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#61 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd March 2016 17:43

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What is your opinion regarding others in the history other than Mumtaz Rh, who have killed the blasphemers extrajudicially? Do you consider all of them as worthy to be hanged? What is the difference between Mumtaz and others? He killed because of his love for Prophet saww, they also did the same...

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#62 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd March 2016 17:43

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Only Muslims and Dhimmis are protected by law and their killing is called murder which is a very big sin as the Qur'an says. All others are not protected and their killing is this not such a big sin. It might be a big sin to kill a non-Muslim non-Dhimmi without a reason but in this case of an apostate (anyway) who supposedly insulted the Prophet it would be a minor sin at best (or better worst).
Also the situation depends on whether we have an Islamic state or an infidel apostate state like Pakistan. In the first case the sin is vigilante justice. In the second it might be invalid action of Jihad. It MIGHT be.

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#63 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd March 2016 17:51

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I live in the hub of barelwis, am still alive alhamdulillah. Even barelwis understand the difference. Of course they need to be educated. Scholars tell people not to do these things extrajudicially, But if done, we can't condemn them like conventional killers. We love them involuntarily as they did that for the safety of dignity of Rasoolullah saww and Islam, when so called Islamic government is unable to do its job.

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#64 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd March 2016 18:46

Here is a News Panel discussion at the time of Taseers remarks what is clear that Taseer rather then acting out of some humanitarian concerns was acting at the behest of America who at the time were putting pressure on Pakistan to repeal Blasphemy laws. youtu.be/HJcLpOdcOTo

Here are the remarks of the late Maulana Ishaq an ahle Hadith Scholar concerning the family background of Salman Taseer and His Father and their anti_Islam views , Maulana Ishaq was regarded as being moderate and Pro-Barelvi and Pro-Shia ..... youtu.be/E0gBda2HIvQ

At the time this incident happened doing research into this Taseer character their were photos of Taseer chilling in a Swimming Pool at a resort with his grown up daughters dressed in Bikinis, there are also photos of his daughters dancing and partying, at university.... This is how the enlightened and progressive Salman Taseer lived his life and the kind of lifestyle and liberal Islam he wanted to promote in Pakistan....His son Aatish Taseer wrote that his father dranked scotch Whisky and openly ate pork.

Note: Just doing further research there are photos of Salman Taseer and his fellow rich people along with their families at a party with bottles whisky and wine openly sitting on the dining table. With glasses filled to the brim in front of them.

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#65 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd March 2016 19:06

Justice (r) Nazeer Ahmed says that punishing Qadri rh is unlawful because when a person commits murder, law asks about the provoker, and in this case the provoker was Salman himself. So Qadri's rh hanging is unjustified.

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#66 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd March 2016 19:12

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#67 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd March 2016 19:36

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in this world we judge them according to the quran and sunnah and what is apparent to us. in the next world allah will judge them accordingly.

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#68 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd March 2016 08:14

Someone asked me about this 2 days ago and they had an opinion. I told them that since this concerns the honor of Sayyidina (Rasul-ullah) Sallallaho Alaihe Wassallam) save your Eeemaan and remain quiet.

It is not required for anyone to issue a Judgement on this. In every sense and purpose a Muslim should obey the Law but when it comes to the honor of Sayyidina (Rasul-ullah) Sallallaho Alaihe Wassallam) Shariah does make an exception if someone gets emotional and riled up (even due to a misunderstanding). He will be punished but Qadhi will look at the circumstances (and the misunderstanding)

We simply cannot discuss this in detail here.

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#69 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd March 2016 15:19

Watch this video. The speaker is retired justice who understands pakistani law:

https://www.facebook.com/749850638463925/videos/909887425793578/

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#70 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd March 2016 16:48

The Shaykh of Islam, Ibn Taymiyyah (may Allah be merciful to him), said the following in his book "Al-Sarim Al-Maslul `ala Shatim Al-Rasul" p. 3:

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"The first issue: Those who revile the Prophet (peace be upon him), whether a Muslim or Kafir, must be killed. This is the view of the majority of scholars."

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#71 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd March 2016 17:00

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Mullah Muadh Khan, we have to make distinction between the Islamic laws that are binding for an Islamic state which you mentioned and those for an infidel state like Pakistan. There is no Qadi in an infidel state. We cannot talk about this the same way we talk about the rules in an Islamic state. This is a matter of Jihad and not justice.

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#73 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd March 2016 17:13

Allah knows best what is the best stance. But one thing that i can see from this whole episode, that it has turned out to be a double edged sword. Two targets have been shot with one arrow.

1. An open abuser to this deen and potentially to our beloved Prophet S.W, met his fate

2. If Qadri was openly declared a super hero and pardoned with flying colors, this could have huge implications on the super emotional, polarized Pakistani nation. This would set a new acceptable tone in the masses. Next thing you would see ahle hadeeth, deobandis getting openly shot, why because they supposedly uttered something, which was gustakhi of Rasool. Or for that matter other liberal secular people as well. So this is how things could spiral out of hand.

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#74 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd March 2016 17:22

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#75 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd March 2016 17:54

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I didn't talk about Islamic vs Non-Islamic state...What I said IF a Qadhi was to rule in the situation and UNDER the circumstances there is some leeway in Islamic Shariah on a person who kills someone vigilante style due to being overcome by emotions.

The reason people of Pakistan are behaving in this manner is due to two reasons:

1) There is still love for the beloved of Allah (Sallallaho Alaihe Wassallam) in that Society.

2) They see that Raymon Davis can murder people openly and get whisked away while someone who has a higher motive (in their eyes) gets hung. Also Assiya Bibi who was the main reason behind this story has been granted appeal upon appeal and she is still alive.

If you followed Pakistani Media you would note that those protesting had very legal and straightforward demands as follows...

a) If Raymon Davis can be pardoned so can Mumtaz Qadri

b) If Assiya Bibi who is convicted then appealed and still convicted can have her death sentence curtailed by a memorandum (last appeal on 26/Mar/16) then the same precedence should have been applied to Mumtaz Qadri.

Nobody denies that he killed someone, if you listen to legal and Fiqh arguments they have sound basis in Pakistani legal framework.

What you see at his Janazah Salah is outpouring due to Justice being denied.

Both under Shariah and Pakistani constitution there is ample provision for his Death sentence to have been overturned to a Life Sentence. <<< This is the final position of Legal Experts..

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