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That's cute, too bad you can't hurt me
Then Zip the eff up.
Speak no evil for or against any religion !!
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Then Zip the eff up.
Speak no evil for or against any religion !!
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That's cute, too bad you can't hurt me
i have more reason to be afraid of you than you of me. how can i tell that you won't suddenly sacrifice me to your god Kali?
alhamdulillah. Rasulullah (saw) sent teams of sahabah to destroy every idol in Arabia after the Muslim conquest of Makkah. sadly this is an obligation that many Muslims are forgetting.
http://islamqa.info/en/ref/20894
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A revolutionary, wearing three piece suits, smoking and drinking was referring to Islam? yea right, Jinnah is my god
Nauzubillah min zalik!
You follow what suit you. We have no problem so long we let each other live in peace.
I love and respect Quaid e Azam. Those who(especially Bdish) look down on him or forgot his contributions are ehsaan foramosh. Although he was not in Islam in early life but he became practicing muslim some time later in life. He died as good Muslim. May Allah forgive his sins and place him in Jannat ul Firdoos for creating separate home land for Muslim of SA.
Now let us stick to topic on hand and concentrate on how Bd Muslims to rescue their country from suffron terrorist Awami maloon league.
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Yes, Jaffar Iqbal is a murtid. This maloon trying to build Idol in side Shah Jalal University. Taheedi Awam of Sylhet will stop this symbol of shirk with all means necessary. Sylhet can not be used for act of bedeeni. Go some place else Awami murtid. Sylhet is not for you.
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I'm not into religions
thanks. For people like you we managed to counter Shahbag!
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1 dies, 20 hurt in Jamaat-cop gunfight in Pabna
Saturday, February 23, 2013 1 dies, 20 hurt in Jamaat-cop gunfight in Pabna
Star Online Report
A man was killed and 20 were injured including two by bullets in a gunfight between the activists of Jamaat-e-Islami and its student wing Islami Chhatra Shibir and police in Pabna Sadar upazila during Jamaat-backed eight-hour hartal in the district on Saturday.
Jamaat called the eight-hour hartal (shutdown) on Friday as Awami League activists vandalised the former's Doibazar office in the town hours after Jamaat men vandalised the Gonojagoron Mancha and ransacked the district AL office.
Deceased Alal, 18, was a Shibir activist, reports our Pabna correspondent quoting local people. He hailed from Dharmagram village in the upazila.
The clash took place just one day after four persons were killed and nearly 1,000 including 14 journalists wounded as Jamaat-Islami and its sympathisers attacked law enforcers and journalists across the country to counter the mass demand for capital punishment to 1971 war criminals.
The mass movement began on February 5, hours after Jamaat assistant secretary general Abdul Quader Mollah was sentenced to life in prison for rape, killing and genocide in 1971 instead of death sentence.
Miraz Uddin, superintendent of police in Pabna, said the clash ensued when Jamaat-Shibir men put barricades at different points on Dhaka-Pabna highway stretching on 12 kilometres from Jalalpur to Pushpapara to observe their hartal since 6:00am.
As police tried to free the highway about 8:30am, the marauding Jamaat-Shibir men attacked the law enforcers with bamboo sticks at Dhopaghata, the SP said. At one stage, the Jamaat-Shibir activists opened fire on police, leaving a police constable, Mahtab, injured, he said.
The law enforcers also fired back with gunshots, triggering an hour-long gunfight at Dhopaghata, he added. Police also fired teargas shells and rubber bullets to bring the situation under control.
The battle later spread to Bangabaria area and continuing till 10:20am when this report was filed.
Three bullet-hit people including Alal and Mahtab were rushed to Pabna General Hospital where Alal succumbed to his injuries, the SP said.
Saturday, February 23, 2013 1 dies, 20 hurt in Jamaat-cop gunfight in Pabna
Star Online Report
A man was killed and 20 were injured including two by bullets in a gunfight between the activists of Jamaat-e-Islami and its student wing Islami Chhatra Shibir and police in Pabna Sadar upazila during Jamaat-backed eight-hour hartal in the district on Saturday.
Jamaat called the eight-hour hartal (shutdown) on Friday as Awami League activists vandalised the former's Doibazar office in the town hours after Jamaat men vandalised the Gonojagoron Mancha and ransacked the district AL office.
