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[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Watch Latest Zaid Hamid and Fawad Ch (PPP) in 11th hour – 16th April 2012
http://www.zemtv.com...6th-april-2012/

[faizan khaliq]

thanks , truth is proving itself.

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Takbeer Tv has a special programme about Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal (May Allah Bless his soul) live transmission right now; 19-04-2012.

It will be repeated this Saturday 21-04-2012.

Will try to find a video-link and upload it when it is available.

Peace

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Pakistan is Calling Her Sons - Listen to your Motherland!




Source: Bollywood Boycott by Pakistanis


Peace

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Jazba-e-Kashmir, on 19 April 2012 - 03:10 PM, said:

Takbeer Tv has a special programme about Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal (May Allah Bless his soul) live transmission right now; 19-04-2012.

It will be repeated this Saturday 21-04-2012.

Will try to find a video-link and upload it when it is available.

Peace

takbeer Tv has finally uploaded the videos:

A very interesting and deep insight on Allama Muhammad Iqbal (May Allah Bless his soul).

Give yourselves pleanty of time to enjoy all parts:


Peace

Ishq Hai Rehbar Murshid Hadi 19/04/2012 Part 1 of 7


www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVXGUW7pju4

Part 2:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8NciYCXG94

Part 3:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPM8M3T2juU

Part 4:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=pumYvPFjF_E

Part 5:
wwww.youtube.com/watch?v=vdB7L3cs0dk

Part 6:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo3zBaJ8woo

Part 7:

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Zaid Hamid-Paying Tribute to Allama Muhammad Iqbal

[ZahidRehman]

London Olympics 2012 Conspiracy
The media psy-ops have begun. The signs are that there would be a security crisis in the Olympics and the blame would come upon Pakistan. To gain the support of the entire world, people of the “entire” world must die and no place can be better venue for such a flase flag than Olympics. The Olympics are in 27 July to 12 August 2012. That is just 3 months way and we have NO government in Islamabad.

With the levels of anarchy and chaos in Islamabad, the government would crash and crumble under threat of an international “coalition” war, deployment of Af-Pak and Cold start. With the levels of anarchy in Pakistan already and demands for elections in those times would mean a total and complete meltdown of Pakistani state under such a  threat.

http://takbeeremusal...conspiracy.html

[SUPARCO]

Salaam,

Zaid Hamid claimed if Pakistan blocked NATO supply routes for a few weeks, NATO would collapse.  Well that hasn't happened despite the routes have been blocked for 6 months.

I think its safe to say Zaid Hamid's crazy supply route fantasy has been debunked.

Next

Salaam

[rungroot]

SUPARCO, on 22 May 2012 - 06:59 AM, said:

Salaam,

Zaid Hamid claimed if Pakistan blocked NATO supply routes for a few weeks, NATO would collapse.  Well that hasn't happened despite the routes have been blocked for 6 months.

I think its safe to say Zaid Hamid's crazy supply route fantasy has been debunked.

Next

Salaam

oh?  care to each explain why NATO is crying like a red headed step child right now ? they have barely enough to survive right now through the northern supply route which is as expensive as hell for them.  now note the zh is a GHQ mouth piece but what he said is not all that inaccurate.

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Pakistan and Turkey are two nations with one soul, MashAllah !!! we love you and respect your dignity, courage, Ishq and love for the Ummat and Pakistan. You have been with us when we needed it most. InshAllah, we will shed our blood when you will need it. You carried the flag and honor of this Ummah for centuries and defended this millat with courage and dignity. Ahlan wa sahlan in Medina e Sani. Stay blessed and love you.

Naimat Ullah Shah Wali has predicted that when the final battle with India will begin, armies from Turkey, Iran and Afghanistan will join the Muslims of Pakistan in the final decisive battle to capture Delhi!!

The modern Geo-politics support this spiritual intelligence as well. India is betting itself with Crusader Zionists of the West. The Afghans are fed up of the occupation forces. Pakistan is encircled by the NATO and Indians from all sides. This strategic encirclement of Pakistan will not remain for long InshAllah.

History is a witness that it is the armies from the Greater Khurasan which have always invaded and destroyed the myth of Hindu power. This will be done once again -- for one final time.

