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Date: Jan 9, 2014 12:37 PM
Subject: █▓▒░(°TaNoLi°)░▒▓█ Fw: NOT JUST ABOUT US
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پاکستان کسی بھی پاکستانی کے لئے اللہ کی سب سے بڑی نعمتوں میں سے ایک ہے. آج ہم جو بھی ہے یہ سب اس وجہ پاکستان کی ہے ، دوسری صورت میں ، ہم کچھ بھی نہیں ہوتا. براہ مہربانی پاکستان کے لئے مخلص ہو.
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From: "syed Ahmed" <qaseem39us@yahoo.com>
Date: Jan 9, 2014 12:37 PM
Subject: █▓▒░(°TaNoLi°)░▒▓█ Fw: NOT JUST ABOUT US
To: "MSHOAIBTANOLI googlegroups.com" <MSHOAIBTANOLI@googlegroups.com>, "Al-Quran Mission" <noreply@newsletters.alquranmission.org>, "Nusrat Kamal" <nusrat.kamal@gmail.com>, "noor-e-batil" <noor.e.islaam@gmail.com>, "Y a s m i nurie786." <nurie786@yahoo.com>
On Thursday, January 9, 2014 12:35 AM, syed Ahmed <qaseem39us@yahoo.com> wrote:
Good advise you referred to the alqayedah hollow arabs , sudi or ikhwani, they have created fitnah on all muslim lands and finally Allah would burn them in hell.
Every day the headlines from the Arab world get worse: An Al
Qaeda affiliate group, aided by foreign fighters, battles
with seven different home grown Syrian rebel groups for
control of the region around Aleppo, Syria. The Iranian
Embassy in Beirut is bombed. Mohamad Chatah, an enormously
decent former Lebanese finance minister, is blown up after
criticizing Hezbollah's brutish tactics. Another pro-Al
Qaeda group takes control of Fallujah, Iraq. Explosions rock
Egypt, where the army is now jailing Islamists and secular
activists. Libya is a mess of competing militias.
What's going on? Some say it's all because of the
"power vacuum" — America has absented itself from the
region. But this is not just about us. There's also a huge
"values vacuum." The Middle East is a highly pluralistic
region — Shiites, Sunnis, Kurds, Christians, Druze and
various tribes — that for centuries was held together from
above by iron-fisted colonial powers, kings and dictators.
But now that vertical control has broken down, before this
pluralistic region has developed any true bottom-up
pluralism — a broad ethic of tolerance — that might
enable its people to live together as equal citizens,
without an iron fist from above.
For the Arab awakening to have any future, the ideology that
is most needed now is the one being promoted least:
Pluralism. Until that changes, argues Marwan Muasher, in his
extremely relevant new book — "The Second Arab Awakening
and the Battle for Pluralism" — none of the Arab
uprisings will succeed.
Again, President Obama could have done more to restrain
leaders in Iraq, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran or Syria from
going to extremes. But, ultimately, argues Muasher, this is
the Arabs' fight for their political future. If 500,000
American troops in Iraq, and $1 trillion, could not implant
lasting pluralism in the cultural soil there, no outsider
can, said Muasher. There also has to be a will from within.
Why is it that some 15,000 Arabs and Muslims have flocked to
Syria to fight and die for jihadism and zero have flocked to
Syria to fight and die for pluralism? Is it only because we
didn't give the "good guys" big enough guns?
As Muasher, a former Jordanian foreign minister and now a
vice president at the Carnegie Endowment in Washington, put
it in an interview: "Three years of the Arab uprising have
shown the bankruptcy of all the old political forces in the
Arab world." The corrupt secular autocrats who failed to
give their young people the tools to thrive — and, as a
result, triggered these uprisings — are still locked in a
struggle with Islamists, who also have no clue how to
deliver jobs, services, security and economic growth.
(Tunisia may be an exception.) "As long as we're in the
this zero-sum game, the sum will be zero," says
Muasher.
