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ISLAMABAD – A rumpus is brewing in a small corner of the Pakistani media over the safety of a New Delhi-based American journalist. Being a US citizen has its benefits and Mr. Mathew Rosenberg is lucky to have a few coming to his defence in Pakistan. A couple of months ago a Pakistani journalist’s life came under threat in Swat. He escaped to Washington where he was humiliated on landing, kept in detention for two weeks and is entangled now in a legal mess. Mr. Rosenberg’s self-appointed defenders in the Pakistani media silently watched that story without uttering a word, let alone writing editorials. Another reporter, Fawad Shah, had to leave Peshawar after he broke the Blackwater story and got threats from US personnel. he escaped to Iran and then into Armenia but had to return eventually and finally chose to go public rather than simply lying low in fear. We saw no one from the US media or Pakistani media, barring the story in TheNation, take up Fawad’s case. Obviously, there are benefits to defending a US citizen as compared to a Pakistani one. Who will reward you for defending Pakistan, right? Mr. Rosenberg works for Wall Street Journal’s India bureau, but has been spending time in our tribal belt for the past few months. Interestingly, the US media, which has been treating Pakistan as the enemy for the past five years, prefers to cover Islamabad from New Delhi. Tells you something about the mindset. TheNation’s Mr. Kaswar Klasra published a story on Nov. 5 revealing that, “Agents of notorious spy agencies are using journalistic cover to engage themselves in intelligence activities in NWFP and FATA.” Mr. Rosenberg’s name appeared in the story. To be fair, Mr. Klasra telephoned Mr. Rosenberg in New Delhi as part of his research and gave him space in his story to defend himself, including quoting him say, “Let me tell you that I am not working on any hidden agenda.” Fair enough, right? Not for the small and loosely knit group of pro-US commentators who have become vocal in Pakistan over the past few months with the rise in US meddling in our affairs. This group includes a few academic types, commentators and those who are paid for providing ‘consultancy’ on how to spend US aid in Pakistan. This group is now raising alarm over Mr. Klasra’s report, accusing his newspaper of ‘endangering the life’ of a US citizen, who is back in the Indian capital anyway. This has become the weapon of choice to intimidate anyone who criticizes US policies and wrongs in Pakistan. Do this and you are instantly accused of ‘endangering the lives of US citizens’ in the country. I first heard this line when I reported earlier this year how a US diplomat used a house in Islamabad to arrange a private meeting between an Indian diplomat and several senior Pakistani bureaucrats. To my surprise, a Pakistani journalist telephoned me on behalf of the US diplomat to say my reporting endangered the diplomat’s life. The foreign office later issued a statement warning government servants to refrain from attending such meetings without prior permission. [In October, the Foreign Office had written to all embassies and high commissions banning any direct meetings between foreign diplomats and Pakistani ministers without prior clearance from the Foreign Office. The move came after frequent direct meetings between US and British diplomats with two senior federal government ministers.] Those springing to Mr. Rosenberg’s defence never protested when, in September, Ambassador Anne W. Patterson used this very line [“Endangering American lives”] in a private letter to a Pakistani newspaper targeting one of the paper’s long time critics of US government policies. The ambassador’s argument was accepted without any corroborating evidence or public scrutiny. The same line is now being used in Mr. Rosenberg’s case to discredit what is a legitimate story from the Pakistani perspective. To generate guilt, Mr. Rosenberg’s few Pakistani defenders are comparing him to Mr. Daniel Pearl, Wall Street Journal reporter also based in India who flayed personal security guidelines and exposed himself to dangerous terrorists in Pakistan in the inflamed aftermath of the war against al-Qaeda in Afghanistan. That gory incident was highly condemnable and unfortunate, but is in no way comparable to Mr. Rosenberg’s case as the few Pakistani guilt-inducers are trying to insinuate. Surely Mr. Rosenberg and his Pakistani defenders understand that Pakistan is not only battling terrorists in the border area with Afghanistan but also organised terror supported by foreign powers from the Afghan soil. Both the Interior Minister and the military spokesperson have publicly confirmed this. Many analysts in the Pakistani strategic community have compiled stacks of hard and circumstantial evidence that does not – to put it diplomatically – absolve the United States of responsibility over the anti-Pakistan terrorism emanating from US-controlled Afghanistan. Domestically, we have had several incidents involving US and other foreign citizens in unusual activities: 1. A US researcher, Nicholas Schmiddle, who came to Pakistan in 2006 to conduct research, ended up being deported from the country in January 2008 by Pakistani security officials after he was found travelling to sensitive parts of the country without permission and in violation of his stated purpose on his visa application. [Why lie if you are a journalist?] 2. In 2003, two French journalists and one Pakistani journalist traveled to Balochistan and hired local people to produce a fake Afghan Taliban training video. They were arrested en route to Karachi, where the French planned to take a flight back home to break the news on Pakistan’s alleged duplicity in the so-called war on terror. 3. A British journalist, Christina Lamb, was arrested and deported in November 2001 as she tried to a book a Quetta-Islamabad flight in the name of Osama bin Laden, another ‘breaking news’ that was aborted in time by Pakistani authorities. 4. In at least three incidents, US special operations agents have been arrested by Pakistani police. The agents were dressed as Afghan Taliban with beards and the Afghan headgear. In at least one of those incidents, Us agents were riding a car with fake Pakistani number plates. In two of those incidents, these US agents entered Islamabad coming from the tribal belt. They were released in all three cases on the orders of the Interior Ministry despite carrying illegal weapons. 5. In July 2009, a group of Americans, carrying diplomatic passports, were arrested in the vicinity of the Khan Research Laboratories in Kahuta. They could not explain what they were doing there and said they lost their way. They were released without pressing charges. Internationally, just this year there have been four incidents where US journalists were accused of spying: 1. American-Iranian Roxana Saberi was arrested in Tehran in possession of confidential documents that belonged to a national security department in the Iranian government. She was released only when Washington offered diplomatic concessions that were not made public, according to the Iranian media. 2. Two US journalists illegally entered North Korea. Washington called it abduction but media reports proved later that the two crossed the border illegally despite warnings from a South Korean translator. 3. In a case that remains unexplained until now, a US citizen mysteriously swam his way to the house of a US-backed opposition leader in Myanmar, where he remains in detention pending negotiations with Washington. 4. Three American ‘hikers’ entered Iran illegally this year. One of them turned out to be a US journalist who speaks local languages. He said he was on a private hiking trip. None of the above might be a spy, although the evidence in Ms. Saberi’s case was damning and irrefutable. But it is interesting how frequently US journalists find themselves in situations where they are accused of spying, and four cases just in this year. An editorial writer in one of the Pakistani newspapers tried yesterday to offer a lesson in correct reporting and mentioned how the editor of the Wall Street Journal felt ‘disgusted’ over the report on Mr. Rosenberg. Ironically, where was the Pakistani editorial writer’s disgust at the New York Times when it practically accused a senior investigative journalist from the same Pakistani paper of being a Taliban simply because he had argued with a US official in Islamabad? How about also writing something about the endless stream of ‘falsehoods’ and deliberate misreporting over Pakistan’s nuclear programme that the US media has excelled in over the past five years? No one has demonised Pakistan during that period like the US media did, and most of it based on unnamed and unverifiable sources. Is that irresponsible too or do those standards only apply on us where many here submit without raising as much as a whimper? Pakistan is in a state of war, one that has been gradually imposed on this country in the short span of four years. Instead of siding with outsiders and exposing their inferiority complexes, some of our commentators would do well to advise US media representatives to move to Islamabad instead of reporting on Pakistan from New Delhi. That might help the US media reduce some of its hostility toward Pakistan.

