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Jun 28 19 tweets 5 min read
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This is absolutely horrible. Islamist extremists in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India have beheaded a man for allegedly supporting Nupur Sharma. The Islamist extremists also posted a video after the beheading, in which they can also be heard threatening PM Modi.
Looks like he also made a video before the murder. #India
SAMRI says they're both Barelvi. Although one of them looked & sounded like a Salafi to me. But I could be wrong. Would be nice to see some confirmation on their sect. #Udaipur #India

Indian media now reporting this:

Exclusive | Accused in Udaipur Beheading Case Linked to ISIS: Sources to News18 news18.com/news/india/exc…
More developments in India following the beheading in Udaipur, Rajasthan:

Pakistani TLP accounts are praising the two Indian jihadi terrorists who beheaded an innocent Hindu shopkeeper in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India yesterday. Image

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Jul 1
This is real life, ladies and gentlemen:

Islamist extremists from Barelvi extremist group TLP are destroying Samsung billboards in Karachi city for introducing a QR code that is allegedly blasphemous. #Pakistan

Barelvi Islamist extremists from TLP destroying Samsung billboards for introducing a QR code that is allegedly blasphemous. #Karachi #Pakistan

Last year there was another blasphemy-related incident in Pakistan where somebody managed to find a blasphemous QR Code on a soft drink bottle.

Read 12 tweets
Jul 1
Does @IRFSummit support freedom from religion? How can you talk about religious freedom without talking about freedom from religion? I haven't seen a single thing on that from IRF. Would love to hear how they feel about it.
#IRFSummit2022 had a panel on hijab ban and how Muslim women are being supposedly oppressed by the infidels. But where's the panel on mandatory hijab and how Muslim women are actually oppressed by Muslim men and other Muslim women?
This is why I don't take seriously any "religious freedom" event which has links with the American government. Because it is part of American government's domestic and foreign policy to co-opt Islamism instead of countering it.
Read 5 tweets
Jun 30
Lovely to see some Pakistani "experts" who were surprised about Taliban-TTP relationship last year now innocently inquiring about the TTP-HGB (Hafiz Gul Bahadur group) relationship.

This is what happens when you try to make sense of things without looking at the bigger picture.
Most (but not all) of the ops that took place during ceasefire were against Hafiz Gul Bahadur group. But TTP chief in his interview appears to be criticizing those ops.

Q some are asking is: are TTP and HGB not enemies as people been told for so long?
TTP and HGB group share the same jihadi ideology and both are fighting against the same target (the Pakistani state). Whatever differences they have had were mostly about power struggle. They are certainly not enemies. If they were, they would be attacking each other.
Read 4 tweets
Jun 30
BREAKING:

Taliban loya jirga in Kabul under attack. Several explosions + gunfire reported. Chaos in the area. #Afghanistan
Aamaj also reporting gunfire near the location of Taliban jirga:
Heavy gunfire can be heard in the background. Reported attack on Taliban jirga in Kabul. #Afghanistan
Read 13 tweets
Jun 29
A whole new young generation of Pakistanis and Indians who are ignorant about the bloody history of partition will be learning about that when watching #MsMarvel

But I will recommend not to stop there as it's a bad idea to learn history only from TV. Please read some books too ImageImageImageImage
This reminds me that I never got to ask my ancestors why they migrated from India to Pakistan. Now both my grandparents are long dead. And we don't talk about that part of our history in my more immediate family.
I myself have never been quite able to reach a conclusion (after breaking free of the BS we were taught in Pakistani textbooks as kids) on whether the partition was good or bad. Because that's a matter of perspective. It was good for many, but very bad for many others.
Read 4 tweets
Jun 28
I'll explain my above tweet.

You see, liberal Muslims often quote this Quranic verse, which roughly translates to "if you kill one person, it is as if you have killed entire humanity".

The problem with that is, it is an incomplete verse. Here's the full verse, al-Maidah 5:32 Image
And now here's the generally accepted translation of that verse.

Notice the caveat there?

"Whoever kills a person *not in retaliation for a person killed nor as punishment for spreading disorder on earth*, is as if he has killed the whole humankind"

See the caveat now? Image
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