Imran Khan's Tinder And Grindr Ban In Pakistan Criticized As 'bad faith'

 Imran Khan's Tinder And Grindr Ban In Pakistan Criticized As 'bad faith' 

For Hamza Baloch, Grindr transformed him. As a gay man in Pakistan, an Islamic Republic where homosexuality conveys a sentence of as long as 10 years in jail, his methods for meeting others inside the LGBT people group had consistently been covered in mystery and hazard and kept inside known safe spaces. 

In any case, the appearance of dating applications like Tinder and Grindr into Pakistan around four years back carried with it a little upset among youngsters over the range of sexuality. Here they could associate and meet individuals on their own terms, with a genuineness about their sexuality that was beforehand both no-no and hazardous. They had additionally demonstrated well known: Tinder was downloaded multiple times in Pakistan over the most recent 13 months. 

"I utilized Grindr a ton for dating, now and again to make sure I could get together with somebody over a cup or tea or supper, or now and then for more easygoing hookups," said Baloch, who lives in Karachi. He underlined that Grindr was not simply the protect of upper-and white collar class individuals in urban areas and said he had seen the application utilized by gay and trans individuals even in far off provincial networks in Sindh region. 

Yet, this week, the Pakistan government declared it was forced a broad restriction on these dating applications, blaming them for "shameless and disgusting substance". It is essential for what has been viewed as a move by the leader, Imran Khan, to assuage the traditionalist strict groups, who employ colossal measures of intensity and impact in Pakistan. 

Accordingly, Grindr, which depicts itself as the world's biggest person to person communication application for gay, indiscriminate, transsexual and strange individuals, said the organization was "investigating ways that we can be of administration to the LGBTQ people group in the district". 

Homosexuality is still generally apparent to get disgrace to families Pakistan, and has even prompted purported "honor killings", where LGBT individuals were killed by the families after their sexuality was uncovered. Yet, the applications have likewise been met with dissatisfaction for hetero meet-ups, especially for ladies from more moderate families who are disheartened from dating on their own terms, and rather are relied upon to go into an organized marriage with somebody chose by their family. 

a hand holding a mobile phone: Tinder was downloaded multiple times in Pakistan over the most recent 13 months © Photograph: Akhtar Soomro/Reuters Tinder was downloaded multiple times in Pakistan over the most recent 13 months 

"What rational government in 2020 prevents its residents from dating?" said Baloch. "Indeed, even the individuals who call themselves strict and rehearsing individuals of confidence utilized these applications for their private life to satisfy their wants and human needs, which they would not like to do freely or obviously." 

He included: "Regardless of which layers of society they have a place with, be it a college graduate or a businessperson at some town, these applications gave an extraordinary and a protected stage to the strange network to interface and cooperate with one another, without putting themselves in danger." 

Related: Pakistan squares 'shameless' Tinder, Grindr and different applications 

The applications were not without their perils. After an occurrence in 2016 when a 20-year-elderly person executed three gay men he had tricked from LGBT Facebook pages, professing to stop the spread of malevolence, the LGBT people group were cautioned to evade mysterious gatherings with individuals through applications and web-based media. So as to secure their characters, LGBT individuals frequently didn't post distinguishing photographs on their Tinder and Grindr profiles. 

The choice by Khan's legislature to get the prohibition on dating applications has prompted allegations of fraud against the executive, who before entering governmental issues was a celebrated cricketer with something of a lothario notoriety. Many censured the move as additional proof of the shortcoming of Khan's administration even with the amazing strict right, while others wryly remarked that Khan will be the "playboy that acquired Sharia [Islamic law as per the Qur'an]". 

Neesha*, 20, a LGBT understudy at Habib University in Karachi, said that applications like Tinder had removed the dread from dating, which, with this boycott, she dreaded would now return. While little gatherings and networks of LGBT individuals had existed some time before the applications showed up in Pakistan, Tinder and Grindr had opened up the chance to meet individuals who may be less happy with going to LGBT meet-ups or who were all the while investigating their sexuality. 

Neesha discussed two college companions who had never realized the other was gay, both too dreadful to even think about speaking transparently about it, until they saw each other on Tinder, and had accordingly started a relationship. "Individuals state these applications aren't for nations like our own however I believe it's unexpectedly, we need them more since we can't be open about what our identity is," she stated, portraying the boycott as "unadulterated deception". 

The effect of forbidding the applications was not just felt in the LGBT people group. "Going on dates is viewed as off-base in our general public thus sincerely Tinder has made it simpler for individuals in Pakistan to speak with one another, and meet one another," said a 25-year-old understudy learning at Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology, Islamabad who had routinely utilized Tinder. "Prohibiting these applications is ridiculous." 

