@Ahmad_Noorani Qn terey baap ka mulk hai? Sabsey pehley pro taiban gernail ko phansi lagey faiz hameed ko... phir fata aur malakand operation walon ko lagey ... haramzadey tu uswaqt qn chup tha jab manzoor pakhtun bol raha tha... harami noornai harami
@SyedWiqasAhmad1 Da iqtedar spi ba assembly matai? Waya awal da govt residences kho khali kai...
Da pasha aw faiza hameed ratol karri spi sa inqilbayan kho na di che narey faisaley uki... da pekhawar spi da mianwali da spi na sa kam kho na di pa lalach k
@SyedWiqasAhmad1@Alikhanyzai@RifatOrakzai Mtlb mehmood ki badtamezi ki wajah sey porey subey ko haq nhe mil raha...
kamal hai... mianwali k aik admi ki ana ki beenth charr raha hai Pakhtunkhwa, wo bhi aik pakhtoon wazir e ala k hathon
@AkyolinEnglish@newlinesmag Excellent masterpiece Sir... what a way to put it all together and it exactly is like this since the beginning... the evil, in the disguise of the good is practising the evil upon all, especially those who dare to challenge.
imtehan and the jihad is to prevent this
Hence, I argue in @newlinesmag,
The way forward for Islamic civilization lies in divorcing 'commanding the right & forbidding the wrong' from religious coercion.
Let people be free to practice Islam, or not, based on sincere convictions and free choices.
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Another Ottoman scholar, Katip Çelebi, also criticized religious militancy of "arrogant men, who label some of the community as infidels, some as heretics."
"Most fighting & strife between Muslims arises from this cause," he added.
At it still is today.
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Religious coercion created a crisis in 17th century Ottoman Empire, when the militant Kadizadeli movement attacked all "innovations," from music to coffee.
Hanafi scholar Al-Nabulsi responded by referring to the Quranic maxim: "No compulsion in religion."
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What about #hisba, the institution established by the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)?
It was indeed a police force. But it was not about religious coercion. It was about preventing fraud in the marketplace. Only much later, hisba turned into religious policing:
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