Shaheed e Khattam e Nabuwwat PBUH

[Pakistani1947]

عمران سے تو کروڑ درجے بہتر تھا باقی گناہوں کہ جواب اور اچھے کاموں کہ ثواب خدا کے ہاتھ میں ہے ....جتنا اس نے پانچ سال میں کر دیا عمران اگلے سو سال بھی نہیں کر سکتا

You are right! The damage Bhutto has done in five years, noboday can ever match that even in a century.

 

[muntazir]

کیا کل کبھی نہیں آئے گی

جی ضرور اے گی ایسی بھی کوئی بات نہیں بس ابھی ایک عہدہ لائن ہی لکھ سکتا ہوں پر ضرور جواب دوں گا آپ فکر نہ کریں اصل میں اس پوسٹ کو دوبارہ مائنڈ بنا کر لکھنا ہے

 

[نادان]

جی ضرور اے گی ایسی بھی کوئی بات نہیں بس ابھی ایک عہدہ لائن ہی لکھ سکتا ہوں پر ضرور جواب دوں گا آپ فکر نہ کریں اصل میں اس پوسٹ کو دوبارہ مائنڈ بنا کر لکھنا ہے

آپ کو میں فکر مند نظر آ رہی ہوں ..کتنے یقین سے تو کہا ہے کہ آپ ہی کر کے دیں گے .

(bigsmile)

 

[Pakistani1947]

In September 1957, his name was added to Pakistan’s delegation at the United Nations and in 1959, he headed Pakistan’s delegation to the United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea. These appointments came due to his close relations with Iskander Mirza, President of Pakistan at that time.
Bhutto also wrote to Mirza at one time that,

“When the history of our country is written by objective historians, your name will be placed even before that of Mr Jinnah.”
​

In 1958, he was appointed as Minister of Commerce by President Mirza. Later, he gave the valuable suggestion to General Ayub Khan to appoint himself as “Field Marshal”. Bhutto was given charge of the ministries of information and broadcasting, basic democracies, tourism and minorities.

In the elections for his seat at Larkana after the 1962 constitution, he was elected “unopposed”. Actually a person named Abdul Fatah Memon had filed nomination papers but he withdrew soon.

A similar story occurred in 1977, when Maulana Jan Muhammad Abbasi, the PNA candidate contesting Bhutto’s Larkana seat, was abducted by the police to prevent him from filing his papers against the PPP leader.

His views on politics and morality were summed up by him as,

“I have learnt that if one is to become a successful politician, one has to live by a profitable absence of scruples. We have to do what others do to us, but we must do it before the others have the opportunity.”
​

He was a man full of contradictions. He was a democrat with despotic tendencies, populist but not afraid of taking a stand, loved his country but not more than himself, socialist while owning huge tracts of lands and much more.

 

[Galaxy]

Well Bhutto is dead now we should leave him alone.How much a Muslim he was we all know.He drank like fish.He knew every club in London and Paris.So dont try to paint him as a saint.

 

[muntazir]

In September 1957, his name was added to Pakistan’s delegation at the United Nations and in 1959, he headed Pakistan’s delegation to the United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea. These appointments came due to his close relations with Iskander Mirza, President of Pakistan at that time.
Bhutto also wrote to Mirza at one time that,

“When the history of our country is written by objective historians, your name will be placed even before that of Mr Jinnah.”
​

In 1958, he was appointed as Minister of Commerce by President Mirza. Later, he gave the valuable suggestion to General Ayub Khan to appoint himself as “Field Marshal”. Bhutto was given charge of the ministries of information and broadcasting, basic democracies, tourism and minorities.

In the elections for his seat at Larkana after the 1962 constitution, he was elected “unopposed”. Actually a person named Abdul Fatah Memon had filed nomination papers but he withdrew soon.

A similar story occurred in 1977, when Maulana Jan Muhammad Abbasi, the PNA candidate contesting Bhutto’s Larkana seat, was abducted by the police to prevent him from filing his papers against the PPP leader.

His views on politics and morality were summed up by him as,

“I have learnt that if one is to become a successful politician, one has to live by a profitable absence of scruples. We have to do what others do to us, but we must do it before the others have the opportunity.”
​

He was a man full of contradictions. He was a democrat with despotic tendencies, populist but not afraid of taking a stand, loved his country but not more than himself, socialist while owning huge tracts of lands and much more.