Deceased Alal, 18, was a Shibir activist, reports our Pabna correspondent quoting local people. He hailed from Dharmagram village in the upazila.
The clash took place just one day after four persons were killed and nearly 1,000 including 14 journalists wounded as Jamaat-Islami and its sympathisers attacked law enforcers and journalists across the country to counter the mass demand for capital punishment to 1971 war criminals.
The mass movement began on February 5, hours after Jamaat assistant secretary general Abdul Quader Mollah was sentenced to life in prison for rape, killing and genocide in 1971 instead of death sentence.
Miraz Uddin, superintendent of police in Pabna, said the clash ensued when Jamaat-Shibir men put barricades at different points on Dhaka-Pabna highway stretching on 12 kilometres from Jalalpur to Pushpapara to observe their hartal since 6:00am.
As police tried to free the highway about 8:30am, the marauding Jamaat-Shibir men attacked the law enforcers with bamboo sticks at Dhopaghata, the SP said. At one stage, the Jamaat-Shibir activists opened fire on police, leaving a police constable, Mahtab, injured, he said.
The law enforcers also fired back with gunshots, triggering an hour-long gunfight at Dhopaghata, he added. Police also fired teargas shells and rubber bullets to bring the situation under control.
The battle later spread to Bangabaria area and continuing till 10:20am when this report was filed.
Three bullet-hit people including Alal and Mahtab were rushed to Pabna General Hospital where Alal succumbed to his injuries, the SP said.
Jamaat, allies strike terror
Jamaat, allies strike terror
4 killed, around thousand hurt in attacks; Shaheed Minars vandalised, national flag burnt following false claim of 'insult to Islam' by Shahbagh bloggers; hartal called for tomorrow
A day after the nation paid tribute to the martyrs of the Language Movement at Shaheed Minars on Amar Ekushey, Jamaat-Shibir men vandalise the Shaheed Minar on Trunk Road in Feni. In Dhaka, they, blending in with the crowd of devotees and activists of other Islamist parties, brutally attacked cops, top right, and journalists, bottom right, who were on duty. Photo: Banglar Chokh/Star
Staff Correspondent
In a countrywide reign of terror, Jamaat-e-Islami and its sympathisers yesterday attacked law enforcers and journalists, burned the national flag and vandalised Shaheed Minars to counter the mass demand for capital punishment to 1971 war criminals.
They chose mosques as gathering points and launched attacks with handmade bombs, guns, and sticks, leaving at least four persons killed and nearly 1,000 people including 14 journalists wounded.
In what appears to be the culmination of a cleverly orchestrated smear campaign, the Jamaat and its adherents branded the Shahbagh protesters as atheists and tried to use Juma prayers to whip up religious sentiments against them.
Gonojagoron Manchas -- from where demands are being made for capital punishment to war criminals -- became their targets of vandalism in Chittagong, Feni, Chandpur, Rajshahi, Bogra, Sirajganj, Joypurhat, Sylhet, Moulvibazar and Pabna.
Jamaat and its student body Islami Chhatra Shibir carried out the attacks under the banner of 12 Islamist parties.
They chanted slogans against the organisers of the Shahbagh movement, which has been calling for death penalty for all war criminals and a ban on Jamaat-Shibir.
Jamaat and some like-minded radical Islamist parties had earlier announced nationwide demonstrations after yesterday's Juma prayers for punishment to the bloggers.
They torched the national flag in Chandpur and Bogra, and vandalised Shaheed Minars in Feni and Sylhet, and the Awami League office in Kurigram. They attacked law enforcers in other districts, including Jhenidah, Patuakhali, Pabna and Joypurhat.
Police fired hundreds of teargas shells and rubber bullets to disperse the attackers. Dozens of people, including journalists, were hit by bullets during the clashes.
Of the four dead, two were killed in Gaibandha, one in Sylhet and another in Jhenidah. The person killed during clashes in Jhenidah was identified as Abdus Salam, a madrasa teacher.
Home Minister Muhiuddin Khan Alamgir said Jamaat-Shibir launched the attacks in a planned way. He said none of the attackers would be spared.
Police have detained 172 attackers in Dhaka and several hundred more in other districts. Border Guard Bangladesh personnel have been deployed in Chittagong and Sylhet to ward off further violence.