Minahil, an understudy and dissident at Iqra University, Karachi, said that the applications had "certainly made it simpler for gay individuals in Pakistan to discover love" and she expected that the boycott was important for a more extensive crackdown on the gay network that would by and by guarantee "individuals in Pakistan remain in the storeroom until the end of time". 

"By hindering these applications Imran Khan is attempting to win the hearts of traditionalists and shroud his own past," she said. "In any case, we would all be able to see the bad faith."

How Turkey's Soft Power Conquered Pakistan

 How Turkey's Soft Power Conquered Pakistan 

A limited time photograph from the Turkish TV show Dirilis: Ertugrul. Tekden Film 

When Esra Bilgic, the 27-year-old star of the mainstream Turkish TV dramatization Dirilis: Ertugrul ("Resurrection: Ertugrul"), posted an image of herself in a bralette and coat on Instagram, she was unable to have foreseen the aggregate outcry that would follow. Bilgic, who plays Halime Hatun, a Seljuk warrior princess wedded to the nominal Ertugrul Ghazi and the mother of Osman, inevitable organizer of the Ottoman Empire, gotten a great many remarks, yet the reaction from a specific portion of fans was dreary, no doubt. "Where is halima Sultan I saw yesterday night," one analyst asked, repeating the pain of his countrymen and taking note of that he had been looking for contrition for himself just as for the entertainer. "What will you do when Allah will get some information about your this stance. … Stay favored Love from Pakistan." 

Today, Turkish dizi—TV shows—are second just to American ones as far as worldwide conveyance. Turkish is presently the most viewed unknown dialect on the planet, prevailing over French, Spanish, and Mandarin. Ertugrul, which started recording in 2014, first got well known on Netflix and has since been authorized to 72 nations. 

At the point when its finale circulated on TRT, Turkey's public open transmission channel—fortunately on the commemoration of the Ottoman catch of Constantinople and the fall of the Byzantine Empire—a greater number of individuals looked YouTube for Ertugrul than for the Game of Thrones character Jon Snow, whose own show had finished 10 days sooner. The arrangement is set in thirteenth century Anatolia as Ertugrul Ghazi, a warrior driving the Kayi clan, fights Byzantines, Crusaders, and Mongols. It is a sublimely shot, emotive dramatization that plays out all of Turkey's—and the Muslim world's—dreams and nerves. 

Ertugrul, played by Engin Altan Duzyatan, possesses a period where the children of the Muslim world have never been embarrassed. It is nearly a long time since the Prophet Mohammed got the expression of God, and Islam's territory has extended from Iberia to the Indus and vows to extend over the Earth itself. Ertugrul is depicted as a good man, meriting the magnificence and regard individuals and outsiders the same offer on him; he is honest, unafraid, and simply, even as he is assailed by spies and swindlers. Many serieses, Ertugrul faces symbols of the present worldwide powers—the Mongols, or China; Byzantines, or the West; and the Knights Templar as an overall substitute for Christian forces. 

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has commended the show for "entering the country's heart" and is an excited supporter. Its maker, Kemal Tekden, is an individual from Erdogan's Justice and Development Party (AKP), and the show's maker, Mehmet Bozdag, is, if not a part, an open admirer. "86 years of yearning has reached a conclusion," he tweeted after Erdogan and his bureau offered the principal Muslim supplications at the Hagia Sophia after a court invalidated the 6th century Byzantine church's status as an exhibition hall. Nelson Mandela's grandson, an individual from South Africa's parliament, visited the set and modeled for photographs decked out in Ertugrul's Kayi ancestral unit as did Venezuela's head of state, Nicolás Maduro. Maduro was so moved, Bozdag guaranteed, that he even considered changing over to Islam after his visit. 

Pakistan isn't simply the principal nation to lose to Ertugrul mania—Urdu is the fourth language the show has been named into, following Arabic, Spanish, and Russian—yet its proclivity has more extensive international ramifications. Pakistan and Turkey have since quite a while ago held each other in veneration and call each other "sibling nations." Turkey was one of the main nations to perceive Pakistan after its establishing in 1947 and campaigned for its enrollment in the United Nations. 

Indeed, even before Pakistan's autonomy, Muslims of the British Raj joined together under the Khilafat Movement of 1919-1922 on the side of the disintegrating Ottoman Empire. The Khilafat—or Caliphate—was an image of worldwide Muslim solidarity, and however the development fallen after Mustafa Kemal Ataturk ousted Mehmed VI, the last ruler, Indian Muslims sent budgetary guide to the realm hanging on by a thread. 

