Release of a Terrorist and a Sectarian killer Malik Ishaq of Sipah-e-Sahaba & Lashker-e-Jhangvi group.

These kinds of terrorist must be taken in custody and should be tried under Shariat Court where a Judge must be taken according to the Shariah Law. The Judge must be taken as it was in the time of our past Prophets.

They should sentenced immediately after hearing the case, within a week after arrest. We know that these kinds of terrorist are not be able to survive in our civil society any nore there release could badly effect the peace process and they will do the same acts of terrorism again & again.

If any one will be killed by terrorist Ishaq then who will be responsible?

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“Where is the justice?” Once again a Terrorist & a killer released from Prison without proper trial.

Fear prevents many Pakistanis from confronting militants in court. Fida Hussein Ghalvi testified against one such suspect and has paid for his courage since.           
(From an article published: August 5, 2009)
MULTAN, Pakistan— It has been 12 years since Fida Hussein Ghalvi testified against the militant who was charged with killing 12 members of his family. But some days he feels as if he were the one who ended up in jail. He still gets threats, his servants all quit and an armed guard is posted at his gate.
Most maddening is the fact that the militant — Malik Ishaq, one of the founders of the country’s most vicious sectarian group, whose police record has a dizzying tally of at least 70 murders — has never had a conviction that stuck.
In Pakistan, the weakness of the state is matched only by the strength of its criminals. When Mr. Ishaq was arrested in 1997, he unleashed his broad network against his opponents, killing witnesses, threatening judges and intimidating the police, leading nearly all of the prosecutions against him to collapse eventually.
Now, with the cases against him mostly exhausted, Mr. Ishaq, 50, jihadi hero and leader of the militant group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, could be out on bail as early as this month. That prospect terrifies Mr. Ghalvi, whose world has shrunk to the size of his house in this central Pakistani city.
“My life is totally constrained,” he said. “I can’t even go to funerals. What have I gotten from 13 years of struggle except grief?”
Punishing criminals is a slippery business in Pakistan, where years of military rule have badly weakened the country’s civilian institutions, like its police force. Its criminal code dates from the 1860s. There are no modern-day forensics, shifting the burden onto witnesses, who, without a functioning protection program, routinely refuse to appear.
These days, Mr. Ishaq, a cigarette dealer with a sixth-grade education who has been in jail since 1997 with 44 cases against him, no longer seems to have official support, police officers said. Even so, convicting him has been all but impossible.
One of the main reasons is fear. Beginning in 1997, Mr. Ishaq stood trial in the deaths of 12 people at a gathering of the Ghalvi family, who are Shiites. Soon after the trial began, witnesses began to die. Mr. Ghalvi’s older brother was shot to death in his general store. A cousin was gunned down on his way to work.
Intimidation of witnesses became a more effective tool after 1990, when an Islamic provision known as “blood money” was passed that allowed criminals to settle their crimes with victims’ families outside court. According to Tahir Wasti, a former legal adviser to the Punjab provincial government, it gave a frightened family even greater incentive not to go through the pain of a prosecution.
The law, set in motion by the 1980s military dictator Zia ul-Haq, caused the number of canceled cases in districts in and around Multan to double between 1981 and 2000, according to Mr. Wasti. Only 3 percent of murder cases in the area end in convictions.
“The provision has shaken the whole criminal justice system,” said Mr. Wasti, who has written a book on the subject. “It has encouraged all the criminals of Pakistan. They have used this loophole to kill whoever they want.”
He also killed Mukhdoom pir Syed Shaheed Sibtain Raza Mashhdi Chairman Markazi Azadari Council of Pakistan”on 15th December 1996.  Through eight more deaths and eight years of court proceedings, the Ghalvis refused to compromise, but to their bitter disappointment, a judge ruled in 2004 that there was not enough evidence to convict.
The case was in an Appeal Court ever since.
