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Re: [PF:165850] Nafs Ke Huqooq

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[PF:165849] Counting Swat’s successes, hoping for peace in Kashmir

Pakistan hopes India will play a more positive role and "respond to its legitimate security concerns" being the most important neighbour, said Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani on Wednesday.

"We sincerely hope that the ongoing process of comprehensive engagement will be fruitful for dialogue with India which will not find Pakistan lacking will to write a new chapter in our bilateral relations," said Premier Gilani, while concluding a three-day national seminar on 'De-radicalisation' organised by the Pakistan Army at Wadudia Hall of Swat University. Pakistan would like to resolve all outstanding issues with India peacefully, including that of Kashmir, he said.

"Elimination of extremism in Swat is a significant success," said Gilani and added "the return and rehabilitation of 2.4 million displaced people within three months is an example of it."

"Our intelligence agencies have led to apprehensions of hundreds of al Qaeda operatives and targeted their top leadership, said Gilani. The process of de-radicalisation of reconcilable detainees alone cannot pay dividends unless the hardcore category of apprehended terrorists is awarded exemplary punishment through an appropriate judicial mechanism," he added.

Anti-terrorism act

Premier Gilani also stressed that 'Anti-Terrorism Laws' should be amended. "The Anti-Terrorism Act promulgated to tackle the law and order situation has no answer for the extraordinary situation Pakistan faces today," he said. Ministries of Law and Justice and Interior, and the government of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa have prepared a legal framework order to cope with militancy in the state, especially in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) and the Provincially Administered Tribal Areas (Pata).

Bridging the gap

Premier Gilani said Pakistan's efforts to combat terrorism need international recognition. A paradigm shift is needed to bridge the trust deficit between military and civilian institutions…without international pressure, he added.

Drone attacks

Premier Gilani said drone attacks by the United States inside the country's borders are in conflict with ground realities and have a negative impact on efforts to control radicalism.

Civilian support

Earlier, Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani reiterated that "There is no military solution to terrorism".

The menace has to be tackled in the domain of national security which warrants a comprehensive response entailing synergy by all elements of national power, he added.

The army derives its strength from the people as it considers their support vital for its operations against terrorists, he said.

"Pakistan's commitment to the war against al Qaeda and its affiliates is total and unwavering," the army chief said.

"Images of armed militants moving freely has raised concerns regarding the army's capabilities and resolve to fight militants," Kayani conceded. However, he added that the Army has launched the largest insurgency operation against the militants to re-establish the writ of the state.

Various speakers expressed their views in the three-day seminar including Dr Maria Sultan, Mushahid Hussain Sayed, Amir Muqam, and Major-General Javaid Iqbal.

Hussain said the national leadership has been in denial and is taking the convenient route of blaming problems on "international conspiracies"

The announcement of half-hearted policies such as police reforms or madrassas reforms have never been implemented, he said.

Giving a six-point agenda, Hussain added: "Intelligence Bureau should be dedicated to counter terrorism, and coordinating with the special branch in the provinces whose mission statement needs to be redefined to focus fully on this challenge."

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[PF:165848] Supporting Dictators is Still Bad Foreign Policy

What with the recent news about the Pakistani military's relationship with militant organizations and its apparent role in the assassination of journalists who investigate that relationship, it's not surprising that commentators and policymakers are arguing for a carrot-and-stick approach to U.S.-Pakistan relations that is designed to either entice the latter's military leaders with offers of increased aid or coerce them with threats of cutting off the aid they already receive.

Of course, this is pretty much the same policy the U.S. has embraced for the past decade, and it's not likely to do much good until the threat of withdrawing aid is credible. That would mean reducing the American military's dependence on supply routes that reach Afghanistan via Pakistan, which in turn would necessitate shifting resupply operations to routes that enter Afghanistan from the north. It's an idea that sounds good on paper, but it would entail swapping one unsavory and inconsistent ally for a hodgepodge of others who might be even worse. As The Washington Post reported over the weekend:

By shifting the burden to Central Asia, however, the U.S. military has become increasingly reliant on authoritarian countries, prompting criticism from human rights groups that the Obama administration is cozying up to dictators.

