Analysis of every terrorist attack suggests that religion is a mask for the real intention of controlling resources and land It is a common belief that groups like ISIS are motivated by their radical theology, a twisted version of Islam and their aim is for this "islam" to be forced on to the Worlds population. … Continue reading What Are the Real Motives of Groups Like ISIS
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Carnage in Paris
There are no words which can express the horror and disgust everyone feels at the heinous crime committed in Paris yesterday. There are no words strong enough to denounce the mass murder of the innocent men and women going about their daily lives. Whoever perpetrates such acts and where ever those deeds are committed must … Continue reading Carnage in Paris
Press Release: Attack on Tunisia
We strongly condemn the heinous attacks on innocent people whether in France or Kuwait or Tunisia and urge the government to use all its resources to track the killers of innocent British nationals and bring them to justice. We should all, Muslim and non-Muslim alike, stand up and say that these jihadists or Islamists are … Continue reading Press Release: Attack on Tunisia
Muslims should NOT apologise for the Paris attacks
Was Paris an attack on our freedoms? http://youtu.be/xlH1eTUJOpQ Should all Muslims apologise for the acts of these killers? In this khutba Mr Shahid Aziz, the President, of the UK Jamaat examines the events of the 7th January 2015 when masked men broke into the offices of Charlie Hebdo and killed 12 people in an apparent … Continue reading Muslims should NOT apologise for the Paris attacks
Pakistan….Peshawar
Photo credit: Reuters/Khuram Parvez Earlier this week, millions of people looked on in horror as the news filtered in of the devastating attack by the Pakistan Taliban on a school in Peshawar. 132 students were killed in an attack which specifically targeted as many children as possible. In total 148 people are believed to have … Continue reading Pakistan….Peshawar
UK President condemns attack on synagogue
It is reported today 18th November 2014 that two men armed with axes, knives and a pistol have killed four Israelis and wounded several others in a Jerusalem synagogue where those attacked had gathered for worship and prayer. We strongly condemn all such attacks on innocent people and on a place of worship. Such attacks … Continue reading UK President condemns attack on synagogue
Map of Mosque incidents & attacks between 2012-2013
In January this year one of our members gave a speech about the Lee Rigby murder and how it was a vehicle being used by unknown extremists to create a racial divide between people in the UK. These people wanted this horrendous murder, to cause the maximum possible impact and to generate a backlash against … Continue reading Map of Mosque incidents & attacks between 2012-2013
Attacks on Boston – How Should Muslims React
In light of the recent convictions of three Muslims in the UK of planning to attempt large scale terror attacks in England and the very recent Boston attacks, we look at how Muslims are meant to respond to people who act in a bad way. "Help your brother whether he does something good or something … Continue reading Attacks on Boston – How Should Muslims React
[Video] Islam and Terrorism
The world seems to have double standards; those which apply to Muslims and those which apply to the rest. If US drone attacks kill the innocent in Pakistan it is collateral damage but if a Muslim bomb kills innocent people it is terrorism. Can someone explain to us why? It is the hypocrisy of this … Continue reading [Video] Islam and Terrorism
Persecution of Ahmadis continues despite attacks
LAHORE: Persecution of Ahmadi community continues even after the worst ever attacks on their worship places in Lahore in May last year. A few weeks back, a terrorist blew himself up outside an Ahmadi place of worship in Mughalpura area. The terrorist had been caught red-handed and released by police some time back. Daily Times … Continue reading Persecution of Ahmadis continues despite attacks
My Views on the Jalsa
After returning to the UK from a recent trip to Pakistan, one of our younger Jammat members gives his views on the Jalsa he attended and also on the changes he has witnessed in Pakistan since the recent attacks on minority groups there.