Eight Islamist parties led by Khelafat Andolon yesterday called a dawn-to-dusk hartal for tomorrow and countrywide demonstrations for Monday to protest the police attack on them and for punishment to Shahbagh protesters.
In the capital, Jamaat activists took position inside the Baitul Mukarram national mosque much before the Juma prayers and started hurling brickbats at the law enforcers. They also attacked the journalists there.
At the mosque, members of Jamaat and like-minded parties snatched the microphone from the Imam and started chanting provocative slogans. They also barred the Khatib from delivering Khutba, said witnesses.
The fanatics also circulated copies of the offensive advertisements that Hefazat-e-Islam took out in three national dailies recently to stir up religious sentiments against the Shahbagh youths.
After prayers, around 1:45pm, they brought out a militant procession and started marching towards Shahbagh. Obstructed near Paltan crossing, they got into pitched battles with the law enforcers.
The clashes soon spread to other parts of the city. Police fired bullets and teargas shells from armoured vehicles to disperse the marchers.
During the mayhem, Jamaat activists beat up camerapersons of different TV channels, photographers of several newspapers and some reporters of both electronic and print media.
They vandalised dozens of vehicles. Traffic on the roads near Baitul Mukarram remained suspended for hours following the clashes.
As police broke up the demonstrators in Jatiya Press Club, Matsya Bhaban and Paltan areas, Jamaat-Shibir activists got back to the national mosque premises and started throwing bombs and brickbats at police.
They even set fire to prayer mats inside the mosque, said witnesses.
Police and Rab personnel kept the mosque surrounded for an hour and asked those inside to come out peacefully.
A group of ruling party men gathered in front of Awami League's central office on the Bangabandhu Avenue and brought out a procession. They chased some Jamaat-Shibir men out of the area.
The situation there became normal after Asr prayers.
On Thursday, the government decided to allow Islamist parties to bring out peaceful processions.
In Rajshahi city, Jamaat-Shibir activists clashed with police at different points, leaving around 50 people, including 10 policemen, injured.
In Bogra, they launched attacks on police prompting the law enforcers to fire at least 200 shots and teargas shells. More than 50 people, including nine policemen, were wounded in the clashes.
More than 70 people were injured in clashes in Sylhet. At least 20 of them were hit by bullets.
In Patuakhali, at least 35 people, including three policemen, were injured in clashes.
DU HALLS ATTACKED
Jamaat men attacked Dhaka University's Ekushey and Shahidullah halls around 2:00pm, leaving at least 15 students injured.
The attackers also vandalised the office of Asiatic Society of Bangladesh on the DU campus.
Some 30 attackers gathered near the main gates of the two dormitories and started pelting stones and brickbats at the students returning to the dormitories after the Juma prayers, witnesses said.
Two of the injured were identified as Hridoy, a first-year student of information technology, and Al Amin, a second-year student of chemistry.
Hearing the news, students came out of the dormitories and retaliated by pelting brickbats and stones at the attackers.
In the meantime, another group of religious fanatics joined the attackers. However, they all fled the scene after police reached there and lobbed teargas canisters.
The DU students captured four attackers and handed them over to police.
SPORADIC CLASHES
Near the Kataban mosque gate around 1:45pm, a group of Shibir men attacked police after they were barred from bringing out a procession.
Law enforcers fired rubber bullets and teargas canisters to disperse them.
Police arrested Hefazat-e-Islam leader Sheikh Nur-e-Alam Hamidi after he hit Sirajul Islam, officer-in-charge of Shahbagh police station, in the face. Hamidi earlier arrived in the capital from Srimangal.
One of his followers tried to snatch firearms from a cop.
Police detained three Hefazat-e-Islam activists.
Later, students and locals brought out a procession in the area, chanting anti-Jamaat slogans.
Jamaat activists under the banner of "Sachetan Jagrata Muslim Janata" brought out a procession from Tejturi Bazar mosque in Karwan Bazar around 2:00pm.
As they reached near the Sonargaon intersection, police and Rab personnel fired several rounds of blank shots, forcing them to disperse.
Meanwhile in Old Dhaka, constable Abdul Jalil was hit by a bullet in his left foot, as several hundred Jamaat activists attacked police on Nawabpur Road around 2:15pm. Two other cops were also injured.
The religious extremists swooped on police when intercepted on their way to the national mosque. They also vandalised several roadside shops.