چول بات کرنی ہے تو مجھ سے کر یہ کیا بک بک لگی ہے تون نے چول جہاں دا

 

[hmkhan]

سوہراب بھٹوکو سارے شیعہ کیوں سپورٹ کرتے ہیں کیا نصرت بھتو کا ایرانی ہونے کی وجہ سے

سعودی عرب کے شاہ فیصل،لیبیا کے کرنل قذافی،الجزائر کے بن بیلا،انڈونیشیا کے صدر سوکارنو،چین کے چئیرمین ماوزے تنگ یہ سب یقینا" شیعہ ہی تھے​

 

[Pakistani1947]

سوہراب بھٹوکو سارے شیعہ کیوں سپورٹ کرتے ہیں کیا نصرت بھتو کا ایرانی ہونے کی وجہ سے

Many of Pakistans leaders were Shias, including one the countrys first governor-generals, three of its first prime ministers, two of its military leaders (Generals Iskandar Mirza and Yahya Khan), and many other of its leading public officials, landowners, industrialists, artists, and intellectuals. Two later prime ministers, the ill-fated Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and his Radcliffe-educated, currently exiled daughter, Benazir Bhutto, were also Shia. Feeling the wind shift in the 1990s, Benazir styled herself a Sunni, but her Iranian mother, her husband from a big Shia landowning family, and her fathers name, the name of Alis twin-bladed sword, make her Shia roots quite visible. In a way, Benazirs self-reinvention as a Sunni tells the tale of how secular nationalisms once solid-seeming promise has given way like a rotten plank beneath the feet of contemporary Pakistans beleaguered Shia minority.
Benazirs father came from a family of large Shia landowners who could afford to send him for schooling to the University of California at Berkeley and to Oxford. He cut a dashing figure. Ambitious, intelligent, and secular, he was a brilliant speaker, with the ability, it is said, to make a crowd of a million people dance and then cry. His oratory manipulated public emotion as the best of Shia preachers could, and his call for social justice resonated with Shia values. His partys flag conveniently displayed the colors of Shiism: black, red, and green. Although he never openly flaunted his Shia background, he commanded the loyalty of Pakistans Shia multitudes, around a fifth of the population. What he lacked in the area of regular religious observance he made up for with his zeal for Sufi saints and shrines, especially that of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, the widely popular Sufi saint of Shia extraction whose tomb is a major shrine in southern Pakistan.

Source

 

[Sohraab]

جان دیو نواب صاب یہ سب لوگ صرف شخسیت پرستی کرتے ہیں جو برترین بندہ ہے وہ مرد مومن اور جس نے ابھی سیاست میں کوئی رنز بھی نہیں بنایا وہ عقل قل اور اس کے بارے بات کرنا بھی گناہ ہے کچھ دنوں کی بات ہے جس طرح اس فورم پر میں کانے دجال کو گالیاں دیتا تھا اور کچھ اور بھی اکا دکا تھے تو سب لوگ راشن لے کر چڑھ جاتے تھے آپ دیکھے گا آگے آگے کیا ہوتا ہے

aur jo koi zara sa bhi imran khan se ikhtalaf kareto phir in se bardasht bhi nahi hota

 

[muntazir]

aur jo koi zara sa bhi imran khan se ikhtalaf kareto phir in se bardasht bhi nahi hota

جو بندہ خود دھوکے کھاتا ہو اور پریکٹس کر رہا ہو وہ قوم کی کشتی کیسے پار کراے گا یا یوں کہوں کے جو خود سیدھے رستے کی تلاش میں ہو آپ کو کیسے پار کرے گا ؟

 

[Sohraab]

جو بندہ خود دھوکے کھاتا ہو اور پریکٹس کر رہا ہو وہ قوم کی کشتی کیسے پار کراے گا یا یوں کہوں کے جو خود سیدھے رستے کی تلاش میں ہو آپ کو کیسے پار کرے گا ؟

yeh baat in zehni ghulamon ko kaun samjhai

 

[muntazir]