As Asia wrestles with partisan hardship, strict fanaticism, and international movements—from Saudi Arabia's contention with Iran to Narendra Modi's India, which is inclining endlessly from its mainstream roots and toward Hindu majoritarianism, to the phantom of a rising China—Pakistan has developed nearer to Turkey, relating to its specific image of Islam-propelled advancement as opposed to the harsher option of Saudi Wahhabism. 

Despite the fact that two-sided relations have zeroed in on political, military, and monetary commitment, today Pakistan and Turkey are extending their social associations. Ertugrul's notoriety in Pakistan isn't unconstrained in the way other dizi have been—Muhtesem Yuzyil ("Magnificent Century," referred to in Pakistan as Mera Sultan) and Ask-I Memnu ("Forbidden Love," known as Ishq-e-Mamnoon) were additionally both colossal hits. In excess of 55 million individuals viewed Ishq-e-Mamnoon's finale in Pakistan—around one-fourth of the nation's populace. It was the first run through in Pakistan's history that an unfamiliar show drew such high numbers. 

Not at all like past dizi, Ertugrul's prevalence has a more profound political essentialness, notwithstanding. It is loved for the entirety of the standard reasons—modern creation, emotional strain, and traditionalist informing that the entire family can partake in together—however its far and wide following in Pakistan, where it is known as Ertugrul Ghazi, is likewise an indication of the nation's loaded situation at this specific second. 

"The West has had far more noteworthy social import on Pakistan than any other individual," said Shaheryar Mirza, a Pakistani leader maker at TRT World, who addressed me in an individual limit, noticing that today Pakistan ends up in an unordinary position as a social and political battleground between Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and others. "Pakistan is a separation point. … From its introduction to the world up to this point, it's swung in uncontrollably various ways." 

Pakistan Television (PTV) started broadcasting Ertugrul's first season this year during Ramadan after a solicitation by Prime Minister Imran Khan. Khan regularly makes reference to the show in his addresses and lessons. He as of late moaned about the "thirdhand culture" that was tainting Pakistan through Hollywood and Bollywood. "We have a culture with sentiment and history, too. Notwithstanding, it is likewise loaded up with Islamic qualities," Khan said. TRT talented Ertugrul to Pakistan, free of permitting costs; it was a signal that has more than paid off. 

Pakistan makes up 25 percent of Ertugrul's worldwide crowd on YouTube, and in the most recent seven day stretch of May, TRT Ertugrul by PTV was YouTube's 33rd-most watched direct on the planet. Mirza doesn't think the Turks set out with catching Pakistan's warmth as a social objective, "yet in the event that it wasn't previously, it likely is presently." Bozdag, Ertugrul's maker and scriptwriter, has guaranteed "world-shaking bargains" among Pakistan and Turkey, taking note of that regardless of whether the nations have separate fringes, "the spirits are of one country." 

"I am not doing this for Hollywood or Bollywood or any individual who abhors Islam," Bozdag has stated, repeating Khan. "We have to reexplain the specialty of Islam and the Islamic world since this craftsmanship and history is an otherworldly workmanship, from the Taj Mahal to the Alhambra. Today, we need to enlighten the entire world regarding the lovely voice of Islam." 

The rankling and blustering Erdogan might be disruptive at home, yet abroad, regardless of whether one loves him or despises him, he has an allure that has been missing in the Muslim world for a considerable length of time. Also, he is making a play to reestablish Turkey to its noteworthy part as the pioneer of Sunni Muslims, dislodging Saudi Arabia. All things considered, it was simply after Mehmed VI was removed that the House of Saud took custodianship of the two sacred mosques in Mecca and Medina. The Ottoman Empire was previously the caretaker of the two mosques and consequently the true chief of the Islamic ummah for a long time—and it is this situation to which Erdogan tries to return. 

At the point when the United Arab Emirates, a key Saudi partner, reported its acknowledgment of Israel in August, Erdogan recommended that he may cut conciliatory ties and review Turkey's represetative to Abu Dhabi. Talking in Pakistan's parliament in February, he bludgeoned Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's interchanges attack of Kashmir. "There is no distinction among Gallipoli and Kashmir," Erdogan roared, contrasting the battle of Kashmiris with the Ottoman Empire's battle against Allied forces during World War I. 

This tussle between Saudi Arabia and Turkey is happening over various fronts, and Pakistan ends up got unequivocally in the center. Regardless of Pakistan's adoration for Turkey, Khan was the main world pioneer to invite Saudi Arabia's crown ruler, Mohammed canister Salman, after the columnist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered and dismantled at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul—a wrongdoing that Erdogan helped uncover after rehashed Saudi dissents and smoke screens. Khan even gotten the crown ruler in an overlaid, horse-drawn carriage. 