Police fired shots and teargas shells to disperse the attackers.
Jamaat activists also beat up two devotees in front of Bangabazar Market around 2:15pm after the two asked them not to bring out any procession in the area. Later, police swung into action and dispersed them.
Of those injured in yesterday's violence in the capital, at least 30 people, including four journalists and a policeman, were admitted to Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
Most of them were hit by splinters during clashes in Baitul Mukarram, Press Club, Ananda Bazar, Kataban and Nawabpur areas.
During the Juma prayers at Baitul Aman Jam-e Mosque in Mirpur-12, the imam described the Shahbagh movement organisers as atheists. He also called upon the devotees to launch a counter movement.
Locals said the imam along with his followers brought out a procession soon after the prayers.
Jamaat, allies strike terror
4 killed, around thousand hurt in attacks; Shaheed Minars vandalised, national flag burnt following false claim of 'insult to Islam' by Shahbagh bloggers; hartal called for tomorrow
A day after the nation paid tribute to the martyrs of the Language Movement at Shaheed Minars on Amar Ekushey, Jamaat-Shibir men vandalise the Shaheed Minar on Trunk Road in Feni. In Dhaka, they, blending in with the crowd of devotees and activists of other Islamist parties, brutally attacked cops, top right, and journalists, bottom right, who were on duty. Photo: Banglar Chokh/Star
Staff Correspondent
In a countrywide reign of terror, Jamaat-e-Islami and its sympathisers yesterday attacked law enforcers and journalists, burned the national flag and vandalised Shaheed Minars to counter the mass demand for capital punishment to 1971 war criminals.
They chose mosques as gathering points and launched attacks with handmade bombs, guns, and sticks, leaving at least four persons killed and nearly 1,000 people including 14 journalists wounded.
In what appears to be the culmination of a cleverly orchestrated smear campaign, the Jamaat and its adherents branded the Shahbagh protesters as atheists and tried to use Juma prayers to whip up religious sentiments against them.
Gonojagoron Manchas -- from where demands are being made for capital punishment to war criminals -- became their targets of vandalism in Chittagong, Feni, Chandpur, Rajshahi, Bogra, Sirajganj, Joypurhat, Sylhet, Moulvibazar and Pabna.
Jamaat and its student body Islami Chhatra Shibir carried out the attacks under the banner of 12 Islamist parties.
They chanted slogans against the organisers of the Shahbagh movement, which has been calling for death penalty for all war criminals and a ban on Jamaat-Shibir.
Jamaat and some like-minded radical Islamist parties had earlier announced nationwide demonstrations after yesterday's Juma prayers for punishment to the bloggers.
They torched the national flag in Chandpur and Bogra, and vandalised Shaheed Minars in Feni and Sylhet, and the Awami League office in Kurigram. They attacked law enforcers in other districts, including Jhenidah, Patuakhali, Pabna and Joypurhat.
Police fired hundreds of teargas shells and rubber bullets to disperse the attackers. Dozens of people, including journalists, were hit by bullets during the clashes.
Of the four dead, two were killed in Gaibandha, one in Sylhet and another in Jhenidah. The person killed during clashes in Jhenidah was identified as Abdus Salam, a madrasa teacher.
Home Minister Muhiuddin Khan Alamgir said Jamaat-Shibir launched the attacks in a planned way. He said none of the attackers would be spared.
Police have detained 172 attackers in Dhaka and several hundred more in other districts. Border Guard Bangladesh personnel have been deployed in Chittagong and Sylhet to ward off further violence.
Eight Islamist parties led by Khelafat Andolon yesterday called a dawn-to-dusk hartal for tomorrow and countrywide demonstrations for Monday to protest the police attack on them and for punishment to Shahbagh protesters.
In the capital, Jamaat activists took position inside the Baitul Mukarram national mosque much before the Juma prayers and started hurling brickbats at the law enforcers. They also attacked the journalists there.
At the mosque, members of Jamaat and like-minded parties snatched the microphone from the Imam and started chanting provocative slogans. They also barred the Khatib from delivering Khutba, said witnesses.
The fanatics also circulated copies of the offensive advertisements that Hefazat-e-Islam took out in three national dailies recently to stir up religious sentiments against the Shahbagh youths.
