TNWP : Maulana Adnan Kakakhel Speech at Karachi Expo Center

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Maulana Adnan Kakakhel Speech at Karachi Expo Center Posted: 31 Mar 2010 12:00 AM PDT

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TNWP : The event 'Shave it & Break it' by Gillette Pakistan cancelled due to protest launched by Karachiites

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The event 'Shave it & Break it' by Gillette Pakistan cancelled due to protest launched by Karachiites Posted: 30 Mar 2010 08:35 AM PDT

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Arab League: Open condemnation of Israel conceals treacherous bilateral ties

Muslim leaders condemned Israel's settlement activity at the Arab League summit in Libya on Saturday 27 March 2010. In an unusual show of unity one leader after another attacked Israel's building activity in Jerusalem.

Recep Tayip Erdogan said, "Jerusalem is the apple of the eye of each and every Muslim ... and we cannot at all accept any Israeli violation in Jerusalem or in Muslim sites". Jordan's King Abdullah warned that Israel was "playing with fire". Gaddafi, Libyan leader and summit host, said that Arabs were "waiting for actions, not words and speeches". Amr Moussa, the head of the Arab League, said, "We have to study the possibility that the peace process will be a complete failure". Bashar al-Assad, the president of Syria, described current relations with Israel as a "state of no-war, no-peace", and said his country was ready if "war is imposed" by Israel

It is lamentable that Muslims have heard such words many times before from these very same leaders and their predecessors. While their words may condemn Israel, in deeds these very same leaders ally with the illegitimate, rogue state supporting it and strengthening it economically, politically and militarily.

Israel and Turkey share intelligence and have strong trade ties, following a longstanding military cooperation agreement from the early 1990s. The two countries regularly conduct joint military exercises known as the Anatolian Eagle drill, which was first initiated in 2001.

King Hussein, the late father of king Abdullah, signed a treaty with Yitzhak Rabin to normalise relations between Jordan and Israel in 1994, sometimes referred to as the Wadi Araba Treaty. Articles of the treaty detailed security cooperation, diplomatic relations, and economic ties.

Egypt was the first Arab state to recognise Israel. The Egypt-Israel peace treaty of 1979 ended the state of war that existed since the creation of Israel in 1948. Thirty years on since the signing of the treaty Egypt and Israel have joint committees for military, economic, and agricultural cooperation. The mutual trade between the two countries in 2008 amounted to $271 million and Egypt supplies gas to Israel in an agreement worth $2.5 billion. 

Benyamin Neuberger on Israel's Relations with the Third World (1948–2008) lucidly explains how open multilateral frameworks between Israel and Arab/Muslim countries contradict bilateral and secret arrangements that Israel actually has with individual nations. In the chapter titled Israel's ties with the Third World: bilateral and multilateral, open and secret, the author writes:

Israel's travails in a number of third-world multilateral frameworks are rooted in the preponderance of Arab member states (the Arab League accounts for about a fifth of all third-world countries), and their political, military, and economic sway (Egypt, Algeria, the Sudan, Libya, and Morocco are economic and political "powers" in Africa). On many occasions, however, countries that talked, acted, and voted against Israel in the Third World's international organizations were simultaneously on good terms with Israel from a bilateral standpoint. Likewise, the actions of third-world countries in universal organizations, such as the UN, UNESCO, and the International Labor Organization, have been known to contradict the understandings that are reached with Israel on a bilateral basis.

Muslims countries did not at first officially accept the state of Israel. Then they started to establish recognition treaties with Israel but rejected the land taken by Israel in 1967. Now the leaders in the Muslim world talk about not accepting Jerusalem as the capital of the Jewish State while implicitly condoning the land taken forcibly in 1967. How long before they officially recognise the 1967 borders and how long before Jerusalem is sold out? Lies and compromise have preceded capitulation and outright betrayal. 