No sustainable progress will be possible, argues Muasher,
without the ethic of pluralism permeating all aspects of
Arab society — pluralism of thought, pluralism in gender
opportunities, pluralism in respect to other religions,
pluralism in education, pluralism toward minorities,
pluralism of political parties rotating in power and
pluralism in the sense of everyone's right to think
differently from the collective.
On Wednesday, January 8, 2014 5:32 PM, Zehera Kassam <zaraskitchen@gmail.com> wrote:
Every day the headlines from the Arab world get worse: An Al
Qaeda affiliate group, aided by foreign fighters, battles
with seven different home grown Syrian rebel groups for
control of the region around Aleppo, Syria. The Iranian
Embassy in Beirut is bombed. Mohamad Chatah, an enormously
decent former Lebanese finance minister, is blown up after
criticizing Hezbollah's brutish tactics. Another pro-Al
Qaeda group takes control of Fallujah, Iraq. Explosions rock
Egypt, where the army is now jailing Islamists and secular
activists. Libya is a mess of competing militias.
What's going on? Some say it's all because of the
"power vacuum" — America has absented itself from the
region. But this is not just about us. There's also a huge
"values vacuum." The Middle East is a highly pluralistic
region — Shiites, Sunnis, Kurds, Christians, Druze and
various tribes — that for centuries was held together from
above by iron-fisted colonial powers, kings and dictators.
But now that vertical control has broken down, before this
pluralistic region has developed any true bottom-up
pluralism — a broad ethic of tolerance — that might
enable its people to live together as equal citizens,
without an iron fist from above.
For the Arab awakening to have any future, the ideology that
is most needed now is the one being promoted least:
Pluralism. Until that changes, argues Marwan Muasher, in his
extremely relevant new book — "The Second Arab Awakening
and the Battle for Pluralism" — none of the Arab
uprisings will succeed.
Again, President Obama could have done more to restrain
leaders in Iraq, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran or Syria from
going to extremes. But, ultimately, argues Muasher, this is
the Arabs' fight for their political future. If 500,000
American troops in Iraq, and $1 trillion, could not implant
lasting pluralism in the cultural soil there, no outsider
can, said Muasher. There also has to be a will from within.
Why is it that some 15,000 Arabs and Muslims have flocked to
Syria to fight and die for jihadism and zero have flocked to
Syria to fight and die for pluralism? Is it only because we
didn't give the "good guys" big enough guns?
As Muasher, a former Jordanian foreign minister and now a
vice president at the Carnegie Endowment in Washington, put
it in an interview: "Three years of the Arab uprising have
shown the bankruptcy of all the old political forces in the
Arab world." The corrupt secular autocrats who failed to
give their young people the tools to thrive — and, as a
result, triggered these uprisings — are still locked in a
struggle with Islamists, who also have no clue how to
deliver jobs, services, security and economic growth.
(Tunisia may be an exception.) "As long as we're in the
this zero-sum game, the sum will be zero," says
Muasher.
No sustainable progress will be possible, argues Muasher,
without the ethic of pluralism permeating all aspects of
Arab society — pluralism of thought, pluralism in gender
opportunities, pluralism in respect to other religions,
pluralism in education, pluralism toward minorities,
pluralism of political parties rotating in power and
pluralism in the sense of everyone's right to think
differently from the collective.
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پاکستان کسی بھی پاکستانی کے لئے اللہ کی سب سے بڑی نعمتوں میں سے ایک ہے. آج ہم جو بھی ہے یہ سب اس وجہ پاکستان کی ہے ، دوسری صورت میں ، ہم کچھ بھی نہیں ہوتا. براہ مہربانی پاکستان کے لئے مخلص ہو.
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***********************************
Muhammad Shoaib Tanoli
Karachi Pakistan
Contact us: shoaib.tanoli@gmail.com
+923002591223
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