 And now he has been released withour proper trial. The reason for the acquittal is unclear, but it is possible that outmoded police work was at fault. Pakistan does not have a single up-to-date forensics lab, and the tools of modern-day policing — fingerprints, DNA samples — are not available here.
The police are corrupt, asking for money to pursue cases and fulfilling illegal orders from higher-ups to make deals with criminals. Intelligence agencies also interfere by seizing a militant, taking him out of circulation for months and then dumping him on the police when his crime is long cold.
But there are honest officers, and one who qualifies, in Mr. Ghalvi’s opinion, is Ijaz Shafi, a police investigator who worked on another case against Mr. Ishaq. Officer Shafi, who is Sunni, was angered at the sectarian killings that were sweeping Pakistan in the 1990s, sometimes 100 a day.
“A doctor was killed while sitting in his clinic just because he was Shiite,” said Officer Shafi, whose booming voice and dramatic manner give him the air of an Italian film director. “I thought, ‘This is not right. We should fight this.’ ”
He took up one of the more spectacular cases against Mr. Ishaq, a plot in which eight people were killed in an Iranian culture center in Multan in 1997.
It took Officer Shafi three months to persuade a telephone line repairman to testify as a witness. He coaxed a handwriting expert into court. He got another to testify by arranging a visa to Malaysia for him.
Meanwhile, gunmen sprayed 13 bullets into Officer Shafi’s car. Threatening phone calls became so frequent that his wife began telling the callers to phone the police station.
His hard work paid off: A judge handed down a guilty verdict. But then, in the most disappointing moment of his career, the Supreme Court overturned it.
“It was fear,” said the judge who issued the initial verdict, explaining the Supreme Court decision. “It’s as obvious as daylight.” The judge, who has tried more than 90 terrorism cases and used to use 16 different license plates to avoid being followed, had to be moved abroad after the trial, but now is back in Pakistan. He agreed to speak on the condition that his name would not be used. His guilty verdicts were overturned so frequently, he said, that he once met a man whom he had sentenced to death who was instead working as a ticket collector on a bus.
“The criminal justice system is almost completely broken,” the judge said, explaining that Mr. Ishaq had even confessed before him to the deaths at the Iranian center, but that under Pakistani law, only written confessions can be used as evidence. “A revolution will be required to fix it.”
That deficiency is particularly crippling in light of Pakistan’s insurgency, which the country’s military is fighting with blunt tactics that lack the needed precision an effective police force could provide.
“You need to be able to penetrate these groups and build cases,” said Samina Ahmed, director of the International Crisis Group in Pakistan. “You can’t do this with helicopter gunships.”
But for years the police have been sidelined, understaffed and underpaid. Just 50,000 officers cover all of the North-West Frontier Province, an area twice the size of Switzerland, where militancy is strong. In contrast, there are 35,000 for New York City alone.
The United States has not helped. According to Christine Fair, an expert with the RAND Corporation, little more than 2 percent of United States financing to Pakistan has gone to assisting the police from 2002 to 2008.
The problem is likely to get worse. Militant groups like Lashkar-e-Jhangvi are now entwined with the Taliban, Al Qaeda and criminal gangs with international ambitions. It is precisely this mix of violent crime and religious rhetoric that has made the insurgency so poisonous, Ms. Ahmed argues.
Fair trials of jihadis who have committed violent crimes are the only way to expose them. “It strips away that veil of ideology,” she said, “and leaves behind that naked face of a criminal.”
But such trials are rare, leaving people like Mr. Ghalvi, who dare stand up to militants, living in a strange state of suspended animation. He waits anxiously for his appeal. His cotton fields have declined. He no longer goes outside to buy his own clothes.
Even in prison, Mr. Ishaq could reach him. When Mr. Ghalvi’s loan extension was denied, a friend working at the bank confided that the manager had been approached by Mr. Ishaq’s compatriots.
Last month a friend made a painful discovery: posters on a city wall here congratulating Mr. Ishaq on his imminent release.
“I sometimes feel like a prisoner, and the killers are at large,” Mr. Ghalvi said, sitting in his large living room, dark from no electricity. “Where is the justice?”