Many of Pakistan’s leaders were Shias, including one the country’s first governor-generals, three of its first prime ministers, two of its military leaders (Generals Iskandar Mirza and Yahya Khan), and many other of its leading public officials, landowners, industrialists, artists, and intellectuals. Two later prime ministers, the ill-fated Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and his Radcliffe-educated, currently exiled daughter, Benazir Bhutto, were also Shia. Feeling the wind shift in the 1990s, Benazir styled herself a Sunni, but her Iranian mother, her husband from a big Shia landowning family, and her father’s name, the name of Ali’s twin-bladed sword, make her Shia roots quite visible. In a way, Benazir’s self-reinvention as a Sunni tells the tale of how secular nationalism’s once solid-seeming promise has given way like a rotten plank beneath the feet of contemporary Pakistan’s beleaguered Shia minority.
Benazir’s father came from a family of large Shia landowners who could afford to send him for schooling to the University of California at Berkeley and to Oxford. He cut a dashing figure. Ambitious, intelligent, and secular, he was a brilliant speaker, with the ability, it is said, to make a crowd of a million people dance and then cry. His oratory manipulated public emotion as the best of Shia preachers could, and his call for social justice resonated with Shia values. His party’s flag conveniently displayed the colors of Shiism: black, red, and green. Although he never openly flaunted his Shia background, he commanded the loyalty of Pakistan’s Shia multitudes, around a fifth of the population. What he lacked in the area of regular religious observance he made up for with his zeal for Sufi saints and shrines, especially that of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, the widely popular Sufi saint of Shia extraction whose tomb is a major shrine in southern Pakistan.

Source

ملوانیا اصل بات پھر گول کر گیا ہے یہ بھی دیکھ

قائد کے جنازے میں علم عباس

 

[muntazir]

yeh baat in zehni ghulamon ko kaun samjhai

نواب صاب عمران نے ورلڈ کپ جتیا کریڈٹ اس کو کیوں کے وہ کپتان تھا شہید نے آئین بنایا اٹامک پلانٹ کے لے کام کیا اس کا کریڈٹ نہیں کیا بات ہے جب کے فائنل کا مین آف دی میچ وسیم اکرم تھا کتنا تضاد ہے

 

[ibnemasood]

where is the second part? when is it coming?

 

[Mehrushka]

:biggthumpup:عمل درآمد نا بھی ہو تو ، تقدس برقرار ، بعض چیزیں اپنی ہر حیثیت میں "مقدس" ہی رہتی ہیں ،

Bohot khoob tari...:) wish I could write like you :(

 

[tariisb]

Bohot khoob tari...:) wish I could write like you :(

:)شکریہ ، مقدس و سب سے خاص کا ، اچھا لکھنا کوئی بڑی بات نہیں ، آپ کی طرح اچھا ہونا اصل بات ہے ، شکریہ آپ کا جی

 

[Mehrushka]

:)شکریہ ، مقدس و سب سے خاص کا ، اچھا لکھنا کوئی بڑی بات نہیں ، آپ کی طرح اچھا ہونا اصل بات ہے ، شکریہ آپ کا جی

Thank you so much ....:) wese shaheed thread title se yaad aya.....ab to waqi shaheed lagti hai dharni...apka ka Kya khyal hai?:biggthumpup: Aur notanki ka to kher pata hi hai Sabko ab,peson ki waja se beyhay hain!

 

[tariisb]

Thank you so much ....:) wese shaheed thread title se yaad aya.....ab to waqi shaheed lagti hai dharni...apka ka Kya khyal hai?:biggthumpup: Aur notanki ka to kher pata hi hai Sabko ab,peson ki waja se beyhay hain!

(bigsmile)دھرنی واقعی اب ، نڈھال ہے ، بےحال ہے ، حکومت نے بلکل "تسلی" نہیں کرائی ، اس لیے غصے سے برا حال ہے

 

[Mehrushka]

(bigsmile)دھرنی واقعی اب ، نڈھال ہے ، بےحال ہے ، حکومت نے بلکل "تسلی" نہیں کرائی ، اس لیے غصے سے برا حال ہے

Aur notanki ko to koi ab lift bhi nahin karata [hilar] Govt ne to bohot tasali karai pti ko....per unko Aur tasali chahiye lagta hai[hilar] Aur deni chahiye tasali mere khyal main(bigsmile)shaid akhir ho hi jaye tasali:biggthumpup:

 

[Mehrushka]

(bigsmile)دھرنی واقعی اب ، نڈھال ہے ، بےحال ہے ، حکومت نے بلکل "تسلی" نہیں کرائی ، اس لیے غصے سے برا حال ہے

Arz Kia hai.....koi to khas waja hogi faraz....younhi log apki posts like nahin kiya karte :biggthumpup: