The version of Islam that does not allow woman to be educated and get a job and leave the house despite nothing in Islam saying so. I think thats what he meant.
17 year old suicide bomber telling how mullah allowed them to tuch womens in dark
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The version of Islam that does not allow woman to be educated and get a job and leave the house despite nothing in Islam saying so. I think thats what he meant.
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Agreed. Some follow these pre-Islamic codes and social norms -- yet append them into their cultural version of Islam. It's not evocative of true Islam . . . yet some of their people are never educated to know this. (after all, our frame of reference for behavior, laws and reality are entirely based upon the experiences we have as individuals.)
It's upsetting that these events occur. Even the most novice students of psychology can understand that what is most taboo can easily become that which is most desired.
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Why Indian doctors? Indian are no way connected here let the honors be with the country where it happens. If its related to translation then
I doubt how many understand the title posts language and the forum is in English.
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He said directors.
Although transvestites have fallen out of favor in Bollywood movies.
But hey, even the Taliban need some *ehem* *ehem* from time to time.
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Virgins Welcome those who Attack people - Arrested 17 year old Suicide bomber
Driver drove the car in zig zag manner & told,"Virgins who came came fighting each other for you are here on this road, I am trying not to hit them while driving"
A suicide bomber who was arrested few weeks, ago while entering from NWFP to Punjab has given security officials valuable info about the training & tactics employed by suicide bomber.He also revealed how the religious beliefs were employed to brain wash these suicide bombers.A responsible official from Islamabad has revealed stunning info about the tactics employed by suicide bombers & their handlers who interviewed the 17 year old suicide bomber aka "leader".
The 17 year told investigators that he & his comrades were told about the Quran & sunnah & the different heroic deeds performed by the Jehadis before them & the way other martyrs worked extremely hard for the 'heaven', this way we became anxious to embrace death.According to 17 year old he was not only told that "virgins are waiting for him in heaven" he was also took near a woman in dark & allowed to feel & touch the sensitive body parts of a woman, Mufti(Mullah) told him that this is nothing once you are in heaven you will have 'fun' a thousand times more than this. Once I was ready to embrace death & wore the 'sacred jacket' i was sent to Punjab, the driver with me was driving the car in a zig zag manner even on an empty road, i asked him why are you doing this he told me that " As you are going to be a martyr Virgins who came came fighting each other for you are here on this road, I am trying not to hit them while driving". According to "leader" many girls(women) are brought to them let these bombers feel their body, these women are also told that by doing this they will get heaven
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DAWN.COM | Columnists | Dragon's teeth
By Irfan Husain
Saturday, 02 Jan, 2010
IN the ancient Greek myth, when Jason and the Argonauts are on their quest to find the golden fleece, one of the more terrifying dangers they face comes from the ‘dragon’s teeth’.
These objects, when planted in the ground, cause fierce warriors called spertoi to spring forth.
I was reminded of this bit of Greek mythology as I was reading Imtiaz Gul’s extremely well-researched book The Al Qaeda Connection. The author meticulously lists all the various extremist outfits that kill under the banner of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), as well as other equally lethal groups who slaughter the innocent in the name of Islam. He also gives us thumbnail sketches of various warlords who run these gangs.
Ploughing through these details, I wondered how this hydra-headed monster — to bring in another Greek legend — could ever be laid to rest. The reality is that as soon as one of these killers is eliminated, more spring forward to replace them. After Baitullah Mehsud, the vicious leader of the TTP, was finally killed in a drone attack, many Pakistanis breathed a sigh of relief. But almost immediately, Hakeemullah Mehsud took over, and has been directing a ferocious and unending series of suicide attacks across the country.
The latest atrocity on Ashura in Karachi that killed a number of Shia mourners shows that it is impossible to stop such attacks aimed at soft targets. A procession of tens of thousands, passing through miles of densely populated city blocks, simply cannot be safeguarded against determined suicide bombers.