“New leader of al-Qaeda & a caretaker”.,

Terrorism expert Peter Bergen reports on CNN International that the Egyptian Saif al-Adel has been appointed as a “caretaker” leader of al-Qaeda, following the death of its emir Osama bin Laden. A Pakistani newspaper article datelined fromRawalpindi, the bustling city nearIslamabadthat’s home toPakistan’s army headquarters, corroborates the claim as well, citing unnamed sources.

Bergensources his claim to Noman Benotman, a Libyan and former Islamist militant who once flirted with al-Qaeda but now works for a “counter-extremism” think tank inLondonand is an oft-quoted authority on al-Qaeda’s internal leadership.

The decision comes as something of a surprise to those who expected bin Laden’s longstanding deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, to fill in for the slain leader.

Zawahiri will remain the organization’s spiritual patron, says an article in Pakistan’s The News International, and will “monitor international contacts,” but active command and control will be in the younger Egyptian’s hands. Whatever the murkiness surrounding al-Adel’s interim role, a few things about the former Egyptian Special Forces soldier are clearly known.

According to the FBI, he’s wanted in connection with the 1998 U.S. embassy bombings in the capitals of Kenya and Tanzania; the 50-something al-Adel – his full name, meaning “sword of justice,” is a pseudonym – has a bounty of $5 million on his head. (See more on the death of bin Laden.)

He left Egyptshortly after the assassination of President Anwar Sadat in 1981 (a connection to the murder has not been ruled out) and made his way eventually to join the U.S.-backed mujahedin fighting inAfghanistan.

Around this time he likely made contact with al-Qaeda and found himself rising up the terrorist organization’s ranks, moving with other key al-Qaeda operatives toSudan in the 1990s, where he allegedly taught recruits how to handle explosives.

Al-Adel’s technical expertise saw him become one of al-Qaeda’s top military commanders and a key figure in bin Laden’s inner sanctum, a position which was reinforced after the death of another prominent Egyptian militant, Mohammed Atef, in 2001.

What he did in the decade following the 9/11 attacks is unclear – some reports suggest he was unhappy with the movement’s impetuous handling of the terrorist attack, which precipitated an American backlash that effectively derailed a number of key al-Qaeda operations that al-Adel had been slowly nurturing over the years.

 According to the German magazine Der Spiegel, al-Adel and a number of other prominent al-Qaeda members fled the U.S.invasion of Afghanistanand ended up kept in shadowy circumstances under house arrest in Iran. But it seems by October last year al-Adel was back in the al-Qaeda fold, possibly moving among other militants in Pakistan’s troubled North Waziristan tribal agency. (See pictures of Pakistan beneath the surface.)

Al-Adel will have to reckon with the immediate dangers al-Qaeda faces now that the U.S. has recovered a clutch of sensitive information from bin Laden’s Abbottabad residence. He also, saysBergen, will need to collect “baya”, or allegiance, from far flung al-Qaeda affiliates spread fromSoutheast AsiatoYementoNorth Africa.

Baya was a religious oath of allegiance to bin Laden rather than to the organization itself, in the same way that Nazi Party members swore an oath of fealty to Hitler rather than to Nazism. That baya must now be transferred to whomever the new leader of al Qaeda is going to be, which is likely to be al-Zawahiri, given his long role as bin Laden’s deputy.

Still, asBergenand others note, Zawahiri is not known for his charisma and doesn’t invoke the same sort of spiritual admiration among his followers that bin Laden did. The promotion of the more pragmatic al-Adel, who reportedly has had a fractious relationship at times with Zawahiri, appears to have been made in order to push al-Qaeda in a new direction. Here’s Der Spiegel writing on al-Adel last year:

Australian terrorism expert Leah Farrall, who is writing her doctoral dissertation on al-Qaida’s command structures, told SPIEGEL ONLINE: “Not only would Saif al-Adel’s return to the field greatly bolster al-Qaida’s operational capability, and bring a rigour to its external operations, but his longstanding connections to groups whose relations with al-Qaida have been subject to tension could herald a new era in operational cooperation for attacks against the West.”

And it’s the West, and the U.S.in particular, that al-Adel has in his sights. This February, five open letters to the Islamic ummah supposedly penned by him surfaced on forums that closely monitor jihadist correspondence. According to a thorough analysis on the Jihadica blog, the last of the five decried the tactic of targeting regimes and countries within the Muslim world that in some way serve the agenda of American “imperialism”:

[al-Adel] concludes by appealing to the “youth of the ummah” to focus their jihad on the mule driver and not the mules – to fight the U.S., not its client states. (See pictures of Osama Bin Laden.)

Of course, it’s unclear what operational capabilities, if any, al-Qaeda has in its depleted arsenal to harm theU.S.It may be desperately trying to retool itself, but the terrorist outfit, like al-Adel himself, remains very much on the run.

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Urgent Appeal for Blood transfussion.

Ayesha Khalid & Ali Ahmed, Childs under 4 years of age, are badly suffering from Major Thalassemia disease. We need their blood transfusion on regular basis to save their lives. If a prompt treatment will not provided to them, it can even lead them towards death.

