Comments on: Business of Taliban : Peshawar City Hostage : Peshawar Girls Direct Target

By: rahim

rahim — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 14:50:46 +0000

hello dear pashawar

By: Hamid Ismat

Hamid Ismat — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 20:42:15 +0000

These people are not Taliban. They are Indian Agents most of them Uncircumcised.

By: Siraj Uddin

Siraj Uddin — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 10:12:02 +0000

I m resided in USA and come to pakistan thouohly to export mini items from USA to Pakistan, India AND dubai.
so one day i was sitting to seach sites i found this one
it is very good to meet friends from far and wide.
just say love pakistan.
becuase it is our future. today every politician, every minister every worker of pakistan is CHEATER AND want to destroy our beloved country
please save this country it is our duty.
May God long live our country and the people who loves pakistan

SIRAJ UDDIN ALMASOOD BINYASIN

By: BABAR

BABAR — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:15:01 +0000

Gentlemen
First of all I want to explain to u what our Holy Prophet (May peace be upon him) have told us He said that it has been made compulsory on every muslim woman and man to aquire knowledge ( mind you the word education was not used) again we were told to aquire knowledge even if u have to go to china ( not education).Now ask yourselves what is knowledge and how to get it .The basic fountain of knowledge is our Holy Quran and Sunnah without its knowledge a muslim cannot begin its quest of life.Now tell me which school that taliban blew up was offering such a service, and even what proof is available that even taliban are doing this isnt it possible that enemys of taliban are not doing this to disgrace them cause literal meaning of the word taliban is students.Kidnap for ransom is a crime that taliban are famous to give death penelties to the culprits who do so.

By: sk jaiswal

sk jaiswal — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 10:02:44 +0000

Hey Amna:
Nice to read ur posts. I fail to understand why you guys make them continue their so called NOBLE deeds. Kick them out or if the need be, kill them all.

I wrote today at my blog - o3.indiatimes.com/skjdesk about these guys..
Thanks
skj

By: Shakeel Ahmad

Shakeel Ahmad — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 13:37:58 +0000

Its a great site, it highlights those issues which were never discussed before,I especially appreciate the efforts of Amna Gilani for her nice articles.
soon I will share my thoughts and experiences with all the people

mrshakeel_ahmad@yahoo.com

By: Ahmed

Ahmed — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 16:58:15 +0000

Pakistani society is NOT against war on Terror. Pakistani society is against killing people indiscrimnately as is being done in so called war on terror by Bush. The point is 911 was not planed or executed by the people who are being killed daily in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq. As far as what is happening in northern areas of Pakistan it is not jihad or even Islam it is matter of controlling the area and trying to impose their own version of relegion. War on Terror has only made this world unsafe and provided more grounds for these terrorists.

By: Johann

Johann — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 11:43:50 +0000

But amna,
You society is against war on Terror as it is being waged by Bush. when Musharaff took action aginst these terrorists in lalMasjid, he was called a follower of Bush. Even Arif says the reason for this barbarians to throw acid on face of girls,is what SAUDI FUNDED CLERICS TEACH YOU as REAL ISLAM. People say Islam is peace and Jihad is one who wages against ones own soul. But SAUDI CLERICS teach otherwise and follow the same thing IN SAUDI ARABIA as being followed in FATA/WAZIRSTAN.
thinking Pakistanies must search their soul why these barbarians didnot even allow the corpse of PIR samiullah to lie under earth.

By: Arif Ahmad

Arif Ahmad — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 10:40:43 +0000

Unfortunately…the same is true. I also saw this AFP News story,’Taliban threaten to kill Pakistani school girls:Officials (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Taliban_threaten_to_kill_Pakistani_schoolgirls/articleshow/3890827.cms?TOI_latestnews)’. What I would like you here is to educate us on how to tackle this menace which is threatening to engulf the Pakistani society in the near future…if necessary actions are not taken at the earliest.
One root cause may be Pakistan’s involvement in the war against terror, but at the same time my feeling is that in the society itself there is silent majority which considers these actions on the part of taliban militants acceptable. I have no doubt that these people mostly belong to the affluent and the semi literate middle class. For a long time the poor people of Pakistan were considered to be more vulnerable to radicalisation but my belief is that the majority of poor people have no incentive and time to indulge in such activities as to be engaged day in and day out in making efforts to sustain themselves and prevent family members from penury and destitution.
Well Amna, could you be so kind to point out some of the steps needed on the part of civil society and the State in curbing the shameful activities of Taliban militants?
Do you believe that the so called democratic government will be able to address the problem in the near future?
Also if possible trace the links of drug warlords and mafia elements with Pakistani Taliban militants…my guess is that most of them indulge in cross border opium trade which gives them enough money and resources to wage war on Pakistani people.
Many thanks for the excellent write-up.
Keep going!
arif