 2011 11:07 am :
Good to see someone writing about this issue, i read this news a few days ago i was absouloutely dumbfounded by this. It was agonizing

Nabil July 4th, 2011 1:07 pm :
Excellent article, Asad, both in content and ‘dramaee tashkeel’

Sidra July 4th, 2011 2:21 pm :
Absolutely agree with you on that one! I’m still in shock that they dare celebrate the passing of an obnoxious law in our country. And tomorrow we’ll have youth who’ll be confused and lack values and turn into just like the youth in America. It’s utterly sad.

Auspicious July 4th, 2011 2:26 pm :
After hearing this news and getting shocked what are our responsibilities? if you have observed in past few years not more only in 2years, we have noticed, if we only talk about facebook, we would see lot of vulgar females sudden appear on fb with their muslim or pakistani identification mostly from lhr / khi / isb making friendship mostly with boys and spreading vulgar pics (astghfirullah). if not vulgar at least their personal pics they are shwoing with ppl and waiting for vulgar comments. wht is this? ever you tried to stop them? NO!! even we as muslim try to friendship with them right? our contact list is full of nasty ppl, we only raise our fingers at others but we dont see what we are ourselves.

if you can so try to ignore them. this is my humble request to you .. and someone who u know personally at least u can stop her / him to .. Islam allows us to stop bad things. even it is necessary and it is farz on a Muslim.

Jazak Allah!

http://www.mybitforchange.org/2011/before-its-too-late/

Aisha Aijaz (My bit of Al Qaeda) peddling Al Qaeda and Taliban’s xenophobic propaganda: (Rulers of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan etc doing a sajda to USA)

My bit for change
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2030211763743&set=o.148108231912865&type=3

Aisha Aijaz’s propganda for ISI-backed Imran Khan:

The call to gather was for ‘change’. Imran Khan talks of the common man and he has delivered, although on a smaller scale (Shaukat Khanum and Mianwali University Projects). He talks of the ‘Rule of Law’. Having explored the Western culture and comparatively studying Islam, he takes pride in owning Islamic values and systems. He promises not to bow for anyone’s interest and keep the interest of Pakistan supreme. He opposes Pakistan’s alliance with US War on terror and condemns the innocent casualties as a result of US drone strikes in Pakistan.

http://www.mybitforchange.org/2011/is-the-silent-majority-awake/

On Aisha Aijaz

This blog’s name should be ‘My bit for change- a Jamat e Islami perspective’…very anti-american and pro extremists …they should accept this fact and include it in their info!..the likes include shahnawaz farroqi who calls Osma Bin laden SHAHEED…this blog is full of hypocray just like thier JUI leaders

http://pakistanblogawards.com/2011/11/17/best-political-coverage-blog-dr-aisha-aijaz/

@Ahmad

Thank you for proving my point. My Bit for Change is a blog of Islamists, the Khilafah turtles, the Taliban apologists, the homophobes and the US-phobes.

Shame on Pakistan Blog Awards. But what else could we expect from urban merchants of lies and deception.

Three people most hypocritical in the event were:

Bald-head Shobz (Shoaib Taimoor) who is the most lowly flatterer Pakistan has ever produced;

Bearded Sami Shah whose sense of humour is as limited as is his little brain;

Sana Saleem (whose recent post on silence was complete silent on Shia genocide)

Beena Sarwar and Bina Shah were absent but many others similar to these two were there.

and Jahangir Aslam, you forgot to mention this article:

http://www.mybitforchange.org/2011/have-we-got-the-right-ingredients/

where it says:
‘ If we believe in the same God and prophet, there should be absolutely nothing to hate. If you believe in same God and a different prophet, or no prophet or no God, even then we are sons of Adam and we can still work together towards a collective change. It demands extreme love amongst us, and passion towards the goal. Tolerance is a virtue we’ve heard, but as an ingredient, it’s ‘religiously’ required more than anything.’

maybe because it doesnt fit your ‘pickings’.

or looks like you are still trying to manufacture the anti shia/baloch/ahmedi/pakhtun articles. good luck for that!