Therefore, we need your immediate co-operation, if you are a student in a University of Islamabad / Rawalpindi, or a young healthy one and like to donate your blood on humanitarian basis. We need regular donations for their future treatment on regular basis.

All other individuals, organizations and welfare institutions are also requested for donations on TOP PRIORITY basis.

For blood donations, please contact in Islamabad at:

Cell No: 0323 5744134.

Or

Please send your donations:

Prof Dr. Syed Akbar Abbas,
Ambassador (NPCIH)
Account No: PLS 01-101-19558,
Branch Code: 0741,
Allied Bank of Pakistan
Bismillah Plaza, Sector 1/10-4, Islamabad – Pakistan.

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Osama killed by US forces a good news for peaceful men.

 

Bin Laden Head of terrorist group Al-Qaida Net Work.

Head of Al-Qaida, Osama Bin Laden have been killed last night by a special squad of Armed forces of USA near Abbottabad in Pakistan.  Al-Qida has confirmed it as well.

it’s a big loss for them, but a good news for the men of peace because he and his terrorist orgnaization have killed (3000) three thousands of innocent people in Pakistan.

Holy Qur’an said:

“Killing of a one innocent man is equal to kill whole the mankind”.

Therefore, this terrorist orgnaization have killed whole the mankind even more than three thousands time. A Muslim can’t do it. The terrorist like them in all over the world are not the human being. They have no religion. Every religion on this earth guides to the mankind not to kill innocent human beings

Osama bin Laden, the mastermind behind the Sept. 11 attacks, a most popular terrorist is now dead, and the U.S. is in possession of his dead body. Operation was based on U.S intelligence. Officials long believed bin Laden, the most wanted man in the world, was hiding a mountainous region of Abbottabad-Pakistan.

Now it is confirmed and it’s a failure of our intelligence it should be done by our forces on our land. Majority of Muslims all over the world including Pakistani nation don’t support to these kinds of terrorists. We believe in peace and not mischief. Our nation is a peaceful nation in this globe and we don’t believe in any kind of terrorist activities at all. If this action could be taken by our forces we should appreciate them.

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The Great Miracle of our Great & Divine Prophet Muhammed ( SAWW).

A Great News.

Our great & most high Prophet, Muhammed (SAWW)’s miracle has manifested once again for the scientific world.

 NEW YORK, United States: Recent scientific research has confirmed the miracle of Prophet Muhammad Al-Mostafa (peace be upon him and his holy progeny) regarding “moon splitting”.

It has been proved through a picture captured by NASA which was published throughout the world. The photo from NASA using Apollo 10 and Apollo 11 shows a clear indication (a line) that the Moon was split in past.

A Broken moon in to Two.

The report, spread on scientific foundations in different global parts, said that the picture which illustrates splitting of moon confirms that the moon was split into two halves during its geological age. The report said the scientists were unable to give any scientific explanation for happening of ‘moon splitting’ as any such splitting was never happened to any heavenly body prior to what happened to the moon. The geologists assert that it is impossible that such a line appears save the moon was split into two halves and then it was rejoined.

This miracle of the Prophet (peace be upon him and his holy progeny) is mentioned in the beginning of Sura Al-Qamar (the moon) about the split of the moon.

Holy Qur’an 54 : 1,

 ‘The Hour has drawn near, and the moon has been cleft asunder (the people of Makkah requested Prophet Muhammad to show them a miracle, so he showed them the splitting of the moon)’.

The miracle existed at that time for the people of Quraiesh when they challenged the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his holy progeny) to show them a miracle, or a proof that he is the Messenger of Allah.

The challenge was to split the moon in to two pieces when it is full.

Hadis-e-Mubarika says:

As was related by Adbullah ibn Mas‘ud, while they were in Mina one night, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his holy progeny) split the moon into two by a gesture of his index finger. The two parts had separated and receded so much apart from each other that to the on-lookers one part had appeared on one side of the mountain and the other on the other side of it. Then in an instant the two had rejoined. Then, the Prophet (peace be upon him and his holy progeny) turned to us and said: ‘Be witnesses!’

The amazing and wonderful phenomenon of the splitting of the Moon when it was full was a manifest sign of the truth that the Resurrection, of which the Holy Prophet was giving them the news, could take place and that it had approached near at hand.