The Muslims today witness the atrocities flagrantly committed by Israel and can see the duplicity and treachery of the Muslim rulers. Placating the Ummah with words of condemnation against Israel will no longer be enough yet hope lies not with these deceitful rulers but with a sincere Muslim leader – Khalifah - who will implement the Shariah and work to liberate occupied Muslim lands. 

Muslim narrated on the authority of Abu Hurairah, that Muhammad (saw) said:

"Behold, the Imam (Caliph) is but a shield from behind whom the people fight and by whom they defend themselves".

"Truly Allah has given you victory in many battlefields, and on the day of Hunayn when you rejoiced at your great number but it availed you naught and the Earth, vast as it is, was constrained for you, then you turned back in flight. Then Allah (swt) did send down His Sakinah (calmness, tranquillity) on the Messenger (saw) and the believers, and sent down forces (angels) which you saw not, and punished the disbelievers. Such is the recompense of disbelievers. Then after that, Allah will accept the repentance of whom He will. And Allah is Oft-Forgiving. Most Merciful." [TMQ: Surah At-Tauba, 9:25-27]. 

TNWP : Blasphemy Law of Pakistan - The Target Next to Hudood Law

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• Blasphemy Law of Pakistan - The Target Next to Hudood Law
• Video of Swat girl flogging was fake and was financed by an NGO
• The Authority of Sunnah by Mufti Taqi Usmani

Blasphemy Law of Pakistan - The Target Next to Hudood Law Posted: 29 Mar 2010 12:42 PM PDT

Video of Swat girl flogging was fake and was financed by an NGO Posted: 29 Mar 2010 09:55 AM PDT

The Authority of Sunnah by Mufti Taqi Usmani Posted: 29 Mar 2010 09:42 AM PDT

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TNWP : Current Foreign Minister of Islamic Republic of Pakistan

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Current Foreign Minister of Islamic Republic of Pakistan Posted: 25 Mar 2010 08:25 AM PDT

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TNWP : Zaid Zaman Hamid not allowed to attend the program scheduled at Minar-e-Pakistan on 23rd March 2010

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Zaid Zaman Hamid not allowed to attend the program scheduled at Minar-e-Pakistan on 23rd March 2010 Posted: 24 Mar 2010 03:24 AM PDT

"Osama bin Laden is dead" - Yvonne Ridley Posted: 23 Mar 2010 11:34 PM PDT

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Fwd: Is it time for our religious scholars to evolve or they should stick to the fundamentals?

Is it time for our religious scholars to evolve or they should stick to the fundamentals?

We will Inshallah present the findings of this survey to respected scholars once the number of respondents will reach to a reasonable size (500 will do, 1000 will be best) ... and for that matter, your participation in this survey can eventually bring revolutionary changes among Islamic Scholars and Ulema's only because this would be first time some one will ever attempt to presented this kind of scientifically analyzed feedback about their influence and perceptions the general public have about them.

Here we are actually talking about individuals with religious credentials including from the top notch scholars, muftis to the ordinary Imam of a small mosque in a remote village.

Please share your views as candidly as possible ...

In case the following form is inaccessible then please click on the following links to open the form in a new page. 

http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=dENVd2VkYzZ4QUlZSzdpbmVoZ0JKV1E6MA

* Required

How frequently you get a chance to have a one on one discussion (like in case u have some questions against which u seek answers) with any individual with religious credentials (Imam of Masjid, Mufti, Scholars etc)? *

•  Every day
•  Once a week
•  Once a month
•  Once every quarter
•  Every Six months
•  Once an year
•  Never

If your answer is 'Never' then what reason would you like to give in this regards:

•  I often check Internet or ask my peers in case there be a need.
•  It is useless to go to scholars as it is difficult to explain them your problem and understand their answer, which is also quite irrelevant.
•  I am not a religious minded person, therefore I don't feel the need.
•  Most of the Mullah's are corrupt, therefore its is useless to go and as any thing from.
•  I have other important things to do.
•  I am a religious scholar, mufti etc myself, and people come to me for advice
•  Other: 