In August, on the main commemoration of Indian-controlled Kashmir's web closure—the longest interchanges power outage forced by any fair nation—Khan's administration approached Saudi Arabia to help Pakistan's situation on Kashmir, or it is compelled to look for help from different states in the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. Riyadh's reaction was quick: It requested that Islamabad hack up a $1 billion installment for oil conveyances and finished the credit and oil supplies arrangement between the two nations, clarifying how financially subordinate Pakistan is. 

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کیاحضرت ابوبکرؓنےسیدہ فاطمہؓ کاحق غصب کیاتھا؟

کیاحضرت ابوبکرؓنےسیدہ فاطمہؓ کاحق غصب کیاتھا؟

 

وہ یونیورسٹی کاسٹوڈنٹ تھااورمیرے ایک عزیزکاکلاس فیلو۔وہ  میرے اسی عزیزکےساتھ مجھ پر کچھ تاریخی قسم کے سوال کرنے آیاتھا۔وہ اپنےمسلک کےاعتبارسےبڑےعلمی گھرانےسےتعلق رکھتاتھا۔اس کےپاس کافی معلومات بھی تھیں ۔اس کےبقول میرے ان سوالات کاجواب کسی مولوی کےپاس نہیں ہے۔

میں نےاس سےجب ملاقات کی تواسکی ہرہراداسے گویاعلماءسے حتّٰی کہ صحابہ کرامؓ سےبھی نفرت وحقارت کی جھلک واضح تھی۔

میں نے میزبان ہونےکی حیثیت سے بڑےاخلاق سےانہیں بٹھایا۔تھوڑی دیر حال ،احوال دریافت کرنے کےبعد گفتگوشروع ہوگئی۔

اس کاپہلاسوال ہی بزعم خودبڑاجاندارتھا اوروہ یہ کہ تم ابوبکر(رضی اللہ عنہ)کونبی ؐکاخلیفہ کیوں مانتے ہو؟۔ ہم تو ابوبکرصدیق(رضی اللہ عنہ)کو خلیفہ رسولؐ اسلیےنہیں مانتےکہ انہوں نےسیدہ کائنات،خاتون جنت کوان کاحق نہیں دیاتھا۔بلکہ ان کاحق غصب کرلیاتھا۔

میں نےکہاذراکھل کربولیں جوآپ کہناچاہ رہےہیں۔اوراس حق کی وضاحت کردیں کہ وہ حق کیاتھا؟۔

کہنےلگاوہ ،باغ فدک؛ جوحضورؐنےوراثت میں چھوڑاتھا۔وہ حضورؐ کی صاحبزادی حضرت فاطمہ ؓکوملناتھا۔لیکن وہ باغ انہیں ابوبکرؓنےنہیں دیاتھا۔

یہ صرف میرادعوی ہی نہیں بلکہ میرے پاس اس دعوےہرمسلک کی کتابوں سے ایسےوزنی دلائل موجود ہیں جنہیں آپ کاکوئی عالم جھٹلانہیں سکتا۔

یہ بات اس نےبڑےپراعتماداورمضبوط اندازمیں کہی۔

مزیداس نےکہاکہ میری بات کےثبوت کیلیےیہی کافی ہےکہ وہ،باغ فدک ؛ آج بھی سعودی حکومت کے زیرتصرف ہے۔اوروہ حکومتی مصارف کیلیےوقف ہے۔یہ اس بات کی دلیل ہےکہ آج تک آل رسولؐ کوان کاحق نہیں ملاہے۔

اب آپ ہی بتائیں جنہوں نےآل رسولؐ کےساتھ یہ کیاہوہم انہیں کیسےخلیفہ رسول تسلیم کرلیں؟؟؟

میں نےاسکی گفتگوبڑےتحمل سےسنی۔اوراس کااعتراض سن کرمیں نےپوچھاکہ آپ کاسوال مکمل ہوگیایاکچھ باقی ہے؟

وہ کہنےلگامیراسوال مکمل ہوگیاہےاب آپ جواب دیں۔

میں نےعرض کیا کہ آپ آنحضرت صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم کےبعدپہلاخلیفہ کن کومانتےہو؟؟؟

وہ کہنےلگاہم مولٰی علی ؑکوخلیفہ بلافصل مانتےہیں ۔

میں نےکہاکہ عوام وخواص کےجان ومال اورانکےحقوق کاتحفظ خلیفةالمسلمین کی ذمہ داری ہوتی ہےکسی اورکی نہیں۔مجھےآپ پرتعجب ہورہاہےکہ آپ خلیفہ بلافصل توحضرت علیؓ ؓکومان رہےہیں اوراعتراض حضرت ابوبکرپرکررہےہیں۔یاتوابوبکرؓ کوپہلاخلیفہ مانوپھرآپ کاان پراعتراض کرنےکاکسی حدتک جواز بھی بنتاہے ورنہ جن کو آپ پہلاخلیفہ مانتےہویہ اعتراض بھی انہی پرکرسکتےہوکہ آپ کی خلافت کےزمانےمیں خاتون جنت کاحق کیوں ماراگیا؟؟؟

