Swat Incident!! | Junaid Akram

A recent incident in Swat where a man was tragically killed over allegations of blasphemy.

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[MinayaFeyzullayeva]

"I am old now, I cannot walk from village to village, from street to street, to tell my people that the game being played with you in the name of Islam is nothing but destruction."

— Bacha Khan

[fxtrading_masters]

Few days ago I experienced an incident which left me shook and heart broken.
I was giving my intermediate paper of Islamiat and there were some ayats written on the question paper for translation. During the paper the invigilator noticed that a boy had dropped the question paper on ground (mistakenly) while attempting it, obviously it's a common thing dropping quest paper due to pressure and hurry. Then the invigilator scolded him and insulted him (Which is okay at some extent), but after asking his religion the teacher said, "if you were non Muslim I would've killed you, due to gustakhi." There were 2-3 Hindu students also in the class attempting the same paper. I looked at their helpless faces which made me minutes to recover from that thought and focus on paper.

This is where we stand, these words were from a college lecturer who looked more than 55 years of age 💔

[nadak]

If blasphemy is not proven, then the person who accuses should be punished with blasphemy.

[ViewzU]

Im a pakistani Christian, and i respect all religion., 10 years ago Mosque was Build Infront of my House., molvi and People putting Banners, And do wall chocking on our House Wall.Hum unko kuch kehtey nai hain.bcoz we are only Christian family..Dar rehta hai badh mai koi Hum pe Blasphemy ka Ilzam naa lagaye esliye hum Chup rehtey hain.. Hum Kis Ko Apna Masla Batayen.

Last month in Sergodha one Christian killed in the same accusation but no one talked about it because he was Christian what a hypocrisy

[Eihabss]

Man, I see pain and hopelessness in his eyes.

[firstatheist]

Thank you Jinnah..

-From India

[soomro]

I have one friend he is PhD from overseas well educated . But after sometime we realised that he too aggressive in his behaviour. Wo kehta tha me kisi ka laga katny me be dair ni karoga . Slowly slowly our group gone vanished because of his behaviour. Not because of Islamic point of view but for everything around him. We have such people in our society doesn’t matter if they are highly educated or not. Sad but true

[niyatipandya]

As an Indian i would like to say : Thank you jinha .

[Yuvrajsingh-yduu]

Shukar aa rabb da, that my grandparents decide to come to India in 1947. I thank god every day for that. I live in a properous country where I practice my sikhi, live my life comfortably.

[mohammadabbas]

Leaving Pakistan is the best decision of my life.

[abdullahmeym]

5:42 hum apny mein Israel hn very true words and painful 😢

[russelljalal]

This man always has the guts to speak about what is right!

[shahidrao]

Our neighbors recently sold their house to someone who opened a Madrissa+School (in residential area). Now there is too much noise from them from fajr till midnight & our street’s sewerage system is unable to handle so much sewer water. Now we are thinking to relocate to some other area to avoid this. However, no one dares to speak to the Madrissa Admin due to fear.

[IndianReactions]

Burning someone alive for blasphemy is extremely condemnable. It’s shocking how a society can take such a drastic step without proper proof. If there is evidence, it should be presented in court. I’m not Pakistani, but hearing about such incidents is heartbreaking. A similar tragedy happened to a Sri Lankan national a few years ago. Repeated news like this from any country is deeply troubling.

These incidents can have severe repercussions. Pakistan’s economic condition isn’t strong, and such news might deter investors. International tourists may reconsider their plans to visit. Liberal Pakistani nationals might even think about moving abroad.

Respecting religion is important, but using it to justify violence is radicalization. Sadly, Pakistan seems to be failing as a society.

[ishhhhhhh.]

It takes guts to speak on this issue♥️ More power to you!

[hassanaskari]

As a Shia community in chillas we are killed by our names and In quetta balochistan we are killed by nishan that we are shia

[usamaqasim]

Last night had a call from a friend after a long time. Turned out he was calling from abroad. Was so happy for him because of many but also this reason.
Pakistan say Zinda Bhaag

[faiqahmad]

I belong to an Ahmadi family. I am not here to discuss my imaan or judge others. I feel for Ahmadis living in Pakistan because Ahmadi genocide can start at any time in Pakistan now. Blasphemy laws needed to be thoroughly rechecked because they can be used for anyone at any time and point for personal gains.

[m.khazranshabbir]

5:42 "hum apny aap mein khud Israel hn" very true words and painful