I ctrl+F’ed the word “nomin” and I could see nowhere that anybody even bothered to nominate the list of blogs that you’ve listed as alternative. I told somebody related to LUBP a month ago to nominate Critical PPP and any other blog you considered worthy. So where were the nominations of all the blogs you think are great?

I have got to agree with Susan Marie. All this is just griping about a blog award show that was announced long in advanced.

If you have a problem, then nominate the blogs you think are worthwhile and actually win. Or lose. But at least try.

Mureed Bizenjo: Oh those FCS! They took our internet candy!

I hope Mr Bizenjo nominates all his beloved alternative blogs next year so that we don’t get another whiny post like this in 2012.

Amused put it best:

Were all the “worthier blogs” you mentioned at the end even participating in the event? Did you, or the bloggers themselves nominate for the event? ….

Try doing your homework please next time?

anon for a good reason

Are you the same Anon For a Good Reason that hung around Cafe Pyala? Man you guys really drove those guys into the ground with your name calling.

nuances are beyond your understanding

Nuances are not beyond my understanding, but when I’m confronted with 7,000 words plus of petty politics over blogs, then it becomes pretty pointless.

Broad strokes are sometimes the most important since they can be seen from a distance

And if one blog, Ufaq, wants to be huffy over not being nominated, then nominate the other ones.

Ghar baithay agar mein bhi waa-waila karta, I would never have gotten anything of mine published.

I’m not going to waste my time re-reading this whole and my advice to those getting whiny about the blog awards, but not even nominating blogs they like is either fish or cut bait.

Otherwise, keep crying into your keyboard. LoL Good night.

An open letter to CIO / Pc World Pakistan
December 27th, 2011 | 39 Comments
To: CIO/PC WORLD
Dear Sir/Madam:

Respectfully submitted as follows:

1. That I am addressing you as the co-editor of the blogzine, http://www.pakteahouse.net (“PakTeahouse”) which was a nominee the recently concluded “Pakistan Blog Awards”.

2.That you awarded the “best current affairs blog” to a little known blog called http://zaviews.blogspot.com (the “ZAVIEWS AKA NEWS”).

3. That the PakTeahouse team has perused the aforesaid and the team unable to decipher how you came to the conclusion that ZAVIEWS AKA NEWS is the best current affairs blog, given that it has only a few blog entries, few of which are directly relevant to the recent events in Pakistan.

4. That in comparison PakTeaHouse blog has established its credentials as the go to blog for Pakistani current affairs and the same has been recognized not just nationally but internationally by such publications as The New York Times in the United States of America and The Hindu in India.

5. That there is no topic or event that can be termed “current affairs” which has not been covered by the PakTeaHouse blog. The same cannot be said for ZAVIEWS AKA NEWS. Even a cursory glance on the topics covered at the PakTeaHouse and ZAVIEWS AKA NEWS makes it abundantly clear that while the PakTeaHouse blog has covered everything from war on terror to memogate and from persecution of minorities to the periodic Veena Malik scandals, ZAVIEWS AKA NEWS falls short on each count.

6. That in terms of the quality of content, PakTeaHouse contains an independent team of writers which has written fearlessly, critically and openly on issues that are considered taboo.

7. That in terms of unique hits generated and viewership there is no comparison between the aforesaid ZAVIEWS AKA NEWS and PakTeahouse.

8. That it is our apprehension that you have deliberately sought to ignore the pre-eminent place that the PakTeaHouse blog enjoys in the Pakistani blogosphere, especially when it comes to current affairs.

9. That your conduct in the matter is highly arbitrary to say the least. It is therefore requested that you make plain the criteria upon which you have selected ZAVIEWS AKA NEWS as the best current affairs blog for 2011.

10. That in order to preserve the integrity of your award and their credibility, it is urgent that you

a. Give a reasoned explanation of the basis of your adjudication; or

b. Review your decision vis a vis the best current affairs blog.

Please do not hesitate to contact me in the event of any queries.

