Imam-e-Kaaba to open world’s 7th largest mosque in Lahore

[Zarvan]

Where in which verse and in which context?

Are there no mosques in Pak? There is a mosque in every colony and even "Mohalla".. There are more mosques than worshippers!


What were the first words Allah revealed ? Iqra (Read)

Go to China if you have to see knowledge? Hadith.

Education is compulsory for ever muslim man and woman ? Al Quran!


You mullah FI fasad ul shaitans don't have any shame when a corrupt man like Malik Riaz builds a mosque with his dirty money.. But you die of pain where somebody gives his opinion ?

Is this you in your Avatar ?

 

[hunter_hunted]

So you are using abusive language and I am an a-hole? Your argument that making a mosque in Baluchistan instead of Lahore will make them happy doesn't sound reasonable. Its a public forum people may disagree to what you say so don't get offended.

Give me a reply for where i said that we shouldn't invest in BL's dont try to bypass ...... Your whole problem is not with resources it's just with Mosque.

 

[aqdus]

i think there is nothing to laugh about in it. Or may be you dont have anything to comment so you just stupidly trolled.....

 

[Indus Falcon]

Because night clubs do not churn out terrorists but certain (not all) mosques (e.g. Lal Masjid) do. It is unfortunate, you see, that people started to view mosques as the training camps for terrorists. They are not entirely wrong and their fears are well-founded. We have to reclaim our mosques back from characters such as Abdul Aziz. Mosques are places of learning and not dedicated for saying prayers. In time of Mohammed (PBUH), Masjid Nabwi was practically like a club where Muslims and non-Muslims alike used to see the Prophet (PBUH), discuss all sorts of issues, and Muslims also used to say their prayers.

Neither do mosques turn out terrorists. I'm sure you will agree, examples like Lal Masjid are extremely rare.

The problem today in Pakistan ( which they are working on) is that the mosque becomes a personal fiefdom, and the mullahs are allowed unsupervised power, which ultimately proves counter productive.

That is just what Pakistan needs, more mosques.

Just imagine a really big library with all books....how much it will help Pakistan but a mosque will only take you back into the time...

Thank you for showing us your true colors!!

 

[syedali73]

Neither do mosques turn out terrorists. I'm sure you will agree, examples like Lal Masjid are extremely rare.

The problem today in Pakistan ( which they are working on) is that the mosque becomes a personal fiefdom, and the mullahs are allowed unsupervised power, which ultimately proves counter productive.

My friend, I hate exaggeration but based on my personal experience, at-least 10% mosques (if you do not want to call them mosques is fine with me) are doing pretty much what is being done in the Lal Masjid of Aziz. In one way or another they are churning out extremists and once one adopts extremist views, it is not the matter of if, but when he'll pick up arms or other means to enforce his understanding of matters on others, that is what terrorism is.

Mosques must be under the control of the Government and nobody should be allowed to raise a mosque. Yes, people can participate in the construction of a mosque but the mosque must belong to the government and the Moulvi Saheb must be appointed by the government and his (or others for that matter) sermons must be approved by the government. This is a hard nut to crack but some government has to do that.

 

[Indus Falcon]

My friend, I hate exaggeration but based on my personal experience, at-least 10% mosques (if you do not want to call them mosques is fine with me) are doing pretty much what is being done in the Lal Masjid of Aziz. In one way or another they are churning out extremists and once one adopts extremist views, it is not the matter of if, but when he'll pick up arms or other means to enforce his understanding of matters on others, that is what terrorism is.

I agree with you, but I think 10% is a wee bit too much 1% more likely. Having lived in every province of Pakistan I can tell you that the clergy is one sensitive bunch, but radicalization is a different story.

 

[I M Sikander]

come on... you know that in such matters india always wins.

First restore the babri masjid, before indulging in mosque construction race with Pakistan.

 

[jamahir]

First restore the babri masjid, before indulging in mosque construction race with Pakistan.

you fail in seeing the point of the conversation.

 

[terry5]

Why you say that what I said if it's not true give me your argument just see Pakistan before Zia .
House of saud is a curse to the Muslim nation.

STFU you burnt out Indian & keep your opinions in your own shit hole country

 

[ArsalanKhan21]

No he leads Salah there

In the Sunni tradition. the title of "Imam" is given any person who leads prayers in Masjid. While Shia fiqh has hierarchy of Muslim clerics and the title "Imam" is reserved for the leader of Shia community.

 

[Sulman Badshah]

Here is a Virtual tour of the grand mosque (such a beautiful mosque and have a great design)

Virtual Tour of Grand Mosque, Bahria Town, Lahore
- Natural Landscape
- Virtual Tour

 

[FunkyGen]

For those who don't know there is actually a school inside the mosque and it was not a religious one....