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 داعى الجهاد يهرب لابسا زى امرأة (الدين ورجال الدين عبر السنين)
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قال تعالى
(إِذْ تَلَقَّوْنَهُ بِأَلْسِنَتِكُمْ وَتَقُولُونَ بِأَفْوَاهِكُم مَّا لَيْسَ لَكُم بِهِ عِلْمٌ وَتَحْسَبُونَهُ هَيِّناً وَهُوَ عِندَ اللَّهِ عَظِيمٌ) 15 النّور
هؤلاء هم دعاة الأسلام بأستمرار يدعون للجهاد ويكونوا هم أول الهاربين هؤلاء هم رجال الدين يدعون للجهاد وهم ينعمون بالدولارات والريالات يصدرون الفتاوى والخطب العصماء تحت المكيفات والماء البارد والولائم الدسمه ولما العكة تحصل يكونوا اول الفارين فى باكستان اليوم تم القبض على الشيخ عبدالعزيز داعية الجهاد بمسجد الحمراء متخفيا لابسا زى امرأة, فى لبنان قبل فترة احد دعاة الجهاد بريطانى الجنسية من اصل عربى لا أجزم اظنه ابو قتاده المصرى هرب من بريطانيا الى لبنان لانه مطلوب كأرهابى, وعندما حصل الضرب فى لبنان من الأسرائليين بدل ان يجاهد الهارب داعية الجهاد وينتصر او ينال الشهادة سلم نفسه للكفار السفارة البريطانية طالبا الحماية كونه بريطانى مع المخليين... بالله قيس موقف الظلاميين هذا بموقف الأستاذ الشهيد محمود محمد طه وكفى!! ومالكم لاترجون لله وقارا ولقد خلقكم اطورا... فى السودان الآخ دالى بجامعة الخرطوم اعتدى عليه 40 طالبا من جماعة الأتجاه الأسلامى الكادر الخاص (الكارتيه) ومعه 7 من الجمهوريين وكان الضرب مركز على دالى حتى شج رأسه وكان الهدف القضاء عليه واسكاته ولكنه اتى اليوم الثانى ورأسه مربوط بالعصب,, الطريف بالذكر انهم غنموا ساعته فى تلك الغزوة الأسلامية,, بعضهم الآن فى مناصب وزارية حساسة اليوم,, كم تم الأعتداء على صديق الزيلعى كمجموعة وهو فرد وكان دائما يتم التحرش بلأفراد من قبل الجماعات الأسلامية,,, يعتى بوضوح شديد الشخص يكون سودانى تكفى لأنو مهذب ومربى وشهم وذو نخوة, اول ما يصبح ذو اتجاه اسلامى يصير سيئايفوق سوءة سوء الظن العريض... اين هؤلآء من السودانيين من أمثال موسى ودجلى و حمد ود دكين وطه البطحانى هؤلاء اللذين لايغدرون ولايضربون من الخلف,, الذين كانوا فى اثناء المبارزة اذا وقع سيف خصمهم يوقفون المبارزة حتى يرفع الخصم سيفة.. فهذه القيم مهداه لكل متنطع يلبس لبوس الأسلام والأسلام منه براء..
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(عدل بواسطة Abu Eltayeb on 07-05-2007, 06:57 AM)
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Re: داعى الجهاد يهرب لابسا زى امرأة (الدين ورجال الدين عبر السنين) (Re: Abu Eltayeb)
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Children feared used as shields in Pakistan mosque By Faisal Aziz
15 minutes ago
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Fears mounted that women and children were being used as human shields at a besieged mosque in Pakistan's capital on Thursday, as hundreds of militant students ignored a plea from their captured leader to surrender.
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Pakistan's Deputy Information Minister Tariq Azim Khan said the few students who had quit the mosque on Thursday had spoken of a nightmare scenario for security forces trying to keep casualties to a minimum.
"A large number of women and children are being held hostage by armed men in a room," Khan told a news conference, adding that the brother of the captured cleric was hiding in the basement of an attached madrasa with 25 "women hostages."
"Yes, they're using them as human shields, because the people who have come out, they told us that they're telling women and children not to worry because as long you're here forces will not attack us," he said.
In an interview broadcast earlier on state television, the leader of the Red Mosque's Taliban-style student movement, caught the previous evening trying to escape wearing a woman's burqa, said 850 students remained inside, including 600 women and girls.
Abdul Aziz, clad in a woman's all-enveloping garment like the one he was caught in, began the interview by dramatically lifting the black veil to reveal a face dominated by a bushy grey beard.
He said only 14 men were armed with Kalashnikovs in the Islamabad mosque, though an Interior Ministry spokesman put "hard core elements" between 30 and 40, and a senior paramilitary officer reckoned there were 100 armed men.
Smiling through much of a bizarre interview Aziz said he had wanted to leave the mosque, and had urged others to do the same, but some women teachers had persuaded girls to stay behind.
"They are not being used as human shields, we only gave them passion for jihad," said Aziz, who was later remanded in court.
Hundreds of police and soldiers, backed by armored personnel carriers and with orders to shoot armed resisters on sight, have sealed off the Red Mosque, or Lal Masjid, and imposed an indefinite curfew in the neighborhood around it.
Aziz said it was time for all the students to leave.
"For students to stay put at the mosque will only be damaging ... they should either leave, if they can, or surrender."
One 12-year-old girl, Maria Habib, who was escorted from the mosque by her uncle on Thursday, said there were between 35 and 40 students of her age still inside.
RISING TOLL
Liberal politicians have for months pressed President Pervez Musharraf, who faces elections later this year, to crack down on the cleric brothers in charge of the mosque and their movement.
The Lal Masjid movement is part of a phenomenon known as "Talibanisation" -- the spread of militant influence from remote tribal regions on the Afghan border into central areas.
The government has set several deadlines for surrender and used scare tactics, including warning explosions, bursts of gunfire and overflying helicopter gunships to weaken the resolve of the mosque's occupants.
The death toll from the violence that began on Tuesday with clashes outside the mosque rose to at least 17 after a security officer said a student was killed in pre-dawn firing.
A burqa-clad woman who left the mosque told Reuters Television she had seen four bodies including those of two girls.
Before dawn, security forces fired a series of "warning blasts," ratcheting up pressure on the hold-outs to surrender, but by early afternoon only 66 students had left the compound, compared with close to 1,200 on Wednesday.
There were occasional exchanges of fire through the day and seven students were later caught trying to escape.
"TIME FOR TALKING OVER"
Abdul Aziz's younger brother, Abdul Rashid Ghazi, told Reuters by telephone he would seek talks, but the government said the only option was surrender.
The mosque has a history of supporting militancy but the latest trouble began in January when students, who range from pre-teenagers to people in their 30s, occupied a library to protest the destruction of mosques illegally built on state land.
They later kidnapped women who they said were involved in prostitution, abducted police and intimidated shops selling Western films, while demanding enforcement of strict Islamic law.
Threats of suicide attacks had stopped the government using force earlier, and two attacks on security forces elsewhere in the country on Wednesday raised fears the mosque's militant allies were hitting back.
(Additional reporting by Augustine Anthony, Zeeshan Haider, and Kamran Haider)
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