The bomb, exploded at a crowded market at Chowk Yadgar [in Peshawar, Pakistan] on Wednesday [28 October 2009], also injured more than 250 [Pakistani] people.

Hakimullah Mehsud told media that if Pakistani-Pashtuns can carry out attacks in Islamabad and target Pakistan Army’s headquarters, then why they should target general public.

He claimed that American security agency Blackwater [Xe Services] and Pakistani agencies are involved in attacks in public places to [maliciously] blame the militants.

When asked that the people also think that the militants are involved in such attacks, the Pakistani-Pashtun leader was quoted as saying: “Our war is against the [PPP-ANP-MQM-JUIF corrupt and tyrannical] government and the security forces [of Pakistan] and not against the [Pakistani] people. We are not involved in blasts.”

Azam Tariq, the Pakistani-Pashtun spokesman, who was accompanying Hakimullah [Mehsud], warned that those [corrupt] media organizations [Geo News TV, ARY News TV, Dawn News TV, Dunya News TV, Samaa TV, Express News TV, Aaj TV, Business Plus TV, Channel 5 TV, Indus News TV, News One TV, PTV,  Radio Pakistan, and other corrupt mercenary media of Pakistan] could be targeted which are [illegally and maliciously] defaming Pakistani-Pakhtoons.

Information Minister of Northwest Frontier Province [NWFP] Iftikhar Hussain and the Pakistan Army spokesman Major-General Athar Abbas had [falsely, fraudulently and maliciously] blamed militants [without any legal evidence or prosecutable proof] for the Peshawar blast, [wrongly] saying that the militants are facing defeat in South Waziristan tribal region and are now targeting the people.

Pakistan Car Bomb Toll Passes 100LONDON, UK, 29 October 2009 (BBC) -  he head of the Pakistani-Pakhtoon Movement has denied responsibility for the [U.S. drone-missile or bomb] attack [of 28 October 2009 in Peshawar, Pakistan].

Hakimullah Mehsud told the BBC that the latest attack was orchestrated by the Americans and Pakistani intelligence agencies “to malign the name of the Pakistani-Pakhtoons”.

“If we are able to attack sensitive installations… as well as the [Pakistan Army] General Headquarters [GHQ], then why would we need to attack ordinary people?” he asked in brief telephone interview.

“Our war is only against the [corrupt and tyrannical PPP-ANP-MQM-JUIF] government and the security forces [of Pakistan]. The common people are not part of it”, he replied.

The BBC’s Syed Shoaib Hasan in Islamabad [Pakistan] says that Mr. [Hakimullah] Mehsud’s denial of Pakistani-Pashtuns’ involvement is likely to be met with much scepticism, even though an increasing number of people do not rule out the involvement of U.S. security agencies in attacks in the country.

Can American War Criminal Hillary Rodham Clinton Control U.S. CIA in illegally Occupied Afghanistan?

http://www.ahmedquraishi.com/article_detail.php?id=842

INTERNET-WEB LINKS:

(1) Pakistan’s Growing Anti-Obama Anger

http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/mpapps/pagetools/print/news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8332569.stm

U.S. Outlaw Hillary Clinton Faces Pakistani Anger At U.S. Predator
Drone Attacks on Innocent Pakistanis and Afghans
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2009/10/30-5

U.S. Drone Attacks on Pakistanis and Afghans Violate UN Laws
http://groups.google.com/group/reportpress/t/27a904ee25133748

Petition Against NATO Terrorism and U.S. Drone Attacks in Pakistan
http://groups.google.com/group/reportpress/t/5cac8f691d0c0f

(2) Lawsuit Filed Against Blackwater USA – Xe Services in Lahore High
Court

http://groups.google.com/group/reportpress/t/788579c661922a8e

- Blackwater Book – http://www.blackwaterbook.com
- Rebel Reports – http://www.rebelreports.com
- Blackwater Watch – http://www.blackwaterwatch.net