میری بات سن کراسےحیرت کاایک جھٹکالگامگرساتھ ہی اس نےخودکوسنبھالتےہوئےکہا جی بات دراصل یہ ہےکہ ہمارےہاں مولیٰ علی ؑ کی خلافت ظاہری آپکے خلفاء ثلاثہ کےبعدشروع ہوتی ہےاس سےپہلےتوہم ان کی خلافت کوغصب مانتےہیں یعنی آپ کےخلفائےثلاثہ نےمولیٰ علی کی خلافت کوظاہری طورپرغصب کیاہوا تھا۔اسلیےمولاعلی تواس وقت مجبورتھے وہ یہ حق کیسےدےسکتےتھے؟۔

اس کی یہ تاویل سن کرمیں نےکہاعزیزم !میرے تعجب میں آپ نےمزیداضافہ کردیاہے ایک طرف توآپ کایہ عقیدہ ہے کہ مولاعلیؓ مشکل کشاہیں۔عجیب بات ہےکہ انہیں کے گھر کی ایک کےبعددوسری مشکل آپ نےذکرکردی یعنی ان کی زوجہ محترمہ کاحق ماراگیا لیکن وہ مجبورتھےاوروہ مشکل کشاہونےکے باوجود ان کی مشکل کشائی نہ کرسکے۔پھران کااپناحق (خلافت)غصب ہوالیکن وہ خوداپنی مشکل کشائی بھی نہ کرسکے۔یاتوان کی مشکل کشائی کاانکارکردواوراگرانہیں مشکل کشامانتےہوتویہ من گھڑت باتیں کہناچھوڑدو کہ طاقتوروں نےان کےحقوق غصب کرلیےتھے۔

 دوسری بات یہ ہےکہ اگربالفرض والمحال آپ کی یہ بات تسلیم بھی کرلی جائےکہ اصحاب ثلاثہ نےان کی خلافت غصب کرلی تھی،اب سوال یہ ہےکہ خلفاءثلاثہ کےبعدجب حضرت علی ؓ کوظاہری خلافت مل گئی اوران کی شہادت کےبعدانہی کےصاحبزادےحضرت حسن ؓ خلیفہ بنےتوکیااس وقت انہوں نےباغ فدک لےلیاتھا؟؟؟

جب آپ کےبقول وہ خلفاء ثلاثہ کےزمانےمیں غصب کیاگیاتھا،اب توانہی کی حکومت تھی جن کاحق غصب کیاگیا۔لیکن انہوں نےاپنی حکومت ہونےکےباوجوداس حق کوکیوں چھوڑدیاتھا؟۔آج بھی آپ کےبقول وہ سعودی  حکومت کےکنٹرول میں ہے تو بھائی وہ باغ جن کاحق تھاجب انہوں نےچھوڑ دیاہےتوآپ بھی اب مہربانی کرکےان قصوں کوچھوڑدیں اوراگرآپ کااعتراض حضرت ابوبکرپرہےکہ ان کی ظاہری خلافت میں آل رسول کوباغ فدک کیوں نہیں ملا؟تویہی اعتراض آپ کاحضرت علی پربھی ہوگاکہ ان کی ظاہری خلافت میں آل رسول کوباغ فدک کیوں نہیں ملا؟؟؟

 میری بات سن کہ وہ کچھ سوچنےلگامگرمیں نےاسی لمحہ اس پرایک اور سوال کردیاکہ آپ یہ بتائیں کہ وراثت صرف اولادکوہی ملتی ہےیابیویوں اوردوسرے ورثاءکوبھی ملتی ہے؟؟؟

کہنےلگا۔۔۔بیویوں اوردوسرےورثاء کوبھی ملتی ہے۔

میں نےکہاپھرآپ کااعتراض صرف حضرت فاطمہؓ کےبارےکیوں ہے؟حضورصلی اللہ علیہ وسلم کی ازواج مطہرات کےبارے آپ نےکیوں نہیں کہاکہ انہیں بھی وراثت سےمحروم رکھاگیاہے۔اورآپ جانتےہیں کہ ازواج مطہرات میں حضرت ابوبکرؓ کی صاحبزادی حضرت عائشہؓ اورحضرت عمرؓکی صاحبزادی حضرت حفصہ ؓبھی ہیں۔آپ نےخلفاء رسول پریہ الزام دھرنےسےپہلےکبھی نہیں سوچاکہ اگرانہوں نےنبی صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم کی صاحبزادی کوحضورصلی اللہ علیہ وسلم کی وراثت نہیں دی تواپنی صاحبزادیوں کوبھی تواس سےمحروم رکھاہے۔

