Don;t blame me.............یہ میں نہیں دنیا که رہی ہے
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Altaf Lutfi
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
aap k post se mujhay Islam khatray mein dikhai denay laga hai, kam az kam woh Islam jo hamain rataya gaya hai.
Ali raza babar
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
200 percent zionist
imran_hosein_fan
Minister (2k+ posts)
listening an interview of Putin on RT, he claimed that US only uses Iran to threaten Arab leaders that if u don't work for US, Iran will attack you. And those Arabs whose dad is US believes it. So Iran, US, Arabs one and the same!
WatanDost
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Janab
Tow phir PAIGHAM Iran nai Hakomati Satah per
ZIONISTS ko hi baijha na ????
Na kai yahoudioon ko???
RustamShah
Banned
Lets understand the difference first, shall we ? Zionism is a belief that the land of Israel belongs to the Jews and should always belong to the Jews. There are Christians who are zionists. It is not a religion but a belief and more or less a political stance. So all Jews are not Zionists but saying that only Jews and Christians that join against Muslims are Zionists is also very wrong, no Jew living in Israel would want to leave Israel.
An interesting example would be in Taliban in Pakistan, they are the Zionist of Islam, just like Zionists who share their political motiviation based on Judism, Talibani mullahs based their Ideology on Islam, it seems Es hamaam main sub nangay hain !
Ali raza babar
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Hakoomat ko hi bhaija jata hy paigham kiun ky hakoomat awam ki rep hoti hy.
Marg Bar Israel Official Stance Hy Iran ka
WatanDost
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Bahi Ji
Phir yeah paighaam sirif Israeli AWAM kai naam aik Speech kai zariaey bhi baijha ja sakta tha,
Official means official.
Marg bar Israeal
sai
GUL bar Israel
ka Saffar baharhaal ho gaya
Once again i repeat Saud n Iran 2 Different characters on 1 Page
KILLING UMMAH for there GAINS.
rest is TOPI Drama
RustamShah
Banned
Lol Khair ho apki WatanDost Ji, you made it all that simple, like a TOPI DRAMA. However, if you forgot then then let me remind you, this TOPI DRAMA is being played since last 1300 years at least, who to blame ? Please tell us.
Ali raza babar
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Yar Is Fitaan Kay Daur mein , Allah Say Dua hi ker Saktay hein kay Haqeeqat dikha day ,
Nabi Kareem nay Farmaya tha
Akhir Waqt mein , Huq Ko pehchanna aisay ho ga Jaisay
Andhairi Raat mein , Kalay Pathar per kala chionta.
Meray Liaye Dua kerna Allah mujhay Baseerat Ata keray.
Ameen.
WatanDost
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
ALLAH swt Ham Doonoon ko aur UMMAT ko Haq o Baatil main
Tafreeq karnay ki TOUFEEQ atta farmaeay aur EEMAN per Zinda rakhay
aur EEMAN per hi MOAT ATTA farmaeay AAMEEN
WatanDost
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Yaar guzra kal tow main nai daikha nahi,
Afghanistan, Iraq, Bahrain, Saudia, Syria ko daikhta hoon tow Iran ka Kirdaar MASHKOOK
aur
Saudia tow roz e roashan ki tarah ayyaan hai kai Shia dushmani main
PAISAY ko AAG lagana apna HAQ samjhta hai
Nuqsaan kis ka hota hai, MASOOM UMMAH ka.
Why iraan is Paying ALLAMA s and saudia paying Ulmaa e Sou to cut throats of
Innocent Muslims????