For instance, more than one-third of the northern-route cargo passes through tiny Azerbaijan, a country saddled by "pervasive corruption," according to the State Department's annual human rights report. U.S. defense officials also say the northern supply lines would not be possible without the cooperation of Russia. One new route runs through Siberia.

The biggest potential choke point, however, lies in Uzbekistan, a former Soviet republic that borders northern Afghanistan. It previously had kicked the U.S. military out of the country after Washington complained about the killing of hundreds of protesters in 2005.

This is a good reminder that it's impossible to view foreign policy decisions as having discrete consequences. After all, supporting an oppressive but pro-Western shah in Iran made sense within a decision-making framework that only considered the U.S. vis-a-vis the Soviet Union. The problem is that such a mindset failed to consider other actors, specifically aggrieved Iranian citizens whose anger toward the U.S.-backed regime ultimately gave birth to a radically anti-American movement that is still causing problems in the region today. Similarly, it's not hard to imagine citizens of Central Asia becoming virulently opposed to the U.S. if it continues to support the autocratic regimes that rule in the region. From a strategic perspective focused solely on the war in Afghanistan that might be something U.S. policymakers are willing to tolerate, but it will look awfully foolish if the U.S. finds itself engaged in counterinsurgency warfare in Uzbekistan in 30 years.

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[PF:165847] Pakinstan - India: Building Nuclear Confidence

The foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan met once again from June 23-24 to try to resolve some of the problems that bedevil the bilateral relationship. Following the brazen attack by Pakistan-based terrorists on Mumbai in November 2008, India suspended the 'composite dialogue,' which had been ongoing in various forms for several decades. And, although Pakistan has shown little public remorse (let alone offered clear indications that it will abandon its policy of 'encouragement' for terrorism as a foreign policy tool) Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh thought it prudent to engage with Islamabad for the sake of peace and security. So the dialogue process is on yet again, and the Indian side has described its approach as being driven by a 'great sense of confidence, optimism and determination.'

Aside from the usual issues of bilateral concern on the talks agenda, it was interesting that nuclear confidence building measures were also included for discussion in this round of discussions. This is a significant step, and one can only hope that the interlocutors on both sides invest the necessary seriousness and urgency in the process.

It may be recalled that soon after their nuclear tests in 1998, India and Pakistan embarked on nuclear confidence building measures. The bilateral memorandum of understanding signed in Lahore on February 21, 1999 was forward looking, and included measures such as an agreement to exchange information on nuclear doctrines and security concepts, numbers of warheads and missiles, advance notification on missile tests and prompt notification of any accidental, unauthorized or unexplained nuclear incidents.

Unfortunately, though, the full potential in the memorandum could never be realized, as within months of the bilateral agreement on nuclear confidence building measures, Pakistan blatantly breached all trust by sending its army regulars dressed as mujahedeen into Indian territory with the obvious intention of seizing parts of Kargil in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Confidence building since then has been disrupted several times by acts of terrorism.

The irony is that existential nuclear risks that accompany a nuclear weapons capability demand some understanding between hostile nations. In fact, the greater the hostility, the more it's necessary to explore and undertake steps that hold the promise of establishing strategic stability, especially since arsenals grow and capabilities increase on both sides. Obviously, the risks of unplanned or inadvertent escalation due to unintended use or miscalculation triggered by improper judgments increase as nuclear arsenals do. Some of these risks can be mitigated through measures taken at the national level. But some risks demand a mutual response, based on a common understanding of the concerns and risks.

For this to happen, it's important that India and Pakistan recognize the need, rationale and mechanics of nuclear confidence building measures, as well as nuclear arms control. More than in any other nuclear dyadic relationship, the negotiators from both sides will have to rise above the many misperceptions that exist between the two. It's obvious that disagreements and mistrust will threaten negotiations, but such obstacles must not deter the pursuit of the process because the alternative is a far more dangerous situation of nuclear instability.