Yasser Latif Hamdani

Co-editor, PakTeaHouse

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Comments:

Jalsa Jaloos says:
December 28, 2011 at 1:26 am
Are you talking about the event in which Imran Khan was invited at the last moment ?

کاشف نصیر says:
December 28, 2011 at 1:54 am
Award for the Best Urdu Blogger was given to Danish Nama, which Blog is even not familiar for the Urdu Bloggers Community. Similarly Award for the Best Urdu Blogger on merit was given to a forum not a blog. I think jury should answer about their criteria.

Teeth Maestro (Awab Alvi) says:
December 28, 2011 at 11:12 am
My question – and I ask this more as an unbiased manner – Why the sore looser attitude – Had if PTH picked this question with irregularity on the Urdu category or any other blatant problem. but when you are seen whining about loosing in your own category …. it reduces the overall impact of the argument you are making
That said mind you I have little doubt that if I were to choose between PTH & the little known ZaViews – I would choose PTH hands down – literally there is no comparison…. but please dont act like a sore looser, i warned everyone even in the Out of Bounds show with FK – not to be sore loosers

F.K (Faisal Kapadia) says:
December 28, 2011 at 11:27 am
Its not about PTH winning or losing awab.. its about the principle of fairness. Since you think this is sore loser attitude and recognize the fact that the urdu category might have an irregularity in it why dont you speak up for the urdu category. Whats holding you back?? We might be sore losers but what are you?

Teeth Maestro (Awab) says:
December 28, 2011 at 1:33 pm
… for one im not a looser im a BAGHI, mein Baghi hoon
im ok at speaking up but guide me to the areas you suspect let me do a critical analysis – bottomline is giving out awards is hazardous in Pakistan – if i were to receive such out-lash id simply walk away –

YLH says:
December 29, 2011 at 11:21 am
What the hell is a “looser” Awab. As a PTI budding leader you disappoint me by defending nepotism and a clear case of corruption.

Admir Hozdic says:
December 29, 2011 at 11:26 am
Dear PAK TEA HOUSE team.
Your criticism is laughable. You people are showing a very childish attitude. One must accept his defeat like a gentlemen. I am a regular visitor of your blog. At the time when blog award voting line was open, your blog was quite out dated with clutter of un-relevant stories in which majority was a copy-paste version of Indian authors.
Pak Tea House was an intellectual cafe in Lahore, Pakistan. It has been closed now. Now it only exists in history. By just taking a name of famous PAK TEA HOUSE (restaurant) of Lahore, you can’t expect that much UN-DUE fame for your blog.
Secondly you got just 30-40 votes where as the winner blog has 500+ votes under his belt. Then how your blog could expect first prize?
Takecare
Admir Hozdic

Reactionary says:
December 29, 2011 at 3:59 pm
The judging citeria on the blog awards website says the decision will be based on a blogs history among other things. It is rather funny to see the history of certain blogs tht have won and i am not speaking of te current affairs category only. We might call pth losers because we think they are crying over spilt milk but infact we are doing this because they are the only ones who have to date dared to speak up against the karachi mafia of blogistan.
If indeed pc world and its various cronies are so transparent and fair
1) How are the judges still not announced?
2) why is there so much silence from the top bloggers of karachi, they are usually singing praises for days after each cio/pc world event?
3) who has given pc world the authority to claim they represent new media in pakistan?
4) why did so many ppl who attended last year decide not to re attemd the pba?
5) how was a political party allowed to hijack new and free media and ask everyone to atten their jalsa?
6) The same organization has in the past associated with the us embassy to bring pksms to karachi – woukd someone tell us in how many countries have foreign counsulates sponsered blogger meetups and would could be their reasons to do so??
these are just some questions..there are many more out there that lead to darker things. The fact is..it is the right of any stakeholder to ask a valid question from an org who is displaying to the world that they represent this community.

