In support of Ahmadi Muslims and other oppressed communities of Pakistan – by Nehdia Sameen

In Support of the Minority Communities of Pakistan

English translation:

This message is in support of the Ahmadiyaa community of Pakistan. As a responsible citizen of the country I condemn the recent hate campaign towards the community by the religious parties and politicians. Let’s not forget the words of the founder of Pakistan, “…You are free to go to your temples, you are free to go to your mosques or to any other place of worship in this State of Pakistan. You may belong to any religion or caste

Graphic details of murder of Brahumdagh Bugti’s sister and niece on 31 Jan 2012

Brahamdagh Bugti’s sister, and Mehran Baluch’s sister-in-law Zamur Bugti (34), and 13-year old daughter, Jaana Domki were visiting the house of Zamur’s maternal uncle after attending a wedding ceremony of a cousin at Carlton Hotel in D.H.A, Karachi. They were accompanied by their driver (Barkat Baloch) and a helper’s 12 year old daughter. They were travelling in a black Toyota sedan (Registration: ANR-353). The car also had an MPA Balochistan plate on it.

Between 1 and 1:30 AM on the 31st of January, shortly after leaving the uncle’s house, a

A message from Pakistani’s religious minorities to fanatic Muslims

Here is a message from Pakistani’s religious minorities to JuD, SSP, TKN and other fanatic Muslims: you claim to be the followers of the Rahmatul Lil Alamin (mercy unto the worlds) Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), we practice his teachings.

A picture worth a thousand words

How many followers are enough on Twitter? – by Laibaah

Not unlike other meaningless, shallow things, the total number of followers on Twitter is fast becoming a matter of social status and personal prestige for Pakistan’s urban elites and social media activists.

This aspect was recently highlighted when Mubasher Lucman, a TV anchor known for links with Pakistan’s military establishment and its chosen political parties e.g., PTI, MQM etc, was spotted by none

Who will free Pakistan’s Shias from the Iranian-agenda scholars?

In a previous article, Marya Mushtaq has highlighted how some Shia leaders in certain ethnic parties (e.g., Abdul Khaliq Hazara) are trying very hard to misrepresent Shia killings by the Saudi-funded, ISI-sponsored LeJ-SSP-Taliban terrorists in Pakistan by giving them an ethic colour to deflect the attention from the real killers.

In this article, we will highlight how some politically active Shia ulama (religious scholars) are equally complicit in the crime of deflecting Shia Muslims’ attention from the real killers, i.e., by deflecting the attention to Israel, India, USA etc instead of boldly naming and condemning the Saudi-funded, ISI-sponsored LeJ-SSP-Taliban militants.

Let’s start with a brief historical context of Shia activism in Pakistan in the aftermath of the Iranian revolution.

After the 1979 Islamic revolution in Iran led by Grand Ayatollah Khomeini, some Pakistani Shia religious scholars misled the Iranian Ayatollahs and the Iranian government by ensuring them that a pro-Iran (or pro-Shia) Islamic revolution in Pakistan was not very far. The formation of the Tehrik-e-Nafaz-e-Fiqah-e-Jafaria (TNFJ) in Pakistan in 1979 was a good move to confront the enforcement of controversial Wahhabi-Deobandi laws and discrimination against

I am sure you will recognize a face or two in this video

dhoondo ge agar mulkon mulkon, milne ke nahin nayab hain hum (Abida Perveen)

A song dedicated to thousands of Shia Muslims target killed by ISI-backed LeJ-SSP-ASWJ terrorists in Pakistan

Here’s another video: Mukhtar Bokhari advocate was