ملا عمر کے استاد کے مدرسے پر چھاپہ

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[h=1]گوجرانوالہ: سانحہ چلاس کے الزام میں 9 ازبک شہریوں سمیت 2 مدارس کے 15 طلباء گرفتار[/h]

گوجرانوالہ: پولیس نے ملا عمر کے استاد قاضی حمید اللہ کے دو مدارس پر چھاپہ مار کر نامکمل دستاویزات کے حامل 9 ازبک شہریوں سمیت 15 طلباء کو حراست میں لے لیا ہے۔

ایکسپریس نیوز کے مطابق ایلیٹ فورس،ڈسٹرکٹ پولیس اورخفیہ ادارے کے اہلکاروں نے مشترکہ طور پر سابق رکن قومی اسمبلی موحوم قاضی حمیداللہ کے دومدارس مظاہر العلوم اور انوار العلوم میں چھاپہ مارا، کارروائی کےدوران دونوں مدارس کےتمام کمروں کی تلاشی لی گئی اور طلبا کے کوائف کے بارے میں پوچھ گچھ کی، اس دوران پولیس نے نامکمل سفری کوائف کے باعث 15 طلبا کو حراست میں لے کر انہیں نامعلوم مقام پر منتقل کردیا ہے۔

پولیس نےدعوی کیا ہےکہ حراست میں لئے گئے طلباء میں سے 9 کا تعلق ازبکستان سے ہے جبکہ ایکسپریس نیوز کے مطابق دونوں مدارس پر کارروائی سانحہ چلاس کی تفتیش کے دوران ملنے والے شواہد کی روشنی میں کی گئی ہے جبکہ حراست میں لئے گئے طلبا پر بھی چلاس میں کوہ پیماؤں اور قانون نافذکرنے والےاداروں کےافسران کوقتل کرنے کا الزام میں گرفتار کیا گیاہے۔

واضح رہے کہ دونوں مدارس 2002 کے عام انتخابات میں کامیاب ہونے والے ایم ایم اے کے مرحوم رہنما قاضی حمیداللہ نے قائم کئے تھے جن کے بارے میں یہ کہا جاتا ہے کہ وہ افغان طالبان کے امیر ملا عمر کے استاد رہ چکے ہیں
http://www.express.pk/story/175240/​

 

[seekers]

دہشت گردی کا ہر کھرا انہیں مدرسوں سے نکلتا ہے

 

[Pukaar]

Jis din humaray mulk main madarsoon main parhanay kay liyay Uzbek aanay ki bajay Universities main parhanay kay liyay Europeans anay lag gayay to samhaj lo ke Quaid-e-Azam ka Pakistan paya-takmeel ko pohanch gaya.

 

[seekers]

https://www.facebook.com/S.FaisalRazaAbidiVoiceOfShuhadaEPak?ref=stream&hc_location=stream

کراچی میں آپریشن کرنے والوں سے درخواست کرونگا کہ صفائی کا آغاز اللہ کے گھر سے کرئے۔ یہاں سارا اسلحہ مسجدوں میں چھپا ہوا ہے۔

طالبان، لشکر جھنگوی اور سپاہ صحابہ کے خلاف آپریشن کوں نہیں شروع ہوا

 

[Believer12]

ھر ملک دشمن اور غدار انھی کے گندے خون میں سے پیدا ھوتا ھے انکی اوقات دیکھو خبیث خود تو مر کر جھنم واصل ھوا لیکن اسکے مدرسے پاکستان میں رھتے ھوے اسکا کھاتے ھوے اس کی جڑیں کاٹ رھے ھیں، ایسے لوگ سر عام سنگسار کیے جائیں

 

[Raaz]

اگر ملا عمر بھی کچھ پڑھا لکھا ہوتا تو مولانا عمر کہلاتا

 

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Pakistani 'Father of Taliban' keeps watch over loyal disciples

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By Maria Golovnina and Sheree Sardar
AKORA KHATTAK, Pakistan | Sun Sep 15, 2013 9:59am EDT