After prayers, around 1:45pm, they brought out a militant procession and started marching towards Shahbagh. Obstructed near Paltan crossing, they got into pitched battles with the law enforcers.
The clashes soon spread to other parts of the city. Police fired bullets and teargas shells from armoured vehicles to disperse the marchers.
During the mayhem, Jamaat activists beat up camerapersons of different TV channels, photographers of several newspapers and some reporters of both electronic and print media.
They vandalised dozens of vehicles. Traffic on the roads near Baitul Mukarram remained suspended for hours following the clashes.
As police broke up the demonstrators in Jatiya Press Club, Matsya Bhaban and Paltan areas, Jamaat-Shibir activists got back to the national mosque premises and started throwing bombs and brickbats at police.
They even set fire to prayer mats inside the mosque, said witnesses.
Police and Rab personnel kept the mosque surrounded for an hour and asked those inside to come out peacefully.
A group of ruling party men gathered in front of Awami League's central office on the Bangabandhu Avenue and brought out a procession. They chased some Jamaat-Shibir men out of the area.
The situation there became normal after Asr prayers.
On Thursday, the government decided to allow Islamist parties to bring out peaceful processions.
In Rajshahi city, Jamaat-Shibir activists clashed with police at different points, leaving around 50 people, including 10 policemen, injured.
In Bogra, they launched attacks on police prompting the law enforcers to fire at least 200 shots and teargas shells. More than 50 people, including nine policemen, were wounded in the clashes.
More than 70 people were injured in clashes in Sylhet. At least 20 of them were hit by bullets.
In Patuakhali, at least 35 people, including three policemen, were injured in clashes.
DU HALLS ATTACKED
Jamaat men attacked Dhaka University's Ekushey and Shahidullah halls around 2:00pm, leaving at least 15 students injured.
The attackers also vandalised the office of Asiatic Society of Bangladesh on the DU campus.
Some 30 attackers gathered near the main gates of the two dormitories and started pelting stones and brickbats at the students returning to the dormitories after the Juma prayers, witnesses said.
Two of the injured were identified as Hridoy, a first-year student of information technology, and Al Amin, a second-year student of chemistry.
Hearing the news, students came out of the dormitories and retaliated by pelting brickbats and stones at the attackers.
In the meantime, another group of religious fanatics joined the attackers. However, they all fled the scene after police reached there and lobbed teargas canisters.
The DU students captured four attackers and handed them over to police.
SPORADIC CLASHES
Near the Kataban mosque gate around 1:45pm, a group of Shibir men attacked police after they were barred from bringing out a procession.
Law enforcers fired rubber bullets and teargas canisters to disperse them.
Police arrested Hefazat-e-Islam leader Sheikh Nur-e-Alam Hamidi after he hit Sirajul Islam, officer-in-charge of Shahbagh police station, in the face. Hamidi earlier arrived in the capital from Srimangal.
One of his followers tried to snatch firearms from a cop.
Police detained three Hefazat-e-Islam activists.
Later, students and locals brought out a procession in the area, chanting anti-Jamaat slogans.
Jamaat activists under the banner of "Sachetan Jagrata Muslim Janata" brought out a procession from Tejturi Bazar mosque in Karwan Bazar around 2:00pm.
As they reached near the Sonargaon intersection, police and Rab personnel fired several rounds of blank shots, forcing them to disperse.
Meanwhile in Old Dhaka, constable Abdul Jalil was hit by a bullet in his left foot, as several hundred Jamaat activists attacked police on Nawabpur Road around 2:15pm. Two other cops were also injured.
The religious extremists swooped on police when intercepted on their way to the national mosque. They also vandalised several roadside shops.
Police fired shots and teargas shells to disperse the attackers.
Jamaat activists also beat up two devotees in front of Bangabazar Market around 2:15pm after the two asked them not to bring out any procession in the area. Later, police swung into action and dispersed them.
Of those injured in yesterday's violence in the capital, at least 30 people, including four journalists and a policeman, were admitted to Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
Most of them were hit by splinters during clashes in Baitul Mukarram, Press Club, Ananda Bazar, Kataban and Nawabpur areas.
During the Juma prayers at Baitul Aman Jam-e Mosque in Mirpur-12, the imam described the Shahbagh movement organisers as atheists. He also called upon the devotees to launch a counter movement.
Locals said the imam along with his followers brought out a procession soon after the prayers.