India knows this too and that is why it is the biggest buyer of weapons in the world today despite having 500 millions naked and hungry slumdogs. Whatever is written is now the destiny. We will only unfold it for one last time, InshAllah!!!




https://www.facebook.com/syedzaidzamanhamid

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Kal Tak with Javed Chaudhry on Express news – 16th July 2012

with Zaid Hamid

http://www.zemtv.com...16th-july-2012/

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Crossfire: Sab Kuch Bhula Diya Humne

Issue: Jinnah's objectives

Zaid Hamid, Oria Maqbool Jan, Shareeful Majeed in Crossfire – 14th August 2012


http://www.zemtv.com...th-august-2012/

[Asian Union]

Where did Brasstacks programmes go? nothing...for so long.

[faizan khaliq]

Asian Union, on 27 October 2012 - 10:44 PM, said:

Where did Brasstacks programmes go? nothing...for so long.

our leadership is scared of  ''Janoon and pagalpan'' of our nation so anything leading towards it will be banned  because it will raise extremist sentiments in massess

[Asian Union]

faizan khaliq, on 28 October 2012 - 04:59 AM, said:

our leadership is scared of  ''Janoon and pagalpan'' of our nation so anything leading towards it will be banned  because it will raise extremist sentiments in massess

I totally agree with you. Brasstacks was really good to get up to date knowledge of past muslims history, economic and world events. I really liked that knowledgeable stuff.

[rungroot]

Asian Union, on 28 October 2012 - 11:20 AM, said:

I totally agree with you. Brasstacks was really good to get up to date knowledge of past muslims history, economic and world events. I really liked that knowledgeable stuff.

Yeah, the sad part is that zaid hamid is a total cheerleader of the generals.  He will never criticize them and will never tolerate and criticism of himself, he is a legend in his own mind.  I supported him quite a bit, you all know that.  But turned away from him just because he considers the generals along with himself as the holy grail, the infallible.  That just sucks, cuz he had something good going for the nation.

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Q A with PJ MIr – Exclusive Interview with Zaid Hamid
http://www.zemtv.com...ith-zaid-hamid/

[faizan khaliq]

Jazba-e-Kashmir, on 30 November 2012 - 12:14 PM, said:

Q A with PJ MIr – Exclusive Interview with Zaid Hamid
http://www.zemtv.com...ith-zaid-hamid/

Amazing

[rungroot]

Jazba-e-Kashmir, on 30 November 2012 - 12:14 PM, said:

Q A with PJ MIr – Exclusive Interview with Zaid Hamid
http://www.zemtv.com...ith-zaid-hamid/

Wow, for the first time ever, he actually criticized general kiyani albeit very cautiously.  Very interesting...

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

rungroot:

brother, it surprised me as well.
I can personally tell that it's been long time since i've seen any of Zaid Hamid's interview or debate.

I found it great that it was cleared some sorth of way that it is not the mistake of the Jawans and other ranked officers the Armed Forces of Pakistan, but the topstar-idiots in the Armed Forces who have propblems with the civil leaders and vice versa. Therefore the whole army shouldn't labelled or hated, but rather the top-idiots should be put in trial or convicted etc.
the same goes with the civil leaders; unfortuneatly it is a "kichree" - mixed mess- every issue crossing and touching one another. A whole bloody domino-effect.

Added up with the critics; he criticized everyone, incl. the popular party PTI and Imran Khan.
I laughed when he mentioned nawaz sharif as a "useless idiot" and calling Musharraf an idiot. The best part was when asked about Rehman Malik; the reply was:
Inna Nilahi Wa Inna Aleyhiy Rajeoun & Asterfirullah al Azeem. LOL

That's superb.

To be honest; i think the interview was good and Zaid Hamid behaved well, rather than being emotional during his interviews. He had a changed approach, rather than saying everything as crazy madman people perceive him. Another thing i noticed him during the interview was, he didn't cough or make the sound coming from his throat and talks instantly after that. I think it is disgusting and repels me if lets say, i am having a conversation with someone. So i was happy that he didn't do doing that.


Peace

[Khalqat]

Nice interview by PJ Mir and an overall better program. I think one needs to have sanity to prevail before expecting the same from someone to counter the argument. I think its important to realize the amount of stress ZH has been going through.  Allah hamari mushkilat ko jald dur farmaye.

Ameen.

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Event held 14th August 2012 - infront of zardari. It's interesting that musharraf heard Dayar-e-Ishq by Rahat as well.

Both musharraf and zardari listend to the lyrics:
Khudiy Na Baeych
Ghareebi Mein Naam Paida Karr

Alas! They are both beyond reach and comprised, thus selling the nation's pride, selfrespect and honour in many different ways.

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

A famous actor, Christopher Lee's opinion of the founding father of Pakistan: Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Christopher Lee describes Jinnah as "a man of great vision, incorruptible, great integrity, brilliant man".