(3) October 2009 the Bloodiest Month for U.S. Troops Since US-NATO War
on Afghans Began

- http://www.wsws.org/articles/2009/oct2009/afgh-o28.shtml
- http://www.wsws.org/articles/2009/oct2009/afpa-o29.shtml
- http://www.wsws.org/articles/2009/oct2009/pers-o26.shtml
- http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2009/10/29-13

(4) U.S. War Criminal Barack Obama’s Real Death Panels

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article23835.htm

Israeli-Zionist War Criminal Ehud Olmert Could be Arrested in UK for
his Barbarous Crimes Against Humanity
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=109997

Why Americans Gotta Read the “War Crimes Times”
- http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article23845.htm
- http://www.warcrimestimes.org

(5) Indian-Hindu Racist Pig Has Swine Flu

http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/mpapps/pagetools/print/news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8333278.stm

http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/india/2009/10/091030_modi_flu_ka.shtml

First we must recognize our enemy:  As ordained  by the Almighty, “Yahood-o-Nasara kabhi tumharey dost nahi ho saktey “  (Al-Quran) and “Yahood-o-Nasara ko dost nah banao, woh aik dosray kay dost hain aur jis nain un ko dost banaya, woh un main say ho gaya” (Al-Quran).  I never want to be a part of  those who are killing my own Muslim brethren, even if they are right now on the wrong path but they are forced to do that because of our so called “Mohib-e-Watan Democratic Rulers  and the Army”. Yes, there should be no compromise on the unity of Pakistan but on what price? War Against Terror?  First of all the terror has bever been defined by fraternity of nations i.e. the United  Nations. The Jihadis of the yesterday, when they were waging a heroic struggle against USSR, have become terrorists of today just because today they are struggling to evict the master of the Pakistan Politician, civil and military bureacy from Afghanistan and also from Pakistan. Is the war on terror our war?  No!  Never! Now here arises. What we have  gained or lost by siding with the War on Terror? The single and sole commodity the Pakistanis had in abundance by virtue of Islam, was the unity and we have lost   the same. The example of USSR is before us. Stockpiles of weaponry, either conventional or strategic, could not guarantee its survival and ultimately the USSR dismembered.  Pakistan is a no match even to nuclear minnows. Huh this war was  neither our war even yesterday nor today and nor will be tomorrow. So please don’t promote the product which has never been ours.

On the other hand, about joining the hands together for brighter Pakistan, yes I am with every one wants to do so but I have a few  reservations. One is, when there was a movement for restoration of  the Chief Justice, the whole nation was on its toes but when the innocent kinds were being slaughtered in Lal Masja, Jamia Hafsa, Madarassahs of NWFP and the Pathans in their own homes, their homes supposed to be the place of peace, by the American Drones being operated and controlled from our own territory, no one came and comes out on the roads. Why? Are the masses of Pakistan have become impotent. If they can come on the roads to save the Chief Justice of Pakistan, they also cauld  come on the roads to save the innocent kids  who were butchered just for demanding Islam, the very basis and the ideology behind the creation of Pakistan. So we ourselves have rendered the ideology of Pakistan null and void. Realistically speaking, we the Muslims of the Indian sub-continent have very unluckily been deceived by our Quaids, who had nothing to do with Islam, but were actually seculars at the core of their hearts and fully westernized. It was a very clumsy stroke of bad luck that the creation of Pakistan took place at the hands of seculars – the infidels – since there is no concept of secularism in Islam. If the creation of Pakistan had taken place at the hands of the Servants of God, it would have been in a very different condition – certainly very splendid. 60 years have passed and we are still in doubt, whether this country was created as a secular entity or a laboratory for Islam.   So we are like a  wayfarer who has no idea of his destination that where he has to go. A great  desert of uncertainty is sprawling in front of him and he is certainly doomed to perish in the vastness of this desert. Le1  us recall the days when the movement for Pakistan was on and the single and sole slogan being chanted by the Muslim masses of the Indian sub-continent was “Pakistan ka matalab kaya, La Illah Il Alla”. The destination was crystal clear. They wanted a country which could become a laboratory of Islam and the Muslims could lead a life according to the precepts of Islam. But what has happened to their dreams?  All have been shattered. Is there any way out.  Yes! Certainly! Shun the war on terror and also the America. Just impose the Islam in its true letter and spirit and pull away the ground under the feet of so called terrorists. Just imagine, what would be left with them to wage a war against Pakistan.

These things will never change as long as the US army is in occupation of our neighboring country, on our border, meddling in our affairs, our politicians, military and civil bureaucracy taking exotic dictation and remains servile to their personal and alien interests. Whatever administrative measures, either erection of walls around the government installations or their fortification, nothing is going to pay off and you will have to talk to them and sort the matter as it should be. Otherwise, in the nut shell, presently, Pakistan is like a rudderless ship that has spun out of control and ultimately doomed.

“Yes you can change, Yes I can change, Yes we can change”

How is the question?