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আজকে মসজিদের গেটে তালা লাগিয়ে বাইরে থেকে ভেতরের মুসল্লিদের গুলি করার দৃশ্য দেখে অনেক ঘটনার কথাই মনে আসছে ।কেউ স্পেনের রাণীর ইসাবেলা কে স্মরণ করছেন-যে মুসলিমদের মসজিদে নিরাপত্তার প্রতিশ্রুতি দিয়ে অবরুদ্ধ করে পুড়িয়ে মেরেছিল ।মনে পড়ছে ইরানের রেজা শাহ পাহলভীর কথা- যে একদিনে ১৭০০ মুসলিমকে হত্যা করিয়েছে মিছিলে গুলি চালিয়ে ।নাস্তিক মুরতাদদের বিচার চেয়ে আন্দোলন হয়ে গেল জঙ্গী আন্দোলন । অথচ ডাক দিয়েছেন তাবলীগের আমীর । ইসলামের নাম দেখলেই জামাত-শিবির মৌলবাদী বলাটা অভ্যাস হয়ে গেছে অনেকের । মসজিদ নামাজের জায়গা, যুদ্ধের না ইত্যাদি বলতে বলতে অস্থির হয়ে গিয়েছেন অনেকেই । অথচ আল্লাহর রাসূল রাষ্ট্র পরিচালনা করেছেন মসজিদে বসেই । নামাজ পড়তে আসা সাধারণ মুসল্লিদের উপরে শয়ে শয়ে রাউন্ড গুলি , ট্যাংক নিয়ে মহড়া- পুরোপুরি রণপ্রস্তুতিতে ছিল পুলিশ । আবারো পুলিশের সহায়তায় ছাত্রলীগ চাপাতি দিয়ে কুপিয়ে মেরেছে এক মাদ্রাসা শিক্ষককে ।
গতকালের এই ৫ মুসলিমের মৃত্যু আর কয়েকশ মুসল্লির আহত হওয়াটা প্রগতিশীল মুসলিম সমাজকে নাড়া দিচ্ছে না- কারণ, তাদের কাছে ধর্ম ব্যক্তিগত
হয়ে গিয়েছে । আংশিক ইসলামে এতটাই অভ্যস্ত হয়ে গিয়েছে যে তারা যে এটাও ভুলে যায় আল্লাহ ও রাসূলকে কটূক্তিকারীদের দৃষ্টান্তমূলক শাস্তির নির্দেশ কুরআনেই আছে । তার দাবি জানানো যদি প্রগতিশীল মুসলিমের কাছে অন্যায় মনে হয় ,তো বলব আপনারা আসলে জানেনইনা কুরআনে কী আছে ।হয় আপনারা না জেনেই মন্তব্য করছেন অথবা আপনারা আদৌ ইসলামে নেই । আপনাদের আছে শুধু একটা আরবি নাম আর আপনাদেরই মনগড়া অস্তিত্বসর্বস্ব *
কোনো একটা সত্ত্বা যাকে উপাস্য বলে ভাবছেন ।যে মুসলিমের জীবন, অস্তিত্ব ও সম্পদ শুধুই আল্লাহর জন্য নয়, যার কাছে আল্লাহ ও রাসূলের চেয়ে বড়
হয়ে দাঁড়িয়েছে পৃথিবীর অন্য কিছু, তিনি জেনে রাখুন যে তিনি ইসলাম থেকে খারিজ হয়ে গিয়েছেন , আর আল্লাহ কারো মুখাপেক্ষী নন ।
কিন্তু কোনো না কোনো সময় আল্লাহকে ফেইস করতেই হবে- এবং তখন আপনার এই স্ট্যান্ডের জবাবদেওয়ার মত কিছুই থাকবে না আপনার
হাতে ।
গতকালের এই ৫ মুসলিমের মৃত্যু আর কয়েকশ মুসল্লির আহত হওয়াটা প্রগতিশীল মুসলিম সমাজকে নাড়া দিচ্ছে না- কারণ, তাদের কাছে ধর্ম ব্যক্তিগত