میری گفتگوسن کراب وہ مکمل خاموش تھا۔ساتھ ہی وہ گہری سوچ میں ڈوباہوابھی معلوم ہوا۔

میں نےاسےپھرمتوجہ کرتے ہوئےکہاکہ عزیزم !کب تک ان پاک ہستیوں کےبارےبدگمانی پیداکرنےوالی بےسروپاجھوٹی باتوں کی وجہ سےحقائق سےآنکھیں بندکرکےرکھوگے؟۔ 

آ۔۔۔۔اب میں تمہیں وہ حقیقت ہی بتادوں جس کی وجہ سےحضوراقدس صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم کی وراثت آپؐ کےکسی  وارث کونہیں دی گئی۔وہ خودجناب رسالت مآب صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم کافرمان ہے

؛نحن معشرالانبیاء لانرث ولانورث،ماترکناصدقة؛  

یعنی ہم انبیاء دنیاکی وراثت میں نہ کسی کےوارث بنتےہیں اورنہ کوئی ہماراوارث بنتاہے۔ہم جومال وجائیدادچھوڑتےہیں وہ امت پرصدقہ ہوتاہے۔

میں نےاسےکہاعزیزم! یہ وہ مجبوری تھی جس کی وجہ سے حضرت ابوبکرؓ سےلےکرحضرت علیؓ اورحضرت حسنؓ تک کسی بھی خلیفہ نے؛باغ فدک؛ آل رسول کاحق نہیں سمجھا جسے لےکرآج آپ ان کےدرمیان نفرتیں ڈالنےکی کوشش کررہےہیں۔

 نوجوان اب میری گفتگوسن کرپریشان اورنادم محسوس ہونےلگا۔پھرانتہائی عاجزی سےاس نےمجھےدیکھااورگویاہوا۔آپ کابہت بہت شکریہ آپ نےمیری آنکھیں کھول دیں۔آج سےمیں اس طرح کےاعتراضات کرنےسےتوبہ کرتاہوں۔اب میں رب تعالی سےبھی وعدہ کرتاہوں کہ آئندہ میں رسول اللہ صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم کےصحابہؓ کےبارےمیں اپنی سوچ کومثبت بناوں گا۔

 میں نےاس نوجوان کومبارک دی اورایک محبت سےبھرپورمعانقہ ومصافحہ ہوا۔

پھروہ نوجوان شکریہ اداکرتےہوئےچلاگیا۔

والسلام 

Umar Akmal: Pakistan Batsman's Suspension Halved After Appeal

Umar Akmal: Pakistan Batsman's Suspension Halved After Appeal ,

Akmal's intrigue was heard at the Pakistan Cricket Board central station in Lahore 

Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal's three-year suspension for neglecting to report degenerate methodologies has been divided to year and a half, after an intrigue. 

The 30-year-old's boycott has been antedated to when he was temporarily suspended in February, and he will currently be qualified to play from August 2021. 

The suspension was diminished after a meeting by an autonomous adjudicator. 

In any case, Akmal told nearby media: "I will choose about the rest of the sentence and attempt to get it diminished further." 

He included: "For the present I am not fulfilled, and will counsel my attorneys and family how to take this ahead. There are numerous players before me who committed errors and simply take a gander at what they got and what I got." 

The boycott was forced after Akmal admitted to neglecting to report approaches made before the current year's Pakistan Super League Twenty20 competition. 

Autonomous adjudicator Faqir Muhammad Khokhar, a resigned Supreme Court judge, said Akmal's admission left "no space for question with regards to the veracity of the charges". 

He included: "The position taken by the appealing party is self-opposing and not credit-commendable. The argument against the appealing party stands demonstrated as far as possible." 

Akmal, the most youthful of three siblings to play for Pakistan at full worldwide level, made his presentation as a young person in 2009, and has played in 16 Tests, 121 one-day internationals and 84 T20 internationals. 

He has been in and out of the side lately and has had a few disciplinary issues, including bombing wellness tests and being restricted for three matches in 2017 for condemning at that point mentor Mickey Arthur. 

Be that as it may, he was reviewed in 2019 following a two-year nonappearance, and last included in two T20 games against Sri Lanka in October - when he was lbw for a first-ball duck on the two events.