This was a manifest proof of the truth that the system of the Universe was neither eternal nor immortal it could be disrupted. David Mosa Pidcook (leader on British Muslim Party) said: It was shown in BBC a program where there was a debate between three experts.

The discussion was about if the amount of money paid by NASA to send a human to land on the surface of the moon to study the inner structure of the moon was worth it or not? The American government authorized a budget of $100, 000, 000, 000 (one hundred thousand million dollar) for this project. One of the discoveries of that project was that there is a layer of material that splits the moon into two halves and the only explanation to this discovery that the moon was split at some times in its history and rejoined!!!

Muhammed (SAWW) a divine Lord of the Messengers & the Prophets also disclosed God ( Bra Ellohim) of the Torait, Zabur & Injeel. “Ellohi” is the Lord Most High and God Most High. But “Ellohim” which is plural in form of  ”Ellohi” according to Hebrew language reffered for Muhammad ( SAWW). For details pl read the following website and its lesson No 19 amazing discoveries:

www.monotheismhebrew19,wordpress.com

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Moon Soon rain’s flood in Pakistan. We need help its a huge destruction.

Huge destruction has been occurred due to the heavy loss of life and properties of more than 800 millions Pakistanis in all the provinces of Pakistan. More than 1100 people have been killed by floods in north-west Pakistan alone. About 30,000 troops have joined the relief effort, with large parts of the north-west submerged by the worst monsoon rains in memory.

There are also fears that due to more rain forecast in next 24 hours, some areas face further threats. Part of the main north-south motorway into the region was reopened on Sunday, before reportedly closing again. It was opened to provide help for some aid supplies into the flooded area & permitting people to flee the flooded regions.

Officials fear that once access to affected areas improves, the full picture will show that the situation is much worse than known so far. The disaster management authority of Khyber-Pakhtoonkhwa province – formerly known as North West Frontier Province – has made an aerial survey conducted to determine full extent of the flooding.

“It has shown that whole villages have been washed away, animals have drowned and grain storages have been washed away.”

Same is in the Province of Punjab and now in Province of Sindh and Baluchistan. Therefore, it is directed to our entire district Chairman’s to act accordingly and provide your full support to the effected people in your area as soon as possible.

It’s a time to prove your abilities for the humanity in your district. You may provide your donations directly in our Ambassador’s account published on this web seperately.

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Pakistan needs help from other world. A huge destruction due to flood.

You may provide your donations directly into:

SYED AKBAR ABBAS

PLS Account No:  01-101-19558,

Branch Code: 0741,

Allied Bank of Pakistan

Bismillah Plaza, Sector 1/10-4,

Islamabad – Pakistan.

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Amazing Enquiry Report on Terrorist Attack of Data Derbar Lahore.

LAHORE:

The Lahore High Court chief justice ordered the Capital City Police Officer (CCPO), Lahore, Aslam Tareen, on Monday to probe all aspects of the Data Darbar tragedy, including suspected involvement of the US secret agency, Blackwater, in the attacks. The chief justice ordered the Lahore police chief to get the culprits arrested at the earliest, who launched the suicide attacks on the Data Ganj Baksh shrine.

CJ Khwaja Muhammad Sharif passed this order while taking a suo motu notice of twin suicide attacks on Data Darbar, apparently due to the security lapse. The CJ observed that involvement of US secret agency, Blackwater, had also been discussed in some media reports and the police should also investigate the tragedy on these lines.

He warned the CCPO that there should not be any ‘police karwai’ (eyewash) in the case, as the whole nation wanted the actual culprits behind the bars. Earlier, the CCPO, appearing before the court, submitted a written statement about the findings of the investigation.

He said a special investigation team had been constituted to trace the real culprits. A request had also been sent to the government for constitution of a joint investigation team to probe the attacks, he added. Tareen said security had been beefed up at the Data Darbar and other shrines in the city.

An inquiry was hold by Post Graduate Society of Investigative Journalism, Islamabad which clearly disclosed that:

Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, Sipah-e-Sahabah and Lashker-e-Jhangvi have jointly orgnaized it and behind their terrorist attcks there are some foregin terrorist hands of India and Israel.

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Central Committee meeting.

Prof Dr. Syed Akbar Abbas, New Chairman and Chief Ambassador of (NPCIRH) have called the meeting of Central body for new adjustments / appointments in all the districts. The meeting will be held on Monday 21 -6-2010 at 4 : 30 pm, in our central office, Islamabad.

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