My Answer is:

1. Say “Yes to Allah” Follow the Quran in its true letter and spirit but  not as elaborated by some illiterate Mullahs.
2. Believe “This war is against our Way of Living which is Islam, and they are terrified from it (some of us also fall in this category).
3. Say “NO MORE” to US.
4. Dispose off your duties honestly and believe that  it is  for your Pakistan and do not waste your valuable time”
5. Always help others without demanding any remuneration.
6. Love tyour youngers and respect your elders.
7. Be a Proud Pakistani (always expect  for good, do not dishearten by bad news)
8. Put a heroic struggle in every sphere of life  for Pakistan without thinking “What I can do”. Just do  always whatever you can.
9. Think for future generations too but not only  for yourself.

khanzadajee: Assalam-o-Alikum

Idrees Azad: Wa alaicum Salam sorry main utha hua tha

Idrees Azad: Khair mubarak

Idrees Azad: aur aap ko b akhtar day mubarak sha

khanzadajee: its ohk sir ji

khanzadajee: so how is the day of eid-ul-fitre

Idrees Azad: fine r u zeb?

khanzadajee: yes

Idrees Azad: oh right. aap ko to etekaaf ki b mubarak ho

khanzadajee: khair mubarik

Idrees Azad: aap nay 10 din guzaray band ho kar

khanzadajee: hhahaha

khanzadajee: sir ji itna shaitan tu nahi hoo

khanzadajee: ke band ho giya

Idrees Azad: oh nahin yar

Idrees Azad: aray wah. ap nay to kamal bat badli

Idrees Azad: subhanallah

Idrees Azad: Allah ap ko aur aap kay ehl e khana ko khush rakhay

khanzadajee: yeh fun ap se hi seekha hai sir ji

khanzadajee: Ameen

Idrees Azad: aap ki hisse mazah hamaisha say bahut umda hay

khanzadajee: Allah apko khush rakhey

Idrees Azad: shukria aameen

khanzadajee: yeh uski karam nawazi hai

Idrees Azad: bay shak

khanzadajee: warna banda tu nacheez hai

Idrees Azad: yeh usi kareem ka karam hay

Idrees Azad: bay shak

khanzadajee: or sunaye sir ji ke sub theek thak hai

khanzadajee: Qasim ko meri taraf se Eid Mubarik keh dejiye ga

Idrees Azad: Allah ka shukar hay

Idrees Azad: qasim say keh dia wo abi online ho jai ga

Idrees Azad: zara pkanay main masroof hay

khanzadajee: acha kia pak raha hai

khanzadajee: sawiyan?

Idrees Azad: qorma.

Idrees Azad: murgh ka

khanzadajee: ammm monh me pani aa giya nam suntey hi

Idrees Azad: mujhay b bhook lagi hui hay

khanzadajee: acha….Qasim nak rooh hai uskey hath me ziaqa bhi acha ho g

Idrees Azad: han bahut hi acha zaiqa hota hay

Idrees Azad: isi liay to paka raha hay

khanzadajee: he is a very cute and gentlman

khanzadajee: I admire him

Idrees Azad: yes of course

Idrees Azad: aap kay bhai ka kia hal hay

Idrees Azad: unko meri taraf say eid mubarak keh dain

Idrees Azad: plz

khanzadajee: he is sleeping right now, but I will…..when he wokeup

khanzadajee: thanks

Idrees Azad: ok right

khanzadajee: sir ji in das ratoo me koshish ki ke LA ILAH HA ILALLAHO  ka matlab samjh sakoo

Idrees Azad: i m on call

khanzadajee: ohk

khanzadajee: take u r time

Idrees Azad: oh

Idrees Azad: very good

Idrees Azad: to kuch samajh aai?

Idrees Azad: plz tell me if you got something like samajh

khanzadajee: hahahaa

khanzadajee: well I got little bit

khanzadajee: which is Yakeen-e-Kamil

Idrees Azad: oh plz little bit is more than enough

khanzadajee: Nahi koi bhi Mabood magar Allah, jo Raziq, Malik, Khaliq or sub se barh kar Rehman

khanzadajee: Sirf Mangna Shart

Idrees Azad: bay shak

khanzadajee: or mangna humko nahi aata

Idrees Azad: koi shak nahin

Idrees Azad: magar baghari maangay b o wo deta hay

khanzadajee: 1 baba ji miley or unho ney bus 1 baat kahi ke chor de khudi ko wali ho jai ga

Idrees Azad: jab keh allama iqbal farmaatay han khudi ko buland kar to wali ho jai ga

Idrees Azad: mera apna aik sher hay.

khanzadajee: beshak woh rahim bhi hai

Idrees Azad: tu khuda hay to bina maangay ata kar sabko

Idrees Azad: kiun teray dar peh koi ban kay sawali jai

khanzadajee: subhannallah

Idrees Azad: jab koi aam insaan sadqa deta hay

Idrees Azad: to wo yeh nahin kehta keh jo mujh say mangay ga main usay dunga

khanzadajee: Allah ho Akbar

Idrees Azad: aam insan yeh b nahin kehta keh jo jitni aajzi saymaangay ga main usay utna ziada doonga

Idrees Azad: balkeh aam insaan ka amal us waqt khuda kay amal say behtar mehsoos hota hay kiunkeh ba qaol mulla kay khuda ka amal yeh hain keh wo minnatain karnay walon ko deta hay

Idrees Azad: aam insaan khuda say behtara amal wala kaisay ho sakta hay?

Idrees Azad: impossible

Idrees Azad: chunaacheh saabit hua keh khuda minnatain karnay ka nahin kehta

Idrees Azad: balkeh ham par chhorta hay

Idrees Azad: keh ham kis tarah usay maantay hain

Idrees Azad: aik zaalim baadshah ki tarah

Idrees Azad: ya aik raheem maan ki tarah

Idrees Azad: ya aik shafeeq bap ki tarah jis tarah eesaai maantay hain

Idrees Azad: to bat yeh keh allah ki sab sifaat hain.