Pakistan Blasphemy: Gunman Shoots Accused Dead In Court

Pakistan Blasphemy: Gunman Shoots Accused Dead In Court 

Pakistan disrespect: Gunman fires blamed dead in court By Secunder Kermani BBC News, Islamabad 

29 July 2020 

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Asia Bibi obscenity case 

Man blamed for shooting an obscenity suspect in Pakistan court, 29 July 2020 Image subtitle The presumed shooter was distinguished by the specialists as Khalid - it's indistinct how he carried a firearm into the court 

A man blamed for obscenity in Pakistan has been shot dead in a court during his preliminary in the northern city of Peshawar. 

He had been dealing with indictments for purportedly professing to be a prophet. 

Profanation is legitimately deserving of death. Nobody has been executed for it by the state yet allegations can regularly prompt brutal assaults. 

The person in question, Tahir Ahmad Naseem, was blamed for disrespect in 2018 by a youngster. 

He was killed at a preliminary hearing on Wednesday morning. Video shared via web-based networking media shows his body drooped over the court's seats. 

His assailant was captured at the scene. Another video shows him in binds, yelling indignantly that his casualty was a "foe of Islam". 

Mr Naseem was first blamed for disrespect by Awais Malik, a madrassa understudy from Peshawar. Mr Naseem had started up an online discussion with him while living in the United States. 

Mr Malik told the BBC he had then met Mr Naseem in a shopping center in Peshawar to examine his perspectives on religion, after which he recorded a body of evidence against him with the police. 

He said he had not been available at court, and had no information on the shooting. The suspect captured for the slaughtering has been named as Khalid. It isn't clear how he figured out how to carry a weapon into the court premises. 

Picture subtitle The casualty was captured soon after he was shot dead 

Mr Naseem was naturally introduced to the aggrieved Ahmadi organization, as indicated by a representative for the network. In any case, he included that he had left the faction and professed to be a prophet himself. 

The people group pioneer proposed Mr Naseem had been intellectually sick - he had transferred recordings to YouTube professing to be a savior. 

What are Pakistan's profanation laws? 

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Human rights bunches state Pakistan's hardline profanation laws excessively target minority networks and empower vigilante assaults. Many individuals blamed for being blasphemers have been executed by furious crowds or activists as of late. 

In a disconnected turn of events, a hashtag battle blaming a client for submitting impiety has been slanting on Twitter in the nation. 

In any case, different clients, worried about the person's wellbeing, have been effectively attempting to overwhelm the allegations, utilizing a different hashtag - #btsarmypakistan - a reference to devotees of the very famous Korean pop gathering BTS. 

One of those engaged with the counter-pattern told the BBC it was an endeavor to "oppose traditional trolls assuming control over the web and perhaps murdering somebody all the while". 

Hashtags identified with BTS were likewise utilized during ongoing Black Lives Matter fights in the US to muffle supremacist online counter-battles.

UN Says Thousands Of Anti-Pakistan Militants In Afghanistn. by Waqas Mehmood

UN Says Thousands Of Anti-Pakistan Militants In Afghanistn. 

by Waqas Mehmood 

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ISLAMABAD - A U.N. Report says in excess of 6,000 Pakistani extremists are covering up in Afghanistan, most having a place with the banned Pakistani Taliban bunch answerable for assaulting Pakistani military and regular citizen targets. 

The report discharged for this present week said the gathering, known as the Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP), has connected up with the Afghan-based associate of the Islamic State gathering. A portion of TTP's individuals have even joined the IS offshoot, which has its base camp in eastern Afghanistan. 

The Afghan government didn't react Sunday to demands by The Associated Press for input. 

The report said IS in Afghanistan, known as IS in Khorasan area, has been hit hard by Afghan security powers just as U.S. Furthermore, NATO powers, and even once in a while by the Afghan Taliban. The report was set up by the U.N. Diagnostic and sanctions checking group, which tracks fear based oppressor bunches the world over. 

The report assessed the participation of IS in Afghanistan at 2,200, and keeping in mind that its administration has been exhausted, IS still considers as a real part of its pioneers a Syrian national Abu Said Mohammad al-Khorasani. The report additionally said the checking group had gotten data that two senior Islamic State authorities, Abu Qutaibah and Abu Hajar al-Iraqi, had as of late showed up in Afghanistan from the Middle East. 

"In spite of the fact that in regional retreat, (the Islamic State) stays fit for completing prominent assaults in different pieces of the nation, including Kabul. It likewise intends to draw in Taliban warriors who contradict the concurrence with the United States," the report stated, alluding to a U.S. Harmony bargain marked with the Taliban in February. 

That arrangement was struck to permit the U.S. To end its 19-year inclusion in Afghanistan, and approaches the Taliban to ensure its domain won't be utilized by psychological militant gatherings. The arrangement is likewise expected to ensure the Taliban's hard and fast support in the battle against IS. 

