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[quote]To the concerned people,

IS THE FOLLOWING TEXT RELATED TO THE SUBJECT OF THIS FORUM?

I appreciate your attempt to justify your 'Aqeeda' and remove my philosophical confusion. But what about the facts? You say:-

"God prevents evil when He wants to. That shows he is able to do that. Many times He punishes bad people and prevents them from causing harm to innocent people. Especially if an oppressed person makes a prayer, God answers that person and punishes the oppressor in this life. Have you not see the example of Mukhatar Mai in Pakistan?"

Who was the oppressor and who was punished in Mai's case. The case was not judged under Hadoodullah and it is lying with the Supreme Court for a decision in appeal against the judgment of the High court according to which there was no evidence whatsoever in support of the false accusation of rape made by Mai against Mastoies. Mai did not seek the help of Allah as she did not go to the Shariat Court where she would surely had been held guilty of 'Qazaf'. It is only the Western media and the NGO's who are bolstering up Mai's image as a Hero to tarnish the name of Islam and the Muslim culture. In fact any body who accuses one of Zina and does not bring forth four eye-witnesses in support becomes guilty of 'Qazaf' according to Sharia. Do you accuse Mastoies of raping Mai?

oosman

USA 	 Posted - Saturday, June 10, 2006  -  12:18 PM

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Mai did not seek the help of Allah as she did not go to the Shariat Court

What nonesense!!

You do not need to go to a man made sharia court to seek help of Allah! You go to the court of Allah to seek His help. For that you just ask Allah anywhere you are - He is everywhere, closer to you than your jugular vein.

Her oppressors have been disgraced all over the world. They continue to be humiliated every day. This is their punishment from Allah in this life, and there may be more to come in this life and hereafter.

tilawat

PAKISTAN 	 Posted - Sunday, June 11, 2006  -  12:49 AM  
Oosman
My point is that Mai confessed that she was subjected to zina by a number of Mastoies but she could not as yet prove her accusation of rape in any court of law. So any body who supports her accusation of rape is guilty of 'Qazaf' in the eyes of Sharia.
Excuse me you belong perhaps to a low caste like Mai or production of the Hiramandi culture otherwise you would not have treated being raped as honourable when Mai herself is stated to have felt so dishonoured and humiliated that she had thought of commiting suicide after her rape, like all honourable women would do.	
oosman

USA 	 Posted - Sunday, June 11, 2006  -  5:39 AM  
Mai is one example of how 'Allah' (not man) punishes the oppressors in this life. Those people are being humiliated and disgraced around the world.

There are many other examples of Allah's justice - they are lessons for all of us. Saddam Hussain's sons were killed like dogs with rabbies. These sons used to do horrible things to the poor people of Iraq. Perhaps some victim's prayer got answered. Now look at Saddam Hussain and his croonies. How they gassed and tortured their own people. Now see Allah's justice, how they are being tried and punished and disgraced in this world. See Hitler, what was his end for killing millions of people? This is Allah's justice in this life. Allah uses various means to carry out His justice, and it can be thourgh the hands of infidels, or natural disasters or diseases.

My point is Allah is watching, listening, and answering prayers, especially those prayers of the oppressed people - whether they are believers or not does not matter, we are all His beloved creatures and He answers us.[/quote]

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