Idrees Azad: aur ham kisi aik sifat kay peechay par kar yeh samajhnay lagtay hainkeh wohi sara allah hay

Idrees Azad: sab sifaat but hain. but parasti hay sifaat ki pooja

Idrees Azad: zat ki ibaadat nahin ki jaati usay apnay andar utaara jata hay

Idrees Azad: salaaat ka arbi main tarjama hay nizaam e islaah

Idrees Azad: namaz to lafz hi faarsi ka hay

Idrees Azad: isi tarah allah ta’ala say ro ro kar maangnay wola allah ko kia samajhta hay. keh wo koi baadshah hay

Idrees Azad: toba toba

Idrees Azad: doston say koi b ro ro kar nahin mangta

Idrees Azad: allah ko dost banao to yeh maslay nahin rehtay

Idrees Azad: i am sorry yar

khanzadajee: Sir ji kion sharminda kartey hai

khanzadajee: Aap ney tu sahi matlab batya hai LA ILAH ka

Idrees Azad: oh thanks

Idrees Azad: bas main to yahi kehta hun keh molvi ham say chhupaata hay. haqeeqat ko

Idrees Azad: aur bas

khanzadajee: bilkul sahi keha

Idrees Azad: thanks

khanzadajee: molvi bhut kuch chuppata hai

Idrees Azad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xoctNSw44E

Idrees Azad: yeh haqeeqi movi hay

khanzadajee: wow

Idrees Azad: hay keh nahin?

khanzadajee: he is such a good singer

Idrees Azad: of course

Idrees Azad: really he is

khanzadajee: Uffffffffffffffff

Idrees Azad: ham nay is banday ki qadar nahin ki

khanzadajee: yeh tu mai bhi manta hoo

khanzadajee: or is cheez per achi khasi chand parade bhi hotee hai meri

khanzadajee: becoz mery ghar me molvi ziyda hai

Idrees Azad: hahahah

khanzadajee: sir ji 1 baat ke ….Duniya Baghair Mehnat ke mil saktee hai magar Aakhirat baghair mehnat ke nahi milie gi, or is Din ke liye mehnat shart hai

Idrees Azad: aakhriat k liay sirf khaalis niyyat hona zaroori. baqi dunia b chalti rahay aur niyyat theek ho to akhrat theek hoti hay

Idrees Azad: bas

khanzadajee: Niyyat se murad?

Idrees Azad: innmal aamaalu binniyaat

Idrees Azad: hadis hay

Idrees Azad: aamaal ka daaro madar niyat par hay

khanzadajee: theek, magar niyyat ke sath kuch Farz bhi jurey hai

Idrees Azad: matalab?

khanzadajee: Nimaz, Roza Haj Zakat or La iLaha illalah

Idrees Azad: yeh badni tarbiat kay tareeqay hain. har mazhab aur qaom peh paai jatay hain. in ehmiyat is say ziada kuch nahin keh yeh izteraari halat main ulta mana ho jata hain

Idrees Azad: jismaani tarbiat zaroori hay magar dunia ka har kam agar theek niyat say ho to bas wo naiki hay

khanzadajee: Iztarai halat me ulta mana se mai kia samjhoo?

Idrees Azad: maslan jang main kul 2 rakat hotay hain aur aik rakat aik saf walay parh kar chalay jatay hain to doosri saf doosri rakat parhti hay. yeh quran main hay. isi tarah aurat ko haiz kay dino main mana hay. isi tarah nasha ki halat main namaz parhni mana hay

Idrees Azad: isi tarah roza beemar aur musaafir kay liay na rakhnay ki ijazat hay

Idrees Azad: to yeh hain jismaani tarbiat kay tareeqay

Idrees Azad: allah yeh nahin kehta keh meray aagay is tarah jhuko aur us tarah jhuko

Idrees Azad: bas wo kehta keh jis tarah b ho

Idrees Azad: shukar ada karo

Idrees Azad: aur dil say karo

Idrees Azad: main aap ko quran ki aik aayat sunaata hun aap hi faisala karain

Idrees Azad: innallazeen aamanoo

Idrees Azad: wallazeena haadoo

Idrees Azad: wannasaara

Idrees Azad: man aamana

Idrees Azad: billa hi

Idrees Azad: walyoumil

Idrees Azad: aakhiri

Idrees Azad: wa amila saalihan

Idrees Azad: falahum ajruhum

Idrees Azad: inda rabbihim

Idrees Azad: fala khaofun alaihim

Idrees Azad: wala hum yahzanoon

Idrees Azad: aur eeman walay

Idrees Azad: aur yahoodi

Idrees Azad: aur nasraani

Idrees Azad: aur sitaara parast

Idrees Azad: in main say jo

Idrees Azad: allah ko maanta hay aur aakhrat ko

Idrees Azad: aur saalih aamal karta hay

Idrees Azad: us kay liay allah kay pas ajar hay

Idrees Azad: aur un ko koi khaof nahin

Idrees Azad: aur un ko koi huzn nahin

Idrees Azad: ab in ayaat main 4 mazhab kay logon ko Quran nay nijaat ki khush khabri d hay

Idrees Azad: to kia ham is say ziada kia keh saktay hain keh asal cheez amal hay

Idrees Azad: allah ko hamari bhook say koi gharaz nahin

Idrees Azad: us ko hamari niyat say dilchaspi hay

khanzadajee: Agar mai sahih Niyyat se khao ke Ya Muhammad……tu kia theek ho ga?

Idrees Azad: bilkul theek hoga

Idrees Azad: 100 percent

Idrees Azad: agar aap ki niyat theek hogi to

Idrees Azad: aur agar niyat theek nahin hogi aur aap ya allah b kahin gay

Idrees Azad: to theek nahin hoga

khanzadajee: Magar Quran me 1 bar bhi Allah ney yeh nahi kaha ke Ya Muhammad………?

Idrees Azad: kia matlab?

Idrees Azad: allah nay to sara quran ya muhammad keh kar utaara

Idrees Azad: maslan ya ayuhal muddassir

Idrees Azad: ya ayyuhal muzammil

Idrees Azad: ya ayyuhannabi

Idrees Azad: muhammad to aik insan ka nam tha. quran main us insan ki sifat tak say pukara

Idrees Azad: aur phir zati nam bi 3 jaga ayaa

Idrees Azad: aur sara quran direct unhi say mukhatib kar kay utara gia

Idrees Azad: aap ka matlab kia hay is say?