The TTP was quick to claim responsibility for the Karachi attack, as it has done for a number of others. The question of who is funding these killers remains a mystery, although Imtiaz Gul has tried to unravel it in his book. While Saudi funding of extremist groups like the virulently anti-Shia SSP was an open secret, apparently direct government financing from Riyadh ceased after 9/11. However, Gul cites anecdotal evidence to suggest that this money has not completely dried up.
In one example, he follows the indoctrination of a young would-be suicide bomber called Mansoor Khan Dawar of Hurmaz, a small village in North Waziristan. Gul quotes Dawar talking of his training under Abu Nasir al-Qahtani:
“When I met al-Qahtani, he soon impressed me by his thoughts on Islam and America and I decided to become a suicide bomber.… I completed my training in the mountains in 20 days. Most of the time we were either training or praying, and the speeches by al-Qahtani were very emotional and motivating. Our instructors would show videos of atrocities on Muslims, and also teach us verses of the Holy Quran and hadiths against the infidels.…”
Allowed to visit his parents before his final mission, Dawar was engaged by his father, mercifully an educated man, on the jihad being waged by the extremists. He asked his son why these militants didn’t target Arabs, and whether suicide bombing was in line with the Islamic Sharia. Finally, Dawar’s father said he would not block his son’s suicidal path if he received satisfactory replies to these questions from his mentors.
Dawar posed these questions to a local teacher who passed them on to al-Qahtani over the phone. As cited by Gul, the Arab replied: “We receive funds from Arab countries, therefore we cannot carry out any attack there, and if we commit any wrong there, they will stop supply of funds to us. But jihad in Pakistan and Afghanistan is lawful and even the Saudis believe so.”
Disturbed by these self-serving replies, Dawar managed to escape the clutches of these extremists through an agreement brokered by the local teacher. But he is an exception: the vast majority believe that they will achieve instant entry into heaven populated by beautiful virgins. According to one gullible bomber who failed in his mission and was captured alive, his mentor had told him that pulling the trigger on his suicide vest was like punching the button that would ignite the rocket that would carry him straight to paradise.
When Pakistani troops captured a TTP stronghold in South Waziristan recently, they came across a wall with paintings of scenes from heaven; one panel bore images of nude women. It seems these images were used in the brainwashing of impressionable, madressah-educated young men.
In an interesting section about the sources of funding this war, Gul cites a number of Pakistan government initiatives aimed at developing Fata. Apparently, warlords have received millions of rupees by way of diverted public funds. In addition, the late Baitullah Mehsud was given Rs50m to release 280 soldiers captured by him in August 2007. It seems that much of the money provided by taxpayers to develop the tribal areas is being used to slaughter the same Pakistani citizens.
The ISI connection to these killers has long attracted speculation and universal criticism. But Gul quotes both Gen Kayani who headed the ISI for some time during Musharraf’s rule, and Gen Pasha, the present head of the agency, as stoutly denying any ISI involvement. He cites Gen Pasha as declaring: “We would obviously like to fix these rogues. They are killing our own people, and are certainly not friends of this country.”
For many years, the Pakistani establishment has drawn a line between the ‘good Taliban’ and the bad guys. The former are the ones who are battling western forces in Afghanistan, while the latter are the terrorists who have killed and maimed thousands of Pakistanis. But to the rest of the world, this distinction is meaningless: they are all seen as murderous extremists who are waging jihad to impose their Stone-Age values and rules on the rest of us.
For all the talk of negotiations and deals, the fact is that these hardened killers want nothing short of a total victory. They have always used talks as a means of gaining respite, and used the time to rearm and regroup.
But this article is not a message of despair. These extremists can be defeated, provided we are willing to take the tough political decisions needed. These include a thorough reform of the madressahs that churn out the foot soldiers and the suicide bombers. Thus far, both Musharraf and Asif Zardari have failed to take the bull by the horns. Until this is done, the dragon’s teeth sown by Gen Zia will keep on multiplying.
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By Irfan Husain
Saturday, 02 Jan, 2010
IN the ancient Greek myth, when Jason and the Argonauts are on their quest to find the golden fleece, one of the more terrifying dangers they face comes from the ‘dragon’s teeth’.
These objects, when planted in the ground, cause fierce warriors called spertoi to spring forth.