(Reuters) - He is known as the Father of the Taliban, a radical Pakistani cleric who calls the Taliban's one-eyed leader an "angel" and runs a seminary described as the University of Jihad.
Bespectacled and soft-spoken, Maulana Sami ul-Haq is a revered figure in Pakistan andAfghanistan whose views carry enormous weight among the Taliban on both sides of the border.
Tucked away in a dusty Pakistani town off the main motorway to the Afghan border, his Darul Uloom Haqqania university was the launching pad for the Taliban movement in the 1990s and is still often described as the incubator for radical Islamists.
Speaking to Reuters at the sprawling campus near his native town of Akora Khattak, Haq did little to hide his sympathies for the Taliban, a word meaning "students" in Pashto. He said he was sure the Taliban would soon sweep back to power in Afghanistan.
"Give them just one year and they will make the whole of Afghanistan happy," Haq said. "The whole of Afghanistan will be with them ... Once the Americans leave, all of this will happen within a year."
Despite Haq's openly pro-Taliban views and connections, his seminary is recognized officially in Pakistan - a symptom of Islamabad's long-running duality over the Taliban issue.
Haq would not talk about this publicly but he is believed to be close to the Pakistani security forces - a legacy of an era when Pakistan sponsored movements and supported militants, including Osama bin Laden, fighting Soviet troops in Afghanistan.
Kabul's government has long accused Pakistan of playing a double game and harboring militants on its soil while publicly condemning extremism - a charge Islamabad fiercely denies.
Back in the 1980s, many young Darul Uloom Haqqania graduates swapped books for guns and drove west along the highway running just outside its iron gates towards Afghanistan, where they joined mujahideen groups to fight against the Russians.
One of them, Mullah Mohammed Omar, later took advantage of the chaos that followed the Soviet withdrawal in 1989 to found the Taliban movement - a period often recalled with nervousness ahead of next year's drawdown of U.S. forces from Afghanistan.
Omar is now believed to be hiding somewhere in Pakistan's ethnic Pashtun tribal regions on the Afghan border.
Haq's face brightened as he recalled Omar, one of his bests students, but laughed when asked about his whereabouts.
"He is a devout Muslim, very virtuous. He is hospitable. He is a very simple man, with no princely tastes," Haq said, alternating between Pakistan's official Urdu and his native Pashto language.
"He is very intelligent. He understands politics and is wise to the tricks of outsiders."
Haq added with conviction: "He is no aggressor. He is an angel-like human being."
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The seminary, founded in 1947, is now one of biggest and most respected Islamic institutions in South Asia. It propagates a hard-line curriculum based on the radical Deobandi strain of Sunni Islam.
Fenced off from the hustle and bustle of the outside world by high walls and barbed wire, it houses 4,000 male students in its multi-storey concrete buildings.
Haq says he and his seminary have nothing to do with terrorism. He has even offered to mediate between the United States and militants in order to bring peace to Afghanistan.
Haq, who speaks fluent Arabic, said the U.S. ambassador to Pakistan visited him in July to discuss the situation in the region but added that peace was not possible as long as foreign troops were still in Afghanistan.
"As long as they are there, Afghans will have to fight for their freedom," Haq said. "It's a war for freedom. It will not stop until outsiders leave."
The Taliban were initially popular among Afghans after years of Soviet brutality and the ensuing anarchy of feuding warlords. But that quickly changed after they seized power and enforced puritanical restrictions on all spheres of people's lives.
After years of war there are hopes that the Taliban might be coaxed to the negotiating table or even turned into a political movement with the help of influential mediators such as Haq.
But would the Taliban still listen to him?
"They are my students. In our tradition, a teacher is like a father, like a spiritual leader," Haq said. "Afghans should be allowed to fight for their freedom. Foreign powers should get out and let them do what they want."
(Editing by Robert Birsel)

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/09/15/us-pakistan-taliban-idUSBRE98E04920130915

 

[PakZindaBad1]

Re: Pakistani 'Father of Taliban' keeps watch over loyal disciples

If we know this guy has links with Taliban, then how come gov doesn't arrest this haraaam khor and put his arse in prison?
Just curious

 

[Pak1stani]

اور پولیس اورآئ ایس آئ کو دس سال بعد پتہ چلا کہ ملا عمر کا استاد گوجرانوالہ میں پڑھاتا ہے؟
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[lotaa]

ye khanees qazi ne grw mein bara kaam kharab kiya hay,ye sab milay howay hain,tableeghi walay loogoon ko islaam k naam par investment ka keh kar loot rahay hain,aur ye khabees b islam k naam par musalmanoo ko khudkash hamlay mein shaheed karwa raha hay.ALLAH tabah karay in zalmoon ko,aur in ki hamyet karnay waloon ko b tabah karay aameen

 

[HowDoUDo]

Uzbek to sirf tourism kay liye aye thay lol

 

[احمد]

ان بھٹکے ہوئے نیم مُلاوں نے مدرسے قاتلوں کی پناہ گاہیں بنا کر ان میں قاتلوں کی '' پنیری '' اُگا کر، حقیقی اور اصلی مدرسوں کو بھی بدنام کر دیا ہے ۔۔۔۔