Tilsim says:
December 29, 2011 at 6:30 pm
If the PBA team are sensible, they will take on board the points raised and improve their judges, transparency and standards. I don’t think it’s about being a sore loser – an easy and unthinking accusation to throw at someone without engaging with their complaint.
We should collectively all strive to make sure the new media in Pakistan is recognised for excellence- that does not necessarily mean an award giving body needs to be a closed shop of the best of the best but it does need to set its award judgement criteria and the judge’s decision should therefore speak for itself. These judges and this process has clearly left the nominees confused.
If giving amateur awards is the objective, that’s great but then set your stall out as catering to newcomers and amateurs. Let us know that that’s what you aim to encourage and that is the criteria.
I also don’t like this Karachi versus the rest accusation. Let’s focus on how to make it better and not just brush complaints under the carpet or indulge in ad hominem attacks.

Pankaj says:
January 2, 2012 at 12:48 pm
YLH
You recently wrote THREE articles on JINNAH in DAILY TIMES
.
Why didnt you post them here AS you used to do earlier

YLH says:
January 2, 2012 at 12:57 pm
Pankaj,
PTH has changed the policy. We don’t re-publish anything included articles appearing in the national press by Raza Rumi, myself, Dasghar and everyone else. PTH only posts original posts written for PTH.

http://pakteahouse.net/2011/12/27/an-open-letter-to-cio-pakistan/

Judging Criteria in Pak Blog Awards:

Some things that the jury panel will be looking at and you may need to watch out for when submitting your blogs. As stated earlier judging will be done on the basis of aesthetics, content, technical and overall feedback. Apart from these the judging processes, evaluation factors may also include (though there may be other influencing factors relative to each jury panelist):
Relevance to Pakistan (measured by the number of links)
Creativity in design and multimedia elements
Number of votes
History of the blog (years providing service)
Content
User Friendliness
Technical Aspects
Originality
Complexity
Consistency of Posting
Relevance of Content to the Title of a Blog
Number of Feedback Posts on a Blog
Interactivity with and use of other popular social media platforms and landscapes like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube etc. in conjunction with the blog.
The judges may also be subjective and assert their power to make a low vote/viewed blog win (or vice versa make a high vote/viewed blog lose) if they feel that the blog/blogger meets or does not meet their own standards. And that’s also what will keep the suspense going as to WHO the winners are since nobody will know until the envelopes open up on the evening of the blog awards ceremony. So if you want to do a little housekeeping, go ahead and do so.

http://pakistanblogawards.com/how-it-works/criteria-for-judging/

Three Karachiites discuss Pakistan Blog Awards.

Ali K. Chishti was unable to explain why is he still holding the blog ten days after he announced he does not accept it. He also could not explain why he first stood up then sat down during the national anthem.

Awab Alvi’s arguments on Imran Khan’s arrival and his defence of the PBA were clearly weak.

Faisal Kapadia was relatively better than others, yet all three of them dishonestly ignored the very first and most comprehensive critical post on PBA by Mureed Bizenjo.

http://youtu.be/jJ83o5wTpdM

http://247online.tv/247onlinetv/urdu-2/out-of-bounds/pakistan-blog-awards-2011-karachi-lahore-islamabad/

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Man the way I see it, if ppl insult u on such sites+twitter hiding behind a pseudo+avatar, they’re manure @shobz @samishah @sanasaleem

shobz Shoaib Taimur
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@samishah @anthonypermal @sanasaleem can u imagine how life would be like if they couldn’t use the Internet to trade barbs?
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shobz Shoaib Taimur
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@samishah @anthonypermal @sanasaleem they don’t bother Me. At least I know I am doing something right 🙂

@samishah
Sami Shah
@anthonypermal @shobz @sanasaleem its fine. Its part of the reason the internet was invented.