I was reminded of this bit of Greek mythology as I was reading Imtiaz Gul’s extremely well-researched book The Al Qaeda Connection. The author meticulously lists all the various extremist outfits that kill under the banner of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), as well as other equally lethal groups who slaughter the innocent in the name of Islam. He also gives us thumbnail sketches of various warlords who run these gangs.
Ploughing through these details, I wondered how this hydra-headed monster — to bring in another Greek legend — could ever be laid to rest. The reality is that as soon as one of these killers is eliminated, more spring forward to replace them. After Baitullah Mehsud, the vicious leader of the TTP, was finally killed in a drone attack, many Pakistanis breathed a sigh of relief. But almost immediately, Hakeemullah Mehsud took over, and has been directing a ferocious and unending series of suicide attacks across the country.
The latest atrocity on Ashura in Karachi that killed a number of Shia mourners shows that it is impossible to stop such attacks aimed at soft targets. A procession of tens of thousands, passing through miles of densely populated city blocks, simply cannot be safeguarded against determined suicide bombers.
The TTP was quick to claim responsibility for the Karachi attack, as it has done for a number of others. The question of who is funding these killers remains a mystery, although Imtiaz Gul has tried to unravel it in his book. While Saudi funding of extremist groups like the virulently anti-Shia SSP was an open secret, apparently direct government financing from Riyadh ceased after 9/11. However, Gul cites anecdotal evidence to suggest that this money has not completely dried up.
In one example, he follows the indoctrination of a young would-be suicide bomber called Mansoor Khan Dawar of Hurmaz, a small village in North Waziristan. Gul quotes Dawar talking of his training under Abu Nasir al-Qahtani:
“When I met al-Qahtani, he soon impressed me by his thoughts on Islam and America and I decided to become a suicide bomber.… I completed my training in the mountains in 20 days. Most of the time we were either training or praying, and the speeches by al-Qahtani were very emotional and motivating. Our instructors would show videos of atrocities on Muslims, and also teach us verses of the Holy Quran and hadiths against the infidels.…”
Allowed to visit his parents before his final mission, Dawar was engaged by his father, mercifully an educated man, on the jihad being waged by the extremists. He asked his son why these militants didn’t target Arabs, and whether suicide bombing was in line with the Islamic Sharia. Finally, Dawar’s father said he would not block his son’s suicidal path if he received satisfactory replies to these questions from his mentors.
Dawar posed these questions to a local teacher who passed them on to al-Qahtani over the phone. As cited by Gul, the Arab replied: “We receive funds from Arab countries, therefore we cannot carry out any attack there, and if we commit any wrong there, they will stop supply of funds to us. But jihad in Pakistan and Afghanistan is lawful and even the Saudis believe so.”
Disturbed by these self-serving replies, Dawar managed to escape the clutches of these extremists through an agreement brokered by the local teacher. But he is an exception: the vast majority believe that they will achieve instant entry into heaven populated by beautiful virgins. According to one gullible bomber who failed in his mission and was captured alive, his mentor had told him that pulling the trigger on his suicide vest was like punching the button that would ignite the rocket that would carry him straight to paradise.
When Pakistani troops captured a TTP stronghold in South Waziristan recently, they came across a wall with paintings of scenes from heaven; one panel bore images of nude women. It seems these images were used in the brainwashing of impressionable, madressah-educated young men.
In an interesting section about the sources of funding this war, Gul cites a number of Pakistan government initiatives aimed at developing Fata. Apparently, warlords have received millions of rupees by way of diverted public funds. In addition, the late Baitullah Mehsud was given Rs50m to release 280 soldiers captured by him in August 2007. It seems that much of the money provided by taxpayers to develop the tribal areas is being used to slaughter the same Pakistani citizens.
The ISI connection to these killers has long attracted speculation and universal criticism. But Gul quotes both Gen Kayani who headed the ISI for some time during Musharraf’s rule, and Gen Pasha, the present head of the agency, as stoutly denying any ISI involvement. He cites Gen Pasha as declaring: “We would obviously like to fix these rogues. They are killing our own people, and are certainly not friends of this country.”