হয়ে গিয়েছে । আংশিক ইসলামে এতটাই অভ্যস্ত হয়ে গিয়েছে যে তারা যে এটাও ভুলে যায় আল্লাহ ও রাসূলকে কটূক্তিকারীদের দৃষ্টান্তমূলক শাস্তির নির্দেশ কুরআনেই আছে । তার দাবি জানানো যদি প্রগতিশীল মুসলিমের কাছে অন্যায় মনে হয় ,তো বলব আপনারা আসলে জানেনইনা কুরআনে কী আছে ।হয় আপনারা না জেনেই মন্তব্য করছেন অথবা আপনারা আদৌ ইসলামে নেই । আপনাদের আছে শুধু একটা আরবি নাম আর আপনাদেরই মনগড়া অস্তিত্বসর্বস্ব *
কোনো একটা সত্ত্বা যাকে উপাস্য বলে ভাবছেন ।যে মুসলিমের জীবন, অস্তিত্ব ও সম্পদ শুধুই আল্লাহর জন্য নয়, যার কাছে আল্লাহ ও রাসূলের চেয়ে বড়
হয়ে দাঁড়িয়েছে পৃথিবীর অন্য কিছু, তিনি জেনে রাখুন যে তিনি ইসলাম থেকে খারিজ হয়ে গিয়েছেন , আর আল্লাহ কারো মুখাপেক্ষী নন ।
কিন্তু কোনো না কোনো সময় আল্লাহকে ফেইস করতেই হবে- এবং তখন আপনার এই স্ট্যান্ডের জবাবদেওয়ার মত কিছুই থাকবে না আপনার
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the jamatis who started destroying shaheed minar and vandalizing should be arrested and dealt with, accordingly, i have no more support for this **** after seeing how these jamatis are using this protest for themselves. stupid jamat 
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, আপনি কি জানেন কওমী মাদ্রাসা কি আলীয়া মাদ্রাসা কি? আপনি জানেন দেওবন্দী কি বেরেলভী কি? আপনি হয়ত প্রথম আলো/ জনকন্ঠ পড়েন আর সবাইকে জামাত শিবির মনে করেন। এইটাই হইলো প্রবলেম, কোন ব্যাপারে পর্যাপ্ত লিটারেচার রিভিউ না করা । দয়া করে ভারতবর্ষের ইসলামী দলগুলার ইতিহাস পড়ে নিবেন ।কওমী ( মূলত দেওবন্দী ) ওয়ালা প্রবল জামাত বিদ্বেষী , তারা ১৯৭১ এর বহু আগে থেকেই জামাত বিদ্বেষী, কারণ তাদের মতে জামাত এর আকীদা বিশ্বাস অত্যন্ত ত্রুটিপূর্ণ। এর সাথে ৭১ এর কোন মুক্তিযুদ্ধের কোন সম্পর্ক আসলে নাই, ৭১ মুক্তিযুদ্ধ জামাত সৃষি্টর অনেক পরে হয়েছে ? বাংলাদেশ , ভারত , পাকিস্তান এর অধিকাংশ মসজিদ মাদ্রাসার ইমাম/ * হুজুর রা দেওবন্দী (কিছু ব্রেলভী, ব্রেলভীরাও জামাত বিদ্বেষী , জামাতী নয়। এটা আসলে আপনারা জানেন না। না জেনে সবাইকে জামাত বলে গুলিয়ে ফেলেন। আফসোস, যা পছন্দ হয় তাই মানুষ লিখে দিচ্ছে।নাস্তিক বিরোধী আন্দোলন টা জামাত কর্তৃক হয়নাই, কারণ বাংলাদেশের প্রায় সব মসজিদের ইমাম কওমী মাদ্রাসা থেকে পাশ করা , মূলত দেওবন্দী । বুঝছেন? আর মুসলিমদের বড় একটা অংশ তাবলীগ জামাত এর সাথেও জড়িত, এস্তেমা য় কত লোক হয় দেখেন? তাবলীগ ও কওমী ( দেওবন্দী , মূলত নেতৃত্বে ) মাদ্রাসা থেকে আসা, এরাও প্রচন্ড জামাত বিদ্বেষী, আকীদা ভিন্ন হবার কারনে । সকল রাজঐনতিক এবং অরাজঐনতিক ইসলামী দলকে জামাত-শিবির