Once there be a need to consult any such individual like Imam of Masjid, scholar or Mufti sb etc, then how often do you think that your problem is solved? *

•  Everytime i go to them.
•  quite often, only a few times i wasn't satisfied.
•  60% Solved / 40% unsolved
•  40 / 60
•  Na, I visit them but its mostly a waste of time.
•  Never

How would you classify those individual like Imam of Masjid, scholar or Mufti sb etc with whom you have had personally interected up-til now? *

•  They are like companions of the Holy Prophet (SAW).
•  V. good Human beings, well groomed, a lot better then ordinary Muslims.
•  They are like you and me.
•  I am a better human being then most of them.
•  Corrupt
•  Other: 

If your answer is 'Corrupt' in the last question then please tell us in your opinion ... :

•  All Mullahs / Molvis are corrupt
•  Most of them are corrupt, the pious ones not accessible to most.
•  Some are corrupt, some are illiterate, the rest are hard to find.
•  I was unlucky to have encountered a corrupt one. But most of them are pious and exemplary Muslims.
•  Other: 

Do you remember what was discussed in the last Friday's sermon? *

•  Yes
•  No

What is your opinion about the Friday sermon, in general? *

•  Its purpose is to revive the religious spirit of Muslim Ummah.
•  or To make each individual a better human being and Muslim.
•  or To waste time and opportunity by discussing irrelevant issues.
•  or To collect donations.
•  or To take the world 1400 years back.
•  Other: 

A lots of Islamic Scholars are seen on television these days. In your opinion what do they really want? *

•  They are their in the best interest of Muslims Ummah and to preach Islam and related things.
•  Most of them are there for the betterment of Muslims, but only a few are there for getting famous or for any other sinister agenda.
•  Some of them are sincere, some are there for fame, and some are agents with a purpose to distort Islam.
•  Only a fraction of them are there for the betterment of people where as most of them are there only for fame or are agents of non-Muslims.
•  The real scholars don't come on TV.
•  Other: 

Do you think you would ever be able to find a Role Model in any of the religious individuals / scholars / Mufti etc? *

•  I already have one.
•  Yes definitely.
•  No, Never.
•  Not Sure.
•  Other: 

Only if you think that all individuals with religious credentials (Imams of Masjids, Scholars, Muftis etc) are humans with shortcomings, then to what extent they need to improve on the following? *

		Yes, definitely, absolutely	Yes to some extent	May be a little	No, not at all	This is not a short coming rather a quality, stupid!
Improve their communication skills, learn English, slang's etc.
Improve understanding about the contemporary problems, so as to improve the quality of solutions they provide.
Should Do what they say, practice what they preach themselves.
Accept the modern reality and stop thinking about taking the world or Pakistan 1400 year back.
Stop thinking that its just them who are pious and the rest are all corrupt.
Identify and eliminate the corrupt ones among themselves.
Stop supporting the extremist elements in society.

In context of the last question, If there is any other shortcoming you see, then please describe.

Please share if there be any other comment

How do your rank your self? *

	1	2	3	4	5	6
Anxiously waiting for Khilafa so that I can practice Islam in Totality							I would love my city to be like Hongkong, cape town etc ... where I could live they way I want.

Your Age *

•  Above 60
•  59 ~ 40
•  39 ~ 30
•  29 ~ 18
•  Below 18

Your Qualification *

•  Phd or equivalent
•  MS, Mphil, or equivalent
•  MBA, MSc or equivalent
•  Graduation, BS, BE etc
•  Intermediate
•  Matriculation

Geographical Location *

•  Karachi
•  Lahore
•  Islamabad
•  Rawalpindi
•  Faisalabad
•  Gujrawala
•  Multan
•  Quetta
•  Peshawar
•  Outside Pakistan
•  Other: 

Your Occupation *

•  Business man
•  Employed
•  Student
•  House wife (only for females)
•  Other: 

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