Idrees Azad: aap mujhay aik bat batain

Idrees Azad: keh wo log jo musalmaan nahin hain

Idrees Azad: lekin bahut naik hain

Idrees Azad: un ka kia muaamla hoga?

Idrees Azad: jannat keh jahannam?

khanzadajee: jahnum

khanzadajee: Jannat ke liye musalman hona shart hai

khanzadajee: kionkey janat musalman ke liye banai gai hai

khanzadajee: Dasara Taira ahushaho ka kia matlab hai?

Idrees Azad: to kia yeh insaaf ka taqaza hay?

Idrees Azad: aap khud bolo

khanzadajee: Amal ke lehaz se

khanzadajee: ji han

Idrees Azad: asal main jo aayaat main nay ooper likhin

Idrees Azad: un main ghair mulsimon kay sath jo muaamla hoga

Idrees Azad: wo bataya gia hay

Idrees Azad: asal main islam ka matlab hay salaamti

Idrees Azad: aur jo b salaamti kay nizaam main yaqeen rakhta hay

Idrees Azad: wo musalman hay

Idrees Azad: aur jannat us ka ghar hay

Idrees Azad: asal main ham musalman salamti ko bhool chukay hain aur qatal aur zulm ikhtiar kar kay allah say jannat maangtay ahin

Idrees Azad: yahoodiyon ko b yahi wehm ho gia tha

Idrees Azad: jis ka quran main zika aya hai

Idrees Azad: keh wo kehtay thay keh jannat to sirf hamaray liay banai gai hay

Idrees Azad: islam salamti hay

Idrees Azad: sirf salaamti

Idrees Azad: agar aap aik mandir main aik but kay samnay kharay ho kar b allah waid ko pukartay hain to wo sunta hay

Idrees Azad: allah hamari namazon ko utha kr hamaray munh par day maarta hay. agar un main salaamti kay haq main ikhlaas nahin

Idrees Azad: masjid main uthak baithak karnay ka nam islam nahin (hazrat umar)

khanzadajee: Magar LA ILAHA ILLALAH shirt-e-awal hai ke nahi?

Idrees Azad: La ilaha illallah bay shak shart e awal hay magar arbi main parhna zaroori nahin agarcheh behtar hay. aur bahut behtar hay keh arbi main parha jai. ab agar aik jazeera hawai ka banda salamti ka qail hay to wo la ila illaha apni zabanmain keh rha hay

Idrees Azad: ham par arab ki tehzeeb laagoo ki jaanay ki koshish ghalat hay. islam ksi ilaqay ki tehzeeb ko nahin khatam karta

Idrees Azad: ham aaj jis islam ko maantay hain yeh musalman faatiheen ki waja say hamain mila

Idrees Azad: agar ham huzoor kay mizaj shanas hain to ham rahmatul lil aalameen kay naqsh e qadam par chalain gay

Idrees Azad: aur rahmat ka matlab to ap ko ata hoga

Idrees Azad: quran nay huzoor ko aalameen k liay rahmat kaha hay

Idrees Azad: salamti aur rahmat kay ilawa islam nay kabi koi bat nain ki

Idrees Azad: einstine musalman tha kiunkeh wo naik b tha aur aik khuda ka qail b tha

Idrees Azad: isi tarah laakhon log aur b hain

Idrees Azad: ham nay apni alag dukan kiun bana rakhi hay?

Idrees Azad: kia ham yahood kay naqsh e qadam par chaltay hain

khanzadajee: Dukan tu nasamjhi ki alamat hai

khanzadajee: warna islam tu itna nahi jitna hum paish kartey hai

khanzadajee: or duniya ko karobar banya howa hai, halankey jab Allah ke ahkam or Nabi ke tareqey Toot rahey ho tu musalman per duniya ka karobar karna haram hai

khanzadajee: Kia yeh fatwa theek hai?

To be Continued…………………..

It will take just 37 seconds to read this and change your thinking.

Two men, both seriously ill, occupied the same hospital room. One man was allowed to sit up in his bed for an hour each afternoon to help drain the fluid from his lungs. His bed was next to the room’s only window. The other man had to spend all his time flat on his back.

The men talked for hours on end. They spoke of their wives and families, their homes, their jobs, their involvement in the military service, where they had been on vacation..

Every afternoon, when the man in the bed by the window could sit up, he would pass the time by describing to his roommate all the things he could see outside the window.

The man in the other bed began to live for those one hour periods where his world would be broadened and enlivened by all the activity and color of the world outside.

The window overlooked a park with a lovely lake. Ducks and swans played on the water while children sailed their model boats. Young lovers walked arm in arm amidst flowers of every color and a fine view of the city skyline could be seen in the distance.

As the man by the window described all this in exquisite details, the man on the other side of the room would close his eyes and imagine this picturesque scene.

One warm afternoon, the man by the window described a parade passing by.

Although the other man could not hear the band – he could see it in his mind’s eye as the gentleman by the window portrayed it with descriptive words.

Days, weeks and months passed.

One morning, the day nurse arrived to bring water for their baths only to find the lifeless body of the man by the window, who had died peacefully in his sleep.

She was saddened and called the hospital attendants to take the body away. As soon as it seemed appropriate, the other man asked if he could be moved next to the window. The nurse was happy to make the switch, and after making sure he was comfortable, she left him alone.

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Slowly, painfully, he propped himself up on one elbow to take his first look at the real world outside.  He strained to slowly turn to look out the window besides the bed. It faced a blank wall. The man asked the nurse what could have compelled his deceased roommate who had described such wonderful things outside this window. The nurse responded that the man was blind and could not even see the wall.