For starters, nuclear confidence building measures need to be arrived at on the principles of equity of benefits, flexibility of approach, domestic acceptability of end results and verifiability of agreed measures. They must be rooted in the general belief that these would lead to greater security of both parties involved. Unless both sides see the benefits for themselves, the negotiations will be unable to produce any worthwhile results, and in fact, could actually be counterproductive by placing greater strain on the bilateral relationship if one side were to see itself as a loser in the process.

By its very nature, confidence building has to be undertaken with an adversary. In fact, the more adversarial the relationship, the greater the need for confidence building. But the problem is that the greater the hostility the more difficult it is to engage meaningfully in a way that results in something constructive. As India and Pakistan once again try to bridge the huge trust deficit that exists between them, the task must be undertaken with the appreciation that this will have to be a long drawn out process that will be slow to produce results-if any are produced at all.

It's also important that neither side raises unnecessary expectations of quick results or spectacular breakthroughs. Indeed, the political leadership on both sides must steadfastly look beyond momentary benefits to actually set the stage for a more rooted interaction that will hopefully, over time, produce insights into each other's strategic thinking as well as a shared understanding of key deterrence concepts and dangers.

More than anything else, what is required is the belief that the process of nuclear confidence building measures will contribute significantly to the security of both sides. It needs to be treated as more than a zero-sum game.

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[PF:165846] Who speaks for India — Gandhi or Modi?

They say justice delayed is justice denied. In Narendra Modi's Gujarat, justice is not just delayed and denied, it's eliminated. Nearly a decade after the worst state-sanctioned massacre of Muslims since Independence in full view of the world, the mockery of justice continues unabated..

God alone knows how many government commissions have probed the 2002 pogrom and have come up with conclusions that did not really surprise anyone. From knocking on the doors of courts in Gujarat and Maharashtra to approaching the highest court in the land, the victims have dashed their heads against every wailing wall in their quest for justice. They have however refused to give up faith in the country's courts and justice delivery mechanism, hoping against hope that justice will be done -eventually, some day.

This is what I heard in undertones, wherever I went, during my visit to Gujarat in the summer of 2009. One of the most dynamic and enterprising communities anywhere, Gujarati Muslims have retreated into their shells since the 2002 carnage. Isolated and shunned like pariahs in their own land, they have maintained a low profile and still look over their shoulder before reluctantly revisiting the horror of a decade ago.

Fear still stalks the terrorised community. Indeed, most of those cases against top Gujarat officials have been filed by human rights groups and selfless activists such as Teesta Setalvad of Communalism Combat and Mukul Sinha of Jan Sangharsh Morcha, whom I have had the honour of interviewing during my visit, rather than the families of victims themselves.

Some of the most damning testimonies against Modi and his band of killers detailing how they ordered and executed the carefully choreographed pogrom against Muslims came not from the victims but from top cops like R B Sreekumar, Rahul Sharma and Sanjiv Bhatt, who had had a ringside view of those terrifying months in 2002. This may be why the victims have nurtured a faint, flickering hope of an eventual day of reckoning for those months of rape, murder, and every possible savagery that they suffered. They have waited and waited, silently and patiently, for justice.

Now those hopes for justice have been dashed. The evidence on which all those testimonies were based has been destroyed by an efficient government. Or so we are told. Gujarat government lawyer S B Vakil told the Justice Nanavati Commission this week that the 2002 records, including telephone call logs, police vehicle logbook and officers' movement diaries, were destroyed in 2007 as per the "standard procedure" as most "irrelevant documents" are routinely destroyed after five years!

Incidentally, those "irrelevant documents" held the key to delivering justice and perhaps to the future of Modi and his men. So what if those "irrelevant documents" formed the crucial evidence of the 2002 pogrom and were at the heart of proceedings of Justice Nanavati Commission and Akshya Mehta Judicial Commission and numerous cases in courts against top figures in the government?