The second and maybe most basic piece of the understanding calls for talks between the Taliban and Kabul's political administration. 

Late Saturday, the U.S. State Department gave an announcement saying its tranquility emissary Zalmay Khalilzad was again transporting through the locale looking to kick off those exchanges, which have been more than once delayed as the two sides quarrel about a detainee discharge program. 

The U.S.- supported arrangement requires the Afghan government to discharge 5,000 Taliban detainees and the Taliban to free 1,000 government and military staff as an alleged positive attitude motion in front of talks. Up to this point the legislature is declining to discharge almost 600 Taliban detainees it calls prominent lawbreakers and has offered to free other options. The Taliban have cannot. 

"The gatherings are nearer than at any other time to the beginning of intra-Afghan dealings, the key following stage to closure Afghanistan's 40-year long war," said the U.S. State Department articulation. "Albeit huge advancement has been made on detainee trades, the issue requires extra exertion to completely resolve." 

The Taliban's political representative not long ago said it was prepared to hold chats with Kabul's political pioneers after the Islamic occasion of Eid al-Adha toward the month's end, giving the detainee discharge is finished. 

A major concern for Pakistan is the nearness in Afghanistan of activists, especially connected to the TTP or Jamaat-ul-Ahrar or Lashkar-e-Islam, just as those with the Baluchistan Liberation Army, which has assumed liability for prominent assaults this month in the southern Sindh territory just as in southwestern Baluchistan Province. A few Pakistan military work force have been killed for this present month in southwestern Baluchistan territory fighting with guerillas. 

The TTP assumed liability for one of the most terrible assaults in Pakistan in 2014, when a Pakistani armed force school was assaulted and 140 were executed. Most were understudies, and some were as youthful as 5. 

"The complete number of Pakistani remote psychological militant warriors in Afghanistan, representing a danger to the two nations, is assessed at somewhere in the range of 6,000 and 6,500, the majority of them with TTP," the report said.

Pakistan, China Trash Story About Biological Weapons As 'created' ,

Pakistan, China Trash Story About Biological Weapons As 'created' ,

The Foreign Office representative Sunday destroyed a report showing up in 'Klaxon', an Australian news site, about China's Wuhan Laboratory leading asserted undercover activities in Pakistan as 'a politically propelled and counterfeit story, made out of mutilation of realities and creations that quote unknown sources'.

In light of a media question about the Klaxon story, the representative in an official statement said that there is nothing mystery about the Bio-Safety Level-3 (BSL-3) Laboratory of Pakistan alluded to in the report. "Pakistan has been imparting data about the office to the States Parties to the Biological and Toxins Weapons Convention (BTWC) in its accommodation of Confidence Building Measures. The office is intended for demonstrative and defensive framework improvement by Research and Development (R&D) on rising wellbeing dangers, reconnaissance and sickness flare-up examination," it included.

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The public statement further said Pakistan carefully complies with its BTWC commitments and has been one of the most vocal supporters for a solid check instrument to guarantee full consistence by the states gatherings to the show. "The endeavor to cast defamations about the office is especially crazy against the background of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has featured the requirement for better readiness in the regions of ailment observation and control and universal joint efforts in such manner, predictable with Article X of BTWC," the representative kept up.

The Embassy of China in Pakistan likewise emphatically restricted the manufactured Klaxon's tale about China-Pakistan joint examination on organic weapon. "It is absolutely unreliable, horrible intentioned to spread China and Sino-Pak relations. As a mindful country, China consistently satisfies its commitments to BWC, (Biological Weapons Convention)," the Chinese international safe haven posted on its twitter account.

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Not long ago, a report named 'China's Wuhan lab working 'clandestine activities' in Pakistan, making 'Bacillus anthracis like' microbes' in The Klaxon, an online magazine, had asserted China's Wuhan lab has set up tasks in Pakistan as a major aspect of a more extensive hostile against India and Western opponents. As per the report, the mystery office was purportedly making Bacillus anthracis like microbes which could be utilized in natural fighting. The report while refering to 'profoundly dependable insight sources' had asserted the program was as a rule totally subsidized by China.

The Wuhan Institute of Virology went under examination in April with the US charging that the coronavirus really began in the virology organization – situated in China's coronavirus focal point – with a high-security biosafety research center.

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Chinese researchers have said the infection likely bounced from a creature to people in a market that sold untamed life. The executive of the research facility, Yuan Zhiming, had said that "it is highly unlikely this infection originated from us". None of his staff had been contaminated, he told the English-language state supporter CGTN, including the "entire establishment is doing explore in various zones identified with the coronavirus".