JEI leadership is neither PDP’s making nor its choosing. The Jamaat’s current panel Head, Gh. Qadir Wani, along with the government-recognised panel, has rejected PDP’s interference in Jamaat affairs.
Those hiding behind others for personal political gains will soon be exposed. No one will be allowed to decide who represents the real Jamaat.
The Shura-backed Jamaat panel and the JDF-backed political voice will continue to advocate democratic participation and elections.
The political landscape is changing. This time, the victim will decide its own fate,not the victor.
We will not allow anyone to sacrifice the future, education and careers of our younger generations at the altar of political sentiment.
Kashmir’s future must be decided by its people,not by political gatekeepers.
The morality of the nonreligious man has its source in religion, but in an earlier, forgotten religion...The sun has set, but the warmth that radiates in the night comes from the sun.
@IsmailogluF I think the percentage has remained the same, all the way from Adnan Mandreas to Erdogan!
Erdogan hasn’t been able to bring abt any additional islamization in Turkey!
The way forward for Jammu and Kashmir lies in dialogue, deliberation, and meaningful
negotiations after the abrogation of Article 370.
Reconciliation must take precedence over prolonged detention. Healing a society requires trust-building, not endless incarceration. Legal avenues, should be respected and supported and Jammu and Kashmir Justice and Development front is with this.
It is time to consider a broader vision ,one that includes general amnesty for political prisoners, paving the way for peace, stability, and a more inclusive future.
Dialogue and Reconciliation is the way forward for peace and harmony.
" وقف الشعب المصري مع حزب الله في عام 2006 ضد العدوان على لبنان، وها نحن اليوم نقف ضد حزب الله في عدوانه على الشعب السوري "
افهموها يا غجر، نقف مع المظلوم أينما كان..!
⚡️ شوال 1447ھ کا چاند نظر نہیں آیا، موصول ہونے والی 6 شہادتیں مسترد کر دی گئیں، رویت ہلال کمیٹی کے مطابق کوئی معتبر شرعی شہادت موصول نہیں ہوئی۔
عید الفطر 1447ھ / 2026 بروز ہفتہ، 21 مارچ کو منائی جائے گی۔
On October 7, it felt like time was divided into two parts. Before that day, everything seemed quiet and unchanged. And what came after, shook the world and started to reshape global politics.
It was not just a temporary storm; it was more like a political and moral earthquake. It showed the world that history is not only shaped by powerful countries, but also by the strong will and determination of people who refuse to give up.
The promised “storm” truly arrived, and that moment woke the world up to a new reality, one that cannot simply go back to the way things were before.
This is a post–October 7th order shaped by Yahya Sinwar. The world order of October 6th no longer exists.
Heard about the sad demise of Professor Abdul Gani Bhat. My heartfelt condolences to his family. His lifelong struggle for the upliftment of the Kashmiri people and his reconciliatory approach will be remembered. May Allah grant him Jannat-ul-Firdous and forgive his shortcomings as a human being. Ameen.”
Media Declaration on MB Position and Political Approach
In light of what has recently raised regarding its position and political approach, the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) would like to reiterate the following:
First: Egypt is undoubtedly in need for change. The MB is quite certain that this change will inevitably happen, no matter how hard efforts are made to prevent or obstruct it, given that the stability factors in the current situation are extremely fragile.
Second: The national responsibility on everyone requires a swift resolution of Egypt’s crises. The Brotherhood believes this can only be achieved through a comprehensive national dialogue to determine the safe path for this change: a dialogue between political forces and intellectual elites, between those in power and those in the opposition, and between the state’s national institutions and all the diverse and pluralistic forces of society. Therefore, this proposed dialogue is not an initiative of any party, rather we view it as the only way to overcome the country's crisis.
The Muslim Brotherhood has repeatedly emphasized its readiness for engaging in a dialogue, not aimed at reaching a narrow bilateral deal with any party, but rather to usher in a new phase of general national consensus that would end the suffering of detainees, open the political arena to all those who care about the country's interests, and unify all national efforts for confrontation of the threats that plague the country. The MB has also been, and continues to be, clear in emphasizing its position of avoiding a power struggle and prioritizing consolidation of national consensus and social cohesion.
But the regime's behavior has always been clear: it has adhered to a brutal security-based approach against all opposition forces without exception and has continued to pursue the same economic and social policies without any indication of intention to listen to voices warning of the disastrous consequences of these policies. It has even ignored most of the recommendations of the so-called "National Dialogue", limiting itself to mere show-offs without any real intention of change.
Third: The Muslim Brotherhood is not, and will never be, at odds with the state institutions. Everyone's duty is to safeguard all state institutions, which belong to the people, a national achievement for successive Egyptian generations, and a symbol of their nation-state, built and defended by Egyptians for over two centuries. The regime's continued attempts to antagonize state institutions against all political and social forces opposing it will not succeed. Therefore, any talk that contradicts this crucial principle is nothing but idle talk that deserves no attention.
Fourth: The change that the Muslim Brotherhood believes Egypt and the Egyptians are waiting for, and which we are working to achieve, is embodied in the following determinants:
Establishment of justice, freedom and social justice for the benefit of all citizens of the country without discrimination or exclusion.
Protecting national independence, which requires national unity, establishing a political system with genuine popular legitimacy, possessing advanced defense capabilities, achieving food and water security, and balancing external alliances based on cooperation, integration, and equality.
Review government spending priorities, prioritizing spending on education, health, rural development, and marginalized areas and neighborhoods.
Lifting regulatory restrictions on the private sector, supporting small businesses, and directing national priority to investment in developing advanced industrial and technological infrastructure as a necessary foundation for renaissance and development.
Supporting the true and complete independence of all forms of civil organization, including professional and labor unions, student unions, and various civil society organizations.
Lifting security restrictions on political parties and all political activity.
Support freedom of the press and media and freedom of expression on social media.
Fifth: Official Muslim Brotherhood positions are only expressed by official MB statements and publicly known spokespersons. Beyond that, the private opinions of individuals represent their own judgments and cannot be restricted, especially in the case of a large institution like the Muslim Brotherhood. However, this does not give them the right to speak on behalf of the Brotherhood against the truth.
MB Media Spokesperson
Sohaib Abdel Maqsoud
(Monday, 29 Safar 1447 AH / 23 August 2025 AD)
A really important essay on Wael Hallaq’s misleading book “the Impossible state”!
“Hallaq’s project is not a roadmap to Islamic revival — it is a postmodern reformist project that subtly narrows Muslim political horizons.“
Link ⬇️