Islamic revolution in Pakistan not far away: Munawar

[Bombay Dude]

The Jamaat e Islami chief, Syed Munawar Hasan, has said that there was a strong longing for the blessed Islamic system in Pakistan as well and a Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco like revolution could not be ruled out here prior to the elections.

He was addressing large rallies organized by the JI Khyber P. at Karak and Sarai Norang. JI deputy chief, Sirajul Haq, JI provincial chief, Prof. Muhammad Ibrahim and oher local leaders also spoke on the occasion.

Syed Munawar Hasan said the need of the time was to boycott Zardaris, Gilanis and such others who were responsible for the present crisis in the country.

Besides, he said, the people would have to get rid of the US agents in our ranks in order to avoid memo scandals in future.

The JI chief said that there wont be any elections under President Zardari, and remarked that only Zard ( yellow) elections could take place under Zardari.

He said the nation would have to get out of the IMF and World Bank clutches to be able to end US interference. He said the US had met a crushing defeat in Afghanistan despite raining tons of gunpowder.

Syed Munawar Hasan said that the JI was fighting the dankness all around in the society with courage and determination.

He said the western system based on exploitation and revolt from Allah was finally dying and millions of the western people were protesting against that. He said, an Islamic system could be established only by defeating the US and its capitalist system.

He condemned the statement of the Planning Commission Deputy Chairman suggesting that winding up the nuclear programme was essential to ensure economic progress. He said this was only US- India – Israel agenda and added that the nation would never accept US slavery or Indian supremacy in the region.

Doubting the US announcements to quit Afghanistan by 2014, the JI chief said this was a plain lie as the US had no such intention as it desired to occupy the rich mineral resources of this region.

However, he said that if the US did not quit voluntarily, the valiant Afghans would wipe out the Americans on their soil and send their dead bodies home.

Syed Munawar Hasan said that the people changing parties at this juncture should inform the people of the misdeeds of their previous parties.

Islamic revolution in Pakistan not far away: Munawar | National | South Asian News Agency

 

[livingdead]

I dont think pakistan will have any revolution. It is islamic enough, and has right amount of freedom/democracy to release the anger of population.

 

[53fd]

If this (shown below) is the the Islamic revolution that is coming to Pakistan, then I'm all for it!

 

[Americanpeacebomber]

How many Islamic revolutions does Pakistan need ? the time has come to remove the extremist mindset from Pakistan. Malaysia is a good example.

 

[TOPGUN]

How many Islamic revolutions does Pakistan need ? the time has come to remove the extremist mindset from Pakistan. Malaysia is a good example.

I agree with you 100% well said... the extremist mullahs and their parties need to be finished off completly once and forever in Pakistan.

 

[hasanJ]

Jamat e Munafiq is gonna bring Islamic Revolution ?

What they will do is punish rape victims and force Women in Purdha
thats their Islamic Revolution

 

[Bhairava]

ok what constitutes an Islamic revolution ?

 

[BelligerentPacifist]

I agree with you 100% well said... the extremist mullahs and their parties need to be finished off completly once and forever in Pakistan.

And you need to learn how to spell mulla.

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Any physical revolution is preceeded by a renaissance in thought. A society changes when a critical mass of its population adapt a new way of thinking. I can see no intellectual renaissance that could spur a revolution. However, a coup d'état kind of thing is possible.

 

[TOPGUN]

And you need to learn how to spell mulla.

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Any physical revolution is preceeded by a renaissance in thought. A society changes when a critical mass of its population adapt a new way of thinking. I can see no intellectual renaissance that could spur a revolution. However, a coup d'état kind of thing is possible.

So you can teach me how to spell now boy ? or is that you just like the Mullahs too much? lolz how about minding your own business & lets not be a jerk.

 

[Thorough Pro]

How many Islamic revolutions does Pakistan need ? the time has come to remove the extremist mindset from Pakistan. Malaysia is a good example.

We are waiting for our neighbour in east to follow suit and eradicate "Hindu extremism" from the socalled worlds largest democracy.

 

[Black Widow]

We are waiting for our neighbour in east to follow suit and eradicate "Hindu extremism" from the socalled worlds largest democracy.

. .

 

[Sugarcane]

If this (shown below) is the the Islamic revolution that is coming to Pakistan, then I'm all for it!

Mee too

 

[Sugarcane]

these mullahs along with politicians are the root cause of all the evils in Pakistan.

 

[BelligerentPacifist]

ok what constitutes an Islamic revolution ?

Very good question. As some scholars explain, the dialectical process of human evolution is Islamic in the overall sense.

What would constitute an Islamic revolution? Since the overarching message of Islam is monotheism, a revolution that removes the various Lords and Gods that exist only in our perception (e.g. style icons) would be Islamic. Maybe.

A shar3ii revolution is simpler to define. Since the aim of the sharii3ah is to bring ease and remove whatever is harmful to the creation in general, a revolution that points in that direction could be called a sharii3ah revolution.

Just my thoughts.

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So you can teach me how to spell now boy ? or is that you just like the Mullahs too much? lolz how about minding your own business & lets not be a jerk.

I am a mullaa, a teacher, gentleman.

 

[FireFighter]

Very good question. As some scholars explain, the dialectical process of human evolution is Islamic in the overall sense.

What would constitute an Islamic revolution? Since the overarching message of Islam is monotheism, a revolution that removes the various Lords and Gods that exist only in our perception (e.g. style icons) would be Islamic. Maybe.

A shar3ii revolution is simpler to define. Since the aim of the sharii3ah is to bring ease and remove whatever is harmful to the creation in general, a revolution that points in that direction could be called a sharii3ah revolution.

Just my thoughts.

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I am a mullaa, a teacher, gentleman.

The only "Islamic revolution" that has ever been brought about was by the Prophet SAW during his lifetime. Particularly the 23 years of Nabuwah when reveleations were sent by God brought about the biggest revolution in the world, in spiritual, political, military, health, etc in every aspect of the world.

Any religious org or group that wants to bring about another "Islamic revolution" on people who are already muslims n proclaim the Kalimah are nothing but on a mission to impose their huge political ego's on people. Look at the names, "Jamaat e Islami" "Jamait e Tuliba" etc as if all other muslim jammat or parties were less Islamic or muslim per se.

Revolutions only bring about destruction and killing and godlessness, and replace tyrants with oppressors. They are very antithetical to the spirit of Shariah which clearly states no forceful coercion exists in deen. However i am not against peaceful movements that bring about change through struggle. Movements to restore awami huqooq, rights, democracy, even spiritual reformation like the Sufi's have done is all what we need. Look at the Sufi spiritual movements, Dawat e Islami and Tableegh Jamat, they are doing excellent work to revive islam and changing people's lives in the sub continent.