For many years, the Pakistani establishment has drawn a line between the ‘good Taliban’ and the bad guys. The former are the ones who are battling western forces in Afghanistan, while the latter are the terrorists who have killed and maimed thousands of Pakistanis. But to the rest of the world, this distinction is meaningless: they are all seen as murderous extremists who are waging jihad to impose their Stone-Age values and rules on the rest of us.
For all the talk of negotiations and deals, the fact is that these hardened killers want nothing short of a total victory. They have always used talks as a means of gaining respite, and used the time to rearm and regroup.
But this article is not a message of despair. These extremists can be defeated, provided we are willing to take the tough political decisions needed. These include a thorough reform of the madressahs that churn out the foot soldiers and the suicide bombers. Thus far, both Musharraf and Asif Zardari have failed to take the bull by the horns. Until this is done, the dragon’s teeth sown by Gen Zia will keep on multiplying.
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Omg...these people are seriously pathetic. Fact is ...those responsible for training do not fear god and don't have faith in god.
I hope they rot in hell
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most - suicide bomber die virgin i wont be surprised if there is a big sausage fest going on in terrorist heaven.
i wonder how dumb some people can be - i think- jenna jameson must be the fairy goddess - and one could be - king of that region if only he could get a 640 gb hard drive full of ****.
i wonder how dumb some people can be - i think- jenna jameson must be the fairy goddess - and one could be - king of that region if only he could get a 640 gb hard drive full of ****.
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**** seized from Taliban hideouts, says Malik
ISLAMABAD: Security forces have seized **** films from the hideouts of the Taliban during various search operations, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said on Friday. Malik said the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Al Qaeda, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, Jaish-e-Muhammad and other banned organisations were involved in acts of terrorism across the country. “They are dirty people, and according to Islamic injunctions it is unlawful to offer funeral prayers for suicide attackers,” Malik said. He said around 76 terrorists who planned to carry out attacks in Islamabad were in the custody of law enforcement agencies. tahir niaz
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**** seized from Taliban hideouts, says Malik
ISLAMABAD: Security forces have seized **** films from the hideouts of the Taliban during various search operations, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said on Friday. Malik said the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Al Qaeda, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, Jaish-e-Muhammad and other banned organisations were involved in acts of terrorism across the country. They are dirty people, and according to Islamic injunctions it is unlawful to offer funeral prayers for suicide attackers, Malik said. He said around 76 terrorists who planned to carry out attacks in Islamabad were in the custody of law enforcement agencies. tahir niaz
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ohhhh, god they alreayd doing it. hahahaha
man - these guys are not terrorist they are just sexually frustrated soul, like most south asian male , but they have gone too far. their insecurities have over powered.
but i must tell you its not just the problem with Islam its same all over, even in Hinduism i heard many guru - sexually harass girls in name of religion and their direct connection with god.
i think - they shouldn't have kicked Russian out - because Russia was their sole **** supplier, now they are frustrated and they hate it. why dont they name it nymphistan instead of tale ban.
they need good internet connection and access to megaporn, spankwire not guns and bomb.
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this news is like one month old & people here, even some Indian members, were saying that this cannot happen, Taliban are religiously motivated people its propaganda , People are you seeing this ehh!!!
their handlers must have got access to mega **** no doubt about it(Do you know how many wives they have) but seems they use **** as a tool to mislead people & people become their victim
Fundamentalist said:Dil ku bahlanay ka liya Khayal acha hai Ghalib
Whats meaning of this ehh??? on which side are you now?
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These peoples which r using name of taliban r not taliban-Real taliban are in Afghanistan-Those are real taliban which particapte in sovait union war and trained by pak army-
Those people which r using name of taliban in pakistan mostly feeding on Raw and Mosad and anti pakistan powers money-
Remeber not any taliban which trained(earlier) by Pak army fighting in pakistan-becaz they respect their teachers:pakistan
Those people which r using name of taliban in pakistan mostly feeding on Raw and Mosad and anti pakistan powers money-
Remeber not any taliban which trained(earlier) by Pak army fighting in pakistan-becaz they respect their teachers:pakistan
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