She said, ‘Perhaps he just wanted to encourage you.’

Epilogue:

There is tremendous happiness in making others happy, despite our own situations. Shared grief is half the sorrow, but happiness when shared, is doubled. If you want to feel rich, just count all the things you have that money can’t buy. ’Today is a gift that is why it is called The Present.

The origin of this letter is unknown, but it brings good luck to everyone who passes it on. Do not keep this letter. I pray you will forward it to all your friends to whom you wish God’s blessings.

I just reply him with this note……

Tell the same to GEO….

Especially to Hamid Mir & Kamran Khan….

 The issue of militancy and the Taliban continues to be framed erroneously — most recently as a variant of the “with us or against us” choice: either one supports the military operation in Swat and Fata or one is supportive of the Taliban. Just as the Bush choice has been largely responsible for the chaos and radicalisation in the Muslim world, so the Pakistani variant doing the rounds currently misses the real issue. After all, there is and always has been a consensus in Pakistan that militant extremism should be crushed and the writ of the state and government established. The disagreement is over how to go about achieving this objective. Should there be an attempt to go to the root causes of militancy and then to resolve the issue through a multi-pronged strategy including dialogue backed by state power as well as policies to bring in the marginalised population by giving them a viable stake in the system? Or does the solution lie in simply unleashing indiscriminate military force to establish the writ of the state while the roots of the problem continue to fester? Having just returned from a visit to the US organised by the Pakistani community to raise money for Shaukat Khanum Hospital, as a result of meetings arranged by the community I had the opportunity to meet with Senator John Kerry and Congressman Gary Ackerman, both influential players in the context of our region. I was surprised to find both quite open to rethinking their present Afghan strategy. In fact, they have realised that the continuation of the military-centric Bush approach has failed and new options must be examined. There is, therefore, a need to engage with those in the US seeking more viable alternatives for this region as well as with members of the Obama administration. A meaningful engagement can be done through sending a delegation of experts who understand the tribal areas and Afghanistan – not simply the self-anointed “experts” — referred to by one analyst as “native Pakistani informer(s) — who speak what the traditionalists in the US want to hear. I am convinced that a powerful presentation can be made about the need for a US exit strategy from Afghanistan and I believe the Obama Administration can be made to see the following points: * It is costing the $60 billion a year and costs will go up with the surge – and with no guarantee of a turnaround. Simply sending more troops into a multidimensional conflict will not turn the tide in one’s favour. * The longer this war goes on, the more chances of a radical takeover in Afghanistan and the greater the threat of radicalisation amongst the Muslim youth. These youth, especially in the Western countries, pose a greater danger to these countries including the US than al-Qaeda. * The situation in Afghanistan has been moving in favour of the Taliban and deteriorating for Nato and US forces since the past few years. The question is why our government does not realise that there has to be a new strategy as the current one is sheer madness? The answer is that there are those in our leadership who are quite willing to go along with the current policy of spilling Pakistani blood — both of the soldiers, civilians and militants — as long as they can get dollars and US support. Even more crucial, all the issues of bad governance and corruption (400% rise in 3 years) are papered over as the leadership hides its incompetence under the counter terrorism banner. Like their predecessors, they also know that if things go out of control in Pakistan, they can always take off to western capitals where their wealth and properties await them. Beginning from zero militant Taliban in 2004 before the Waziristan operation, today there are around 30 Taliban groups (according to the presentation given by the army to the Parliamentarians). No one has any idea who is backing which group; what percentage are fighting because of Pushtun solidarity; how many belong to the old jehadi groups created at the time of the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan; how many are actually criminals and unemployed; how many are paid by the enemies of Pakistan to destabilise the country; and so on. In other words, there is an odd amalgam of militants and criminal elements seeking to destabilise the Pakistani state. How can military operations be supported when our soldiers die in vain, when each operation produces more militancy as well as increasing the suffering of the local civilian population? While the government correctly claims that drone attacks are counter productive and produce more militancy, would the Pakistan military’s aerial bombardment with its indiscriminate “collateral damage” also not have the same effect? Herein lies a basic contradiction in the government’s policy. Those who are suffering the most are the people of the tribal areas and Swat – with over three million people displaced, their homes, livelihood and children’s education destroyed. What about the forgotten Bajaur operation earlier this year when 500,000 civilians were displaced and our soldiers suffered many casualties. Today, the Taliban control the same areas that the army had removed them from earlier. The most disconcerting aspect of the present military action is that no one is interested to know what needs to happen for us for “victory” to be declared. As happened in the fight against the Soviets in Afghanistan, this “war” could go on endlessly and spread across the country. After all, a brief look at the history of the tribal areas reveals how the British were embroiled in an unwinnable war for 80 years and before them the tribals confronted the Moghuls for 69 years. Can Pakistan afford these operations for even the next five years? How will we deal with the continuing flow of displaced people – or how long will the IDPs survive living as nomads in their own country? How are we planning to stop the radicalisation of the youth in such conditions? Where will we find the resources to eventually rehabilitate these displaced families, given the massive infrastructure damage? What about the impact on the economy if these operations continue endlessly? Already the political situation in the NWFP is getting worse by the day. We have created perfect environment for our enemies to exploit tensions emerging from the current chaos- ethnic, provincial, religious (shia/sunni, deobandi/barelevi) and class (as in Swat). The critical question is: what is the solution? In Swat, despite being a severe critic of the timing and nature of the military operation, now that it is in full swing, it has to go on till the writ of the government is established. Otherwise there will be even more anarchy as all existing infrastructure has been destroyed. But there is still a need for a more targeted focus of the military operation and a gearing up of the civil administration including the police and local judiciary. The solution lies in pulling our troops out of Fata gradually and simultaneously reviving the tribal structure. But this means not only withstanding political pressure from Washington but also doing without US dollars – both of these seem beyond the capability of the current dollar-addicted leadership! However there are voices within the US political and administrative structures that are becoming more sceptical about the US policy in Afghanistan. For instance, Graham Fuller, the former CIA station chief in Kabul wrote in the International Herald Tribune that there was no military solution to the problem in Afghanistan. According to him, Pakistan was “cracking under the pressure” put on it to “do more” by the US and that the Pakistan security forces could control the militancy within its borders provided Nato leaves Afghanistan. If sane voices in the US can see the writing on the wall, why is our leadership still going down a suicidal course for their own vested interests – destroying the military and the nation in the process?