Rizwan2009
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
اچھا مہوش بي بي آپ يہ تو بتائيں کہ آپ کون ہوتي ہيں شريعت کونعوذ بااللہ دجالي قرار دينے والي
دوسري بات يہ کہ جہاد کو تو اللہ تبارک و تعالي نے ايمان کا حصہ قرار ديا ہے سورہ توبہ جو جہاد کے احکامات سے بھري ہوئي ہے کبھي توفيق ہو تو پڑھ ليں
سورہ ممتحنہ سورہ مجادلة سورة نساء سورة انفال پڑھ ليں
کيا يہ جہاد امريکہ نے فرض قرار ديا ہے نعوذ بااللہ
مسلمانوں نے امريکہ سے پيسے لئے يہ يقينا غلط اور حرام کام تھا مگر جہاد امريکہ کي رضا کے لئے نہيں بلکہ اللہ رب العزت کي رضا کے لئے کيا جاتا ہے
جہاد ہر وقت فرض عين ہے اسي طرح جس طرح نماز زکات روزہ حج اور قرباني فرض ہيں مہوش بي بي ياد رکھو ايک دن سب نے مرنا ہے اور اللہ کي بارگاہ ميں حاضر ہونا ہے کيا مسلمانوں سے يہ سوال نہ پوچھا جائے گا کہ تم نے دنيا ميں ظلم ہوتے ديکھا اور جہاد نہ کيا اور احکامات جہاد سے منہ موڑا تو اس وقت مسلمان کيا جواب ديں گے جہاد ايک انمول عبادت ہے يہ ڈالر دنيا اور دنيا کي کوئى نعمت اس کا متبادل نہيں ہوسکتي مسلمان کے لئے ڈالر کي کوئى اہميت نہيں اللہ مسلمان کو سب کچھ عطا کرسکتا ہے اگر مسلمان اللہ اور اس کے رسول صلي اللہ عليہ وسلم کي اطاعت کريں تو اللہ دنيا و آخرت ميں اس کا بہترين اجر دے گا
يہ دنيا ميں مسلمانوں پر جو زلت و مسکنت نظر آرہي ہے يہ اللہ کے احکامات سے منہ موڑنے کي سزا ہے جونہي مسلمان دوبارہ جہاد کي طرف راغب ہوئے تو ايسي عزت و عظمت پائيں گے جو ان کے وہم و گمان ميں بھي نہيں
دوسري بات يہ کہ جہاد کو تو اللہ تبارک و تعالي نے ايمان کا حصہ قرار ديا ہے سورہ توبہ جو جہاد کے احکامات سے بھري ہوئي ہے کبھي توفيق ہو تو پڑھ ليں
سورہ ممتحنہ سورہ مجادلة سورة نساء سورة انفال پڑھ ليں
کيا يہ جہاد امريکہ نے فرض قرار ديا ہے نعوذ بااللہ
مسلمانوں نے امريکہ سے پيسے لئے يہ يقينا غلط اور حرام کام تھا مگر جہاد امريکہ کي رضا کے لئے نہيں بلکہ اللہ رب العزت کي رضا کے لئے کيا جاتا ہے
جہاد ہر وقت فرض عين ہے اسي طرح جس طرح نماز زکات روزہ حج اور قرباني فرض ہيں مہوش بي بي ياد رکھو ايک دن سب نے مرنا ہے اور اللہ کي بارگاہ ميں حاضر ہونا ہے کيا مسلمانوں سے يہ سوال نہ پوچھا جائے گا کہ تم نے دنيا ميں ظلم ہوتے ديکھا اور جہاد نہ کيا اور احکامات جہاد سے منہ موڑا تو اس وقت مسلمان کيا جواب ديں گے جہاد ايک انمول عبادت ہے يہ ڈالر دنيا اور دنيا کي کوئى نعمت اس کا متبادل نہيں ہوسکتي مسلمان کے لئے ڈالر کي کوئى اہميت نہيں اللہ مسلمان کو سب کچھ عطا کرسکتا ہے اگر مسلمان اللہ اور اس کے رسول صلي اللہ عليہ وسلم کي اطاعت کريں تو اللہ دنيا و آخرت ميں اس کا بہترين اجر دے گا
يہ دنيا ميں مسلمانوں پر جو زلت و مسکنت نظر آرہي ہے يہ اللہ کے احکامات سے منہ موڑنے کي سزا ہے جونہي مسلمان دوبارہ جہاد کي طرف راغب ہوئے تو ايسي عزت و عظمت پائيں گے جو ان کے وہم و گمان ميں بھي نہيں
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[h=1]Diplomatic tweets on Rosh Hashanah inspire Internet debate in Iran[/h]
[h=3]By Jason Rezaian, Monday, September 9, 3:34 AM E-mail the writer[/h]
TEHRAN In the wake of startling tweets from Iran wishing Jews a happy Rosh Hashanah, an unusual public debate has broken out among the countrys leadership over whether officials should use social media to send policy messages to a global audience.