এর সাথে গুলিয়ে ফেলা এবং কোন ইসলামী কমর্কান্ড পছন্দ না হলে তাকে জামাতী তকমা দেয়া একটা অভ্যাস হয়ে গেছে মিডিয়ার । ( জামাত মূলত জেনারেল লাইনের কিছু লোকজন করে, আলীয়া মাদ্রাসায় এর শক্ত ভিত্তি আছে ( যেটা আসলে ব্রিটিশ ঐতরী মাদ্রাসা ) এবং এটা মূলত পাকিস্তান ভিত্তিক জাতীয়তাবাদী দল , কওমীরা এটাকে ইসলামী দল হিসেবে স্বীকার করেনা, এর থেকে ১০০০ হাত দূরে থাকার ফতোয়া ৭১ সালের বহুত আগেই দেয়া আছে, এবং পাক-বাংলা-ভারতের প্রায় সব মসজিদ মাদ্রাসা কওমীদের নিয়ন্ত্রণে
, আপনি কি জানেন কওমী মাদ্রাসা কি আলীয়া মাদ্রাসা কি? আপনি জানেন দেওবন্দী কি বেরেলভী কি? আপনি হয়ত প্রথম আলো/ জনকন্ঠ পড়েন আর সবাইকে জামাত শিবির মনে করেন। এইটাই হইলো প্রবলেম, কোন ব্যাপারে পর্যাপ্ত লিটারেচার রিভিউ না করা । দয়া করে ভারতবর্ষের ইসলামী দলগুলার ইতিহাস পড়ে নিবেন ।কওমী ( মূলত দেওবন্দী ) ওয়ালা প্রবল জামাত বিদ্বেষী , তারা ১৯৭১ এর বহু আগে থেকেই জামাত বিদ্বেষী, কারণ তাদের মতে জামাত এর আকীদা বিশ্বাস অত্যন্ত ত্রুটিপূর্ণ। এর সাথে ৭১ এর কোন মুক্তিযুদ্ধের কোন সম্পর্ক আসলে নাই, ৭১ মুক্তিযুদ্ধ জামাত সৃষি্টর অনেক পরে হয়েছে ? বাংলাদেশ , ভারত , পাকিস্তান এর অধিকাংশ মসজিদ মাদ্রাসার ইমাম/ * হুজুর রা দেওবন্দী (কিছু ব্রেলভী, ব্রেলভীরাও জামাত বিদ্বেষী , জামাতী নয়। এটা আসলে আপনারা জানেন না। না জেনে সবাইকে জামাত বলে গুলিয়ে ফেলেন। আফসোস, যা পছন্দ হয় তাই মানুষ লিখে দিচ্ছে।নাস্তিক বিরোধী আন্দোলন টা জামাত কর্তৃক হয়নাই, কারণ বাংলাদেশের প্রায় সব মসজিদের ইমাম কওমী মাদ্রাসা থেকে পাশ করা , মূলত দেওবন্দী । বুঝছেন? আর মুসলিমদের বড় একটা অংশ তাবলীগ জামাত এর সাথেও জড়িত, এস্তেমা য় কত লোক হয় দেখেন? তাবলীগ ও কওমী ( দেওবন্দী , মূলত নেতৃত্বে ) মাদ্রাসা থেকে আসা, এরাও প্রচন্ড জামাত বিদ্বেষী, আকীদা ভিন্ন হবার কারনে । সকল রাজঐনতিক এবং অরাজঐনতিক ইসলামী দলকে জামাত-শিবির এর সাথে গুলিয়ে ফেলা এবং কোন ইসলামী কমর্কান্ড পছন্দ না হলে তাকে জামাতী তকমা দেয়া একটা অভ্যাস হয়ে গেছে মিডিয়ার । ( জামাত মূলত জেনারেল লাইনের কিছু লোকজন করে, আলীয়া মাদ্রাসায় এর শক্ত ভিত্তি আছে ( যেটা আসলে ব্রিটিশ ঐতরী মাদ্রাসা ) এবং এটা মূলত পাকিস্তান ভিত্তিক জাতীয়তাবাদী দল , কওমীরা এটাকে ইসলামী দল হিসেবে স্বীকার করেনা, এর থেকে ১০০০ হাত দূরে থাকার ফতোয়া ৭১ সালের বহুত আগেই দেয়া আছে, এবং পাক-বাংলা-ভারতের প্রায় সব মসজিদ মাদ্রাসা কওমীদের নিয়ন্ত্রণেSimilar threads