This is how Modi has functioned all these years, throwing mud at, and even eliminating those who have had the audacity to confront him and his crimes. And no one has been able to do a damn thing about it.

By summarily destroying the record of his crimes, Modi has not just mocked and taunted those who have tried to bring justice to his victims, he has ridiculed India's claim to being a secular democracy that believes in justice and equality of all before law.

Modi is not merely guilty of mocking and trampling on the rule of law, he has heaped shame and abuse on the nation's secular and democratic institutions and their ability to administer justice to all sections of society.

India's Muslims have watched in silence and utter helplessness as one state institution after another has failed spectacularly to offer them justice and confront the thugs who have been caught on tape boasting about how they killed, raped, and burnt Muslims alive.

I can't even imagine how this latest blow to the quest for justice will be seen and interpreted by an already exhausted community. And I shudder to think of the consequences if the world's largest religious minority living in a single country loses its faith completely in that country and its place in it.

They have already lost all confidence in India's politicians and political parties. Their troubled relationship with Modi's party, the BJP, hardly needs elaboration. But they have received little support from Sonia Gandhi's Congress, perhaps for the fear of upsetting its Hindu vote bank and being branded as "anti-Hindu" by the Hindutva brotherhood.

Under the circumstances, what do the Muslims do? Where do they go for justice? What hope and alternatives are they left with? These are the questions that demand answers from India's vibrant civil society. It's its silent and peace-loving multitudes that make India what it is – a living, thriving and extraordinary democracy. They are the hope and future of this melting pot of a nation.

It may be time for those silent multitudes to speak up and speak out against the rape of justice and rule of law that is going on in Narendra Modi's Gujarat. If anyone can teach a lesson to the perpetrators of Gujarat 2002, it's them. They have to send out the message to the world that it's not Modi's terrorist regime but Gandhi's Gujarat that really represents and speaks for India.

That said, if the mass murderers of Gujarat's Muslims think they can get away with murder, they are grievously mistaken. Justice will catch up with them – eventually. Sooner or later. Their just reward awaits them – if not in this life, then in the next. You can run as long as you want. But your fate will find you – eventually. As the poet would warn, jo chup rahegi zabaan-e-khanjar, lahu pukarega aasteen ka. If the dagger that killed remains silent, the stains of blood on your sleeve will cry out!

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[PF:165845] PM Manmohan Singh: "25% of Bangladeshis anti-India and influenced by Pakistan’s ISI"

The recent 'off-the-record' comment by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh about "25% of Bangladeshis being anti-India" and influenced by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) during his meeting with the media last week has dented otherwise cordial relations between India and Bangladesh.

What was shocking was the damage control exercise by the authorities which removed that portion of the PM's comment with the caveat that the text that appeared on the Prime Minister's Office website was "preliminary". This reflects the lack of sensitivity of our authorities while dealing with our neighbours. There is a need for us to show more sensitivity while dealing with Bangladesh, a country that, despite strong opposition to the move, has gone out of its way to improve its relationship with India.

India-Bangladesh ties have fluctuated in the past. The relationship touched rock bottom during the Bangladesh Nationalist Party's (BNP) rule between 2001-06. But this changed after the Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League came to power in 2009. It has, from the beginning, taken a keen interest in improving relationship with India. Soon after the parliamentary elections of 2008 in Bangladesh, Prime Minister Hasina declared that she wouldn't allow any group inimical to India's interests to operate in her country.

Keeping the promise, Hasina's government took action against insurgent groups like the United Liberation Front of Asom (Ulfa) and the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB), arresting some of their top leaders. She also needs to be complimented for her action against the radical Islamic militancy that flourished in Bangladesh during the BNP's rule. These extremist groups played a major role in fostering terror in India.

Bangladesh shares close socio-cultural and geographical ties with India and looks to India for inspiration, motivation and support in these areas. While this feature of the relationship has helped the two countries find grounds for cooperation, it also has been a disadvantage for bilateral relations. There is a Big Brother syndrome that plays in the minds of some sections in Bangladesh. Such a feeling, however, is understandable for a country that has to live close to a nation as large in terms of geography, economy and influence like India. The people of Bangladesh are thankful when there is a simple word of appreciation from India. They equally feel let down if there is word of criticism from their western neighbour.