Over the past several years, Iranian officials or their representatives have opened accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
But social media use by officials has gotten a whole new level of attention since Irans new president, the moderate cleric Hassan Rouhani, and his foreign minister, U.S.-educated Mohammad Javad Zarif, appeared to send Rosh Hashanah greetings to Jews celebrating the new year last week.
On Saturday, a task force to study the legality of Iranians online activity announced that it will begin an investigation of the use of social media by officials. The task force existed before the appearance of the high-profile tweets, and the announcement did not mention Twitter, but the timing of the social media investigation hardly seemed coincidental.
Our office will soon study the content of pages of some ministers on various social networks like Facebook. Some people have said that there is criminal content posted in such pages, which we have to study in our office and then give our assessment, the task forces secretary, Abdol*samad Khoramabadi, told the Fars News Agency on Saturday. The groups first session is scheduled for Wednesday.
The task force includes a variety of officials, many appointed by Rouhani, making it likely that it will not seek to make social media off-limits to officials but will open a larger conversation about the new communication channels.
Hard-line defenders of the Islamic republics anti-American and anti-Israeli policies are strongly criticizing how the new government is interacting with the rest of the world online.
In a brief exchange on Twitter last week between Zarif and the daughter of the House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi, Christine Pelosi wrote, The New Year would be even sweeter if you would end Irans Holocaust denial.
Zarifs tweet responded, Iran never denied it. The man who was perceived to be denying it is now gone a reference to former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Hossein Shariatmadari, the editor of the ultraconservative Kayhan newspaper, wrote in an editorial Sunday, Given Zarifs status as the minister of foreign affairs and his deep knowledge of diplomacy, what we witnessed in these tweets was strange and unexpected. Shariatmadari also said that the interaction was an insult to Ahmadinejad.
Although access to social media sites, and millions of other Web sites, is blocked to average Iranians, nearly all of the presidential candidates in the June election used social media as campaigns tools, including hard-liner Saeed Jalili. Anti-filtering software is common among Irans tech-savvy population, but authorities have gained the upper hand in recent months, making it difficult to reach many popular Web sites.
After he was elected, Rouhani said there was no need to block access to these Web sites, and one of his most influential supporters, former president Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, has agreed that restrictions should be eased.
An increasing number of elected officials are saying the same thing.
On Sunday, Fararu, a domestic news site, interviewed several lawmakers who were in favor of more open access to the Internet.
There is no need for filtering in this third millennium, which is an era for information and communication, said Kamaladdin Pirmoazen, a member of parliament.
Esmail Jalili, another lawmaker, called the use of social media by officials an opportunity and said that we have to trust our people and let them have greater access.
So far, however, there has been no movement on the issue.
Improving Irans global image was a top Rouhani campaign promise, but some Iranian officials are still not completely prepared to accept the use of modern tools of mass communication.
Rouhanis media adviser sidestepped the issue, sparking confusion about whether the president actually made or approved the Rosh Hashanah tweet.
Mohammad Reza Sadeq said Rouhani does not personally maintain a Twitter account, but the media adviser added, Proponents and fans of Mr. Rouhani were active in cyberspace during the recent presidential election in Iran.
Of course, such activities are fully normal during election campaigns, and some of them might continue their operation even after the election, Sadeq added.
Other officials have been more transparent about their online activities.
Marzieh Afkham, Irans first female Foreign Ministry spokesperson, wrote on her Facebook page, Ive been asked many times who is running this page and my response is that it is my personal page. I set it up after our minister, Dr Zarif, made the progressive act of starting his page.
Zarif has amassed more than 150,000 likes on Facebook and more than 14,000 Twitter followers, most of them in the past several days.