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@sanasaleem haha. it just made me laugh. @samishah these ppl really have time to target others
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@shobz @sanasaleem its easy to do when you havent achieved anything in your life except molesting a first cousin when you were 13.
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@samishah oh yeah. a bunch of idiots. @sanasaleem

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@anthonypermal @shobz @sanasaleem its fine. Its part of the reason the internet was invented.
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@sanasaleem @shobz Fozia wahab and son plus laibaah who thinks liberals are pro army! Wow! A veritable brain trust!
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@shobz @sanasaleem i am still not sure what LuBP is by the way? Like who is it by and who is on it?
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samishah Sami Shah
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@shobz @sanasaleem its easy to do when you havent achieved anything in your life except molesting a first cousin when you were 13.
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@shobz @sanasaleem i tend to avoid LuBP as much a possible. Probably something about how terribly unfunny i am or some such i imagine.

sanasaleem Sana Saleem
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@samishah @shobz Bunch of guys. Know ppl in ppp, backed by Fozia wahab & son.
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sanasaleem Sana Saleem
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@shobz @samishah can’t be assed. forget it.

I did not get a chance to read this post earlier and only yesterday got a link to it. I found it a brilliant piece of yellow journalism full with spite, hate and a twisted sense of logic.

Kudos to you and the site for fully utilizing the power of blogs to spew your venom and hate and propagating your biased and jaundiced views.

I was a nominee last year, declined my nomination this year (as I didn’t deserve it) and also had many issues with the awards ceremony.

I agree with you 100% that Blog Awards should not have made Imran Khan a surprise guest and used this platform for launching his jalsa. I also think the awards process should be more transparent and open.

I also however, believe that AKC, who is a friend, should have had his epiphany pre-event and not post. He could have gone up to the stage and refused his reward and that would have been noble. Returning it several days after is an after-thought.

As for the blogs that you want highlighted, did any of them actually bother getting nominated?

Regards
-Aly

Angoor khatey hain. Haina? 😀

Aisha Aijaz, of My Bit of Al Qaeda”, is in denial about who is killing Shias in Pakistan. Here is her blog post on News Tribe:

Sectarian Killings – Who benefits
By Aisha Aijaz – Aug 19th, 2012 (No Comment)
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I knew big Satan was chained during this holy month but I forgot that there are many amongst us, wolves disguised as sheep. Everyday Pakistan has depressing news to face. While most of us are preparing for Eid, some of the homes are preparing for funerals of their loved ones, crying and screaming. While most are repenting in this holy month, some have willingly opted hellfire for themselves.
Sectarian killings are on the rise. Anyone can see they are programmed and planned. Gilgit incident and thenKarachi blast on a rally, and a lot more in the recent past. Why? Is someone taking responsibility? Is a religious scholar encouraging it? Does a common Sunni have a problem with a Shia classmate, neighbour or a colleague?
NO!
-Then, who are these militants? Where have they come from? Who are they working for? What agenda they are after?
-Who benefits from a weak Pakistan? Who benefits out of a broken, disunited nation?
-Who is inciting hatred between us and what do they get out of it?
-Who is labelling us as Shia, Sunni, and Minority?
Killing of an innocent human being is actually the killing of humanity. I would say it is worse than being an animal. No animals kill their kind.
It’s impossible to rule out conspiracy theories completely as they have always existed and become all the more stronger underlying factor when you have made many enemies by becoming an ally of a power that is only a friend of her own and is revered nowhere in the world.
Of course, the killers are from us. And when one says they can’t be Muslims, it doesn’t mean they are Non- Muslims or outsiders, but it’s a statement to make it loud and clear that Islam has nothing to do with it. It clearly sends the message to the barbaric hyenas that whatever your names, faiths or outfits are; killings and chaos are not taking you to paradise.
In an unsafe Pakistan, with attacks on shrines, funeral prayers, labelled casualties and just-a-number collateral damage, drone attacks, bomb blasts, a helpless nation, with no government to look up to for help, can only pray in despair :
May the wrath of God fall upon the killers of the innocent and the conspirators against our nation.

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Aisha AIjaz is a medical doctor, specialising in Acute Medicine. She loves nature and likes to read poetry. Aisha writes on current affair, social and behavioural issues for TheNewsTribe’s blog.

http://blogs.thenewstribe.com/blog/67819/sectarian-killings-who-benefits/#.UDHUW91lSi0

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