From: mmirza@ee.eng.ohio-state.edu (Muhammad Mirza)
Newsgroups: soc.religion.islam
Subject: Jammat Tabligh: The Murderer of Muslim Dignity (Jihad)
Date: 1 Apr 92 16:42:06 GMT
Organization: The Ohio State University Dept of Electrical Engineering
Originator: mmirza@blanc.eng.ohio-state.edu
Originator: hanan@mcs213k.cs.umr.edu


         Jammat Tabligh: The Murderer of Muslim Dignity (Jihad)
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>From its inception, motives of Jammat Tabligh were very clear. The
British took power from Muslims in the Indian Subcontinent. The early
Muslims raised the banner of Jihad against them, like Syed Ismail
Shaheed and many Ulema of Deoband. It was important for the enemies of
Islam to take Muslim away from the two sources of their dignity:

      1. Quran and 
      2. Jihad Fi Sabeel-i-Lillah

I do not want to go into details in this posting, however, the first
attempt was made through Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani but it failed
because he openly declared himself to be a prophet. When they realized
that it is impossible for Muslims to swallow the kufr in its pure
form, they looked for some movement which could do their job under the
superficial cover of Islam. The answer was this Jammat. The enemies
of Allah and His Messenger generally define Islam by two versions:

    1. Fundamentalist, Militant Islam
    2. Others 

The entire enmity of Kuffars is towards the first version, which is
the same Islam, the true Islam, conveyed by Allah's Messengers. The
pagans of Arabia displayed the same reaction as shown by the Taghoots
of today.  The doctrine of true Islam is based on Quran, the Book of
Almighty Allah, and it was put into space and time by Sunnah, the
methodology of the Prophet Muhammad(saw). How this jammat has taken
Muslim away from the teachings of Quran by introducing a new Tablighee
Bible, and how they have reduced the sunnah of the Great Messenger of
Allah to few etiquettes of dress and beard is the topic of my ongoing
work (I will place some on the network, Insha Allah). Here I want to
give a news item which appeared in The Economist. The Pakistan
government is betraying the Afghan Jihad to please their wordly gods.
The blood of 1.5 Million Muslim Shuhada was not shed to serve America
or their puppet UNO but to establish an Islamic state in that land.
Today, Pakistan is in need of imposing the UNO solution on the brave
people of Afghanistan, which, Insha Allah, they will never succeed.
But how they want to do that......through Jamaat Tabligh...  the same
strategy adopted by kuffars. These people always shout about "Ikram
Muslim", but they have no respect for the Shuahadai Fi SabeeliLlah. I
think the following message is clear and explains very well about this
Jammat.

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The ECONOMIST, March 7, 1992

CYNICS sometimes call Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence
agency (ISI) the Invisible Soldiers of Islam and with reason.
Under Zia ul Haq, IsI generals covertly fuelled the Afghan jihad
(holy war) against the Kabul government while disabling democratic
opposition in Pakistan.

Why then was the ISI'S head, Major-General Asad Durrani, sacked on
March lst? Presumably because the ISI was failing to implement the
government's new policy of support for the United Nations peace plan
for Afghanistan. Last December, the ISI failed to persuade its Afghan
mujahideen clients to release Russian prisoners of war.

Superficially, Lieutenant-General Javed Nasir, appointed on March 3rd
to replace General Durrani, fits the ideological mould. He belongs to
the Tableeghi Jamaat (Association of MissionarieS) and is "a rigid
preacher of Islam". The difference is that he will toe the government
line.

Some describe the appointment by the prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, as
"a balancing act". Recently, Mr Sharif has come under fire from the
Jamaat-i-lslami, a fundamentalist Muslim partner in the ruling coali-
tion, for "selling out" to the United States by freezing Pakistan's
nuclear programme and supporting the UN plan. General Nasir's Islamic
credentials may reassure the Jamaat that Pakistan has not abandoned
hardline Afghan groups like Gulbuddin Hikmatyar's Hizbe Islami.

The appointment should also end the ISI'S feud with the Intelligence
Bureau, a civilian agency directly answerable to the prime minister.
The bureau's head, Imtiaz Ahmed, considered General Durrani too close
to General Mirza Aslam Beg, who as army chief defiantly criticized the
sending of Pakistani troops in 1990 to help America in the Gulf war.
Iust as General Beg's meddling led to his sacking, so too with General
Durrani.  General Nasir has been warned.

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-- 
Muhammad Javed Mirza
The Ohio State University 
Electrical Engineering Dept.