[h=1]Diplomatic tweets on Rosh Hashanah inspire Internet debate in Iran[/h]
[h=3]By Jason Rezaian, Monday, September 9, 3:34 AM E-mail the writer[/h]
TEHRAN In the wake of startling tweets from Iran wishing Jews a happy Rosh Hashanah, an unusual public debate has broken out among the countrys leadership over whether officials should use social media to send policy messages to a global audience.
Over the past several years, Iranian officials or their representatives have opened accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
But social media use by officials has gotten a whole new level of attention since Irans new president, the moderate cleric Hassan Rouhani, and his foreign minister, U.S.-educated Mohammad Javad Zarif, appeared to send Rosh Hashanah greetings to Jews celebrating the new year last week.
On Saturday, a task force to study the legality of Iranians online activity announced that it will begin an investigation of the use of social media by officials. The task force existed before the appearance of the high-profile tweets, and the announcement did not mention Twitter, but the timing of the social media investigation hardly seemed coincidental.
Our office will soon study the content of pages of some ministers on various social networks like Facebook. Some people have said that there is criminal content posted in such pages, which we have to study in our office and then give our assessment, the task forces secretary, Abdol*samad Khoramabadi, told the Fars News Agency on Saturday. The groups first session is scheduled for Wednesday.
The task force includes a variety of officials, many appointed by Rouhani, making it likely that it will not seek to make social media off-limits to officials but will open a larger conversation about the new communication channels.
Hard-line defenders of the Islamic republics anti-American and anti-Israeli policies are strongly criticizing how the new government is interacting with the rest of the world online.
In a brief exchange on Twitter last week between Zarif and the daughter of the House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi, Christine Pelosi wrote, The New Year would be even sweeter if you would end Irans Holocaust denial.
Zarifs tweet responded, Iran never denied it. The man who was perceived to be denying it is now gone a reference to former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Hossein Shariatmadari, the editor of the ultraconservative Kayhan newspaper, wrote in an editorial Sunday, Given Zarifs status as the minister of foreign affairs and his deep knowledge of diplomacy, what we witnessed in these tweets was strange and unexpected. Shariatmadari also said that the interaction was an insult to Ahmadinejad.
Although access to social media sites, and millions of other Web sites, is blocked to average Iranians, nearly all of the presidential candidates in the June election used social media as campaigns tools, including hard-liner Saeed Jalili. Anti-filtering software is common among Irans tech-savvy population, but authorities have gained the upper hand in recent months, making it difficult to reach many popular Web sites.
After he was elected, Rouhani said there was no need to block access to these Web sites, and one of his most influential supporters, former president Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, has agreed that restrictions should be eased.
An increasing number of elected officials are saying the same thing.
On Sunday, Fararu, a domestic news site, interviewed several lawmakers who were in favor of more open access to the Internet.
There is no need for filtering in this third millennium, which is an era for information and communication, said Kamaladdin Pirmoazen, a member of parliament.
Esmail Jalili, another lawmaker, called the use of social media by officials an opportunity and said that we have to trust our people and let them have greater access.
So far, however, there has been no movement on the issue.
Improving Irans global image was a top Rouhani campaign promise, but some Iranian officials are still not completely prepared to accept the use of modern tools of mass communication.
Rouhanis media adviser sidestepped the issue, sparking confusion about whether the president actually made or approved the Rosh Hashanah tweet.
Mohammad Reza Sadeq said Rouhani does not personally maintain a Twitter account, but the media adviser added, Proponents and fans of Mr. Rouhani were active in cyberspace during the recent presidential election in Iran.
Of course, such activities are fully normal during election campaigns, and some of them might continue their operation even after the election, Sadeq added.
Other officials have been more transparent about their online activities.
Marzieh Afkham, Irans first female Foreign Ministry spokesperson, wrote on her Facebook page, Ive been asked many times who is running this page and my response is that it is my personal page. I set it up after our minister, Dr Zarif, made the progressive act of starting his page.
Zarif has amassed more than 150,000 likes on Facebook and more than 14,000 Twitter followers, most of them in the past several days.