Source: Insaf.pk

Story Starts from Here… 

This is the dark age of competition. Every one is looking forward and never looks behind such as Lucy gray. This poem is written by willium wordsworth.

 Lets to read a stanza of this poem in which I shall discuss the word “behind”

 “Yet some maintain that to this day she is a living child

That you may see that Lucy gray upon the lone some wind

Over rough and smooth she trips along and never looks behind.”

So I was talking about the word behind. In this Dark Age we have totally forgotten our past and we never look behind.

          I am also one of them. I neither read the past nor write about the past. I am also a competitor and compete every one in every walk of life. During this competition I become THREE IN ONE.

Lets to explain what is THREE IN ONE.

For the first time in my life I join a Chinese company CLJV {Crescent Lioning Joint venture} as a security guard and I started my job with less salary of Rs 1800.

          It is not enough for me but I continue my job. In our company there were great mechanics for auto workshop there was a big store in which you will find every kind of spare parts for vehicles. There were three power electricians. When the power failed they operate the generator. They became my friend because their office was beside to our office. So I decided to learn the magic methods of electrician. So I said to them that I want to become an electrician. They accepted my request and I began hard work to become an electrician. At last I become a power electrician.

          During this stage I got admission in the FCC (Frontier Computer College) and successfully completed my one year diploma in computer programming. When the Chinese company completed their project they terminated the entire officer and the entire labourer. But I have a great hope for a job because I was an electrician and a diploma holder.

          But in think that every will be astonish to hear that now I am a Mason and working for the whole day long in the direct sun light. But still I hope that I am Three in One.

I never look behind. Because no young men ever think he shall die. He may believe that others will.

                                      OR

Assent to be doctrine that men are moral but he could bring it home to himself individually.

          Who will be the successful man in this mortal world……?

I think the successful man is that who prepare for Hereafter. If we keep the Islamic virtues we will be success I our life otherwise ………

میں پاس ہو گیا ہوں مگر پھر بھی فیل ہوں

                                                                       تعلیمی اداروں کے ہاتھو میں کھیل ہوں

جسکا نشانہ جائے غلط میں وہی غلیل ہوں

میں حاک میں ملا ہوا مٹی کا تیل ہوں

“Basically, the SIM comes with no data in it, such as an audio cassette comes blank first, but you can record songs in it. The same way, you would have to purchase a blank SIM and get it loaded into a SIM card reader to load SIM data into it. The blank SIM is available in the market for Rs 250 while the cost of loading 6 SIM’s data over it is also Rs 250,” said Zawar Hussain, an IT expert, in an exclusive talk with the APP. For instance, he said, this blank SIM could be loaded with data of your Mobilink, Telenor, Zong and Warid SIMs, simultaneously.

“So you need to take along 5 SIMs to a mobile market, where someone offer such a services, to get 1 SIM in return that has all connections in it for Rs 500 only. You can keep one connection switched on at one time, and you will have to restart your phone in order to switch from one connection to another,” he added.

“It has been useful for the international traders who travel a lot, and they don’t have to carry local SIMs for each country they travel. So is the case of tourists and youth,” he added. However, Zawar Hussain noted that the Warid and Telenor SIMs may not be got copied on the same SIM which means that, if a SIM has Telenor’s data in it, then Warid’s data may not get copied and vice versa.

“If you use multiple SIMs with one mobile phone, then you can avoid opening phone and replacing SIMs with this 6 in 1 SIM. These SIM Card readers are available in all major markets of big cities, including Rawalpindi, Lahore, Karachi, Faisalabad, Sialkot, etc,” he added.

“Never give out your SIM to any shopkeeper for copying your SIM. Instead, get this USB SIM Card Reader/Copier and do this at your home. Otherwise, the shopkeeper may keep a copy of your SIM and use it later on,” warned the expert. When contacted, Mubasher Javed Khan, a college student, confirmed that he had done so.

“This is the best modern device I ever got. However, I think it affects our normal communication on a single SIM. I am looking for a gadget that could help me use more than one connections at a time. I would also want to know if this magic SIM works on all cell phones,” he added.

Uzair Khan, another student said it would be a very pleasant experience to have six connections over one SIM. However, he asked, “What about the protection of our SIM data. What if they copy your normal SIM data and save it later on and clone your SIM card on another blank sim.” When contacted, Zawar Hussain said this could happen and one must be very careful while using such a modern gadget.

“It is easy to make copies of these SIMs and write them on any blank SIM. I would suggest that never ever give your SIM to a shopkeeper for preparing this SIM even if he doesn’t charge you. If he prepares back up of your SIM on his computer, he would be able to use your SIM, as if you yourself would be using it. Moreover, he can make as many copies as he wishes. Not only that, no one would be able to help you not even that mobile company whose SIM are you using,” he added.

However, he said one cannot copy every SIM by this copier, it can copy only old SIM and not a new SIM, as the new SIMs have better technology. The new SIM circuit is small than the old ones, as the old SIM circuit is much bigger, he concluded.

Copyright Associated Press of Pakistan, 2009