The India-Bangladesh relationship has also become a complex play of internal politics within Bangladesh, where the politics has become divided along the lines of pro- and anti- India sentiments. The Jamaat-e-Islami, an influential ally of the main opposition party BNP, is open in its anti-India rhetoric. The Awami League has been criticised by the opposition for being pro-India. So, looking at things from the prism of Bangladeshi politics, Hasina has taken a big risk to go out of her way and take on the religious fundamentalists in her country. Better support from India is welcome and needed.

Religion does play an important role in the lives of Bangladeshis. But there is a great dislike among the people towards religious extremism. The Jamaat-e-Islami's defeat in the 2008 elections, when it was reduced to only two seats from the 18, is a case in point.

As India's influence grows in the global arena, it will be necessary to have stability and peace in South Asia. For this, Dhaka could be New Delhi's major partner and play a pivotal role by becoming a major point of connectivity for North-east India and South-east Asian countries thereby strengthening India's 'Look East' policy. This is a window of opportunity that we can't afford to lose by making unnecessary comments that can harm the relationship.

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{Kantakji Group}. Add '9931' FINZER

Dear,
I heard  one name for a Muslim friend as Muhammed  Finzer
Any body heard this name "Finzer" for any Muslim?
Is this word is available in any language?
What is its meaning? and What is the fatwa in putting such names?

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[PF:165844] Definitions :)

DEFINITIONS

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CIGARETTE:

A pinch of tobacco
rolled in paper
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MARRIAGE:

It's an agreement
wherein
a man loses his bachelor degree
and a woman gains her master


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LECTURE:

An art of transmitting Information
from the notes of the lecturer
to the notes of students
without passing through the minds
of either

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CONFERENCE:

The confusion of one man
multiplied by the
number present

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COMPROMISE:

The art of dividing
a cake in such a way that
everybody believes
he got the biggest piece

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TEARS:

The hydraulic force by which
masculine will power is
defeated by feminine water-power!

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DICTIONARY:

A place where divorce comes
before marriage

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CONFERENCE ROOM:

A place where everybody talks,
nobody listens
and everybody disagrees later on

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ECSTASY:

A feeling when you feel
you are going to feel
a feeling
you have never felt before

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CLASSIC:

A book
which people praise,
but never read

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SMILE:

A curve
that can set
a lot of things straight!

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OFFICE:

A place
where you can relax
after your strenuous
home life

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YAWN:

The only time
when some married men
ever get to open
their mouth

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ETC:

A sign
to make others believe
that you know
more than
you actually do

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COMMITTEE:

Individuals
who can do
nothing individually
and sit to decide
that nothing can be done
together

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EXPERIENCE:

The name
men give
to their
Mistakes

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ATOM BOMB:

An invention
to bring an end
to all
inventions

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PHILOSOPHER:

A fool
who torments himself
during life,
to be spoken of
when dead

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DIPLOMAT:

A person
who tells you
to go to hell
in such a way
that you actually look forward
to the trip

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OPPORTUNIST:

A person
who starts taking bath
if he
accidentally falls
into a river

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OPTIMIST:

A person
who while falling
from EIFFEL TOWER
says in midway
"SEE I AM NOT INJURED YET!"

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PESSIMIST:

A person
who says that
O is the last letter
in ZERO,
Instead of the first letter
in OPPORTUNITY

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MISER:

A person
who lives poor
so that
he can die RICH!

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FATHER:

A banker
provided by
nature

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CRIMINAL:

A guy
no different
from the other,
unless he gets caught

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BOSS:

Someone
who is early
when you are late
and late
when you are early

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POLITICIAN:

One who
shakes your hand
before elections
and your Confidence
Later

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DOCTOR:

A person
who kills
your ills
by pills,
and kills you
by his bills!


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