[Jazba-e-Kashmir]

Dont forget what you were:

Maulana Rumi (May Allah Bless his soul) wrote three stories about Sultan Mahmood Ghaznawi and Ayaaz which are remarkable and breathtaking...
SubhnanAllah...

http://www.zemtv.com...-what-you-were/

[Ababeel]

Open Letter to Zaid Hamid Followers from Imran Khan Fan
by Asif Shiraz

Zaid Hamid’s personality is somewhat like Maula Ali’s (kw) in how his followers go to one extreme in his love while others leave no stone unturned in his opposition. In fact, such vociferous is his dislike that this very statement of comparing his polarizing effect to Bu Turab could generate a sting of backlash from the liberals – except that most liberals wouldn’t even be familiar with the title Bu Turab!

And that is where the true appeal of Zaid Hamid lies: carrying the Bu Turabi elixir in a crucible that speaks in the idiom of the day. He stands at the confluence of two traditions, the silent religious conservative majority that wants to hold on to the pristine Islamic principles, and the western-educated intelligentsia that asks for effective tools and techniques that are in stride with the modern world.

This crisis of Islam and Modernity is well known. Political downfall of the caliphate resulted in intellectual stagnation, leaving a wide gap between the demands of modern world and the solutions that Muslim scholarship had devised in its heyday. It caused conservatives to get frozen in past centuries, and liberals to adopt western institutions that at least exist and work, as opposed to the fantasy land of the Mullah. It caused the rest of us to scramble for quick fix solutions, resulting in oxymorons like Islamic Banks. By and large, it divided us, in appearance at least, into the convervatives and the modernists. Yet, the Pakistani conservative aspires for modernity, and the modern intellectual is still deeply religious. Part of this is evident in the mutual respect, and indeed a rudimentary political alliance between the Jamaat-e-Islami and the Tehreek-e-Insaf. But in the larger soceity the two streams continue to appear as if in conflict.

Zaid Hamid, in this context, brings two things that were absent from the mix: First, as a well-educated researcher, he is able to effectively discuss and dissect the economic and geo-strategic issues of today and critique western institutions to generate a serious dialog on how these can be replaced with patently Islamic alternatives. Secondly, with a magetic charm, he romantically inspires the western educated youth to realize the value of our legacy, and to re-own and re-adopt it as a fundamental reference point for all intellectual endeavours.

His is a niche market, though vast in numbers. His follower is both a modernist and a conservative, who may or may not have a beard, but whose Ajami Khum will always contain an Hijazi Maye. This is a band of people who are patriotic, motivated and capable of doing great things. And it is this band of people that I want to address in this letter, the subject being: Should I vote for Imran Khan or not?

Zaid has already answered this clearly: He does not support democracy, and does not believe in voting. Although I favor the democratic ideal of participatory politics, From the qualified perspective from which this is usually said, I agree with this stance of Zaid Hamid. But still, I’m a card carrying member of PTI, and am definitely going to vote. And if you read what I have to say, I’m sure in the end you will too.

But how can I respect Zaid’s view, ask his followers to believe in it, and still advise them to go out and vote? Actually, when leaders take an action, it has very deep and far reaching implications, which severely limits their locus of operation. If Zaid asks you, or even allows you to vote, it will conflict with his principled stand against the negative elements of modern electoral process. But if you, as his followers individually choose to vote, it will not compromise the long term aim of BrassTacks to usher in an Islamic system of government structurally different from what we have today. And still, you would be doing a great service to the nation. Here are just a few reasons why you should:

BrassTacks Objections to Voting for Imran Khan

Here are some of the reasons being forwarded for not voting for Imran Khan:

1. Islam is against democracy so we will not participate in this system of Kufr
2. Elections will result in incapable, and worse, puppets of foreign powers, to be elected which will further aggravate our situation
3. Imran Khan’s party has secular manifesto and does not propose to bring Islamic System
4. Imran Khan is himself inexperienced and surrounded by bad advisers, which will further weaken Pakistan

Now let us look at them one by one. But first, let’s start by a simple analogy.

Analogy of Thief

Imagine that a thief steals your mobile phone. Will you go after him and get it back, or report him to the police? Or will you say, because I’m living in a system of Kufr, let me wait until the Caliphate is restituted and then I will take my case to the Qadi. Obviously you will do the former. This does not prevent you from working towards establishment of the caliphate, because it is not a mutually exclusive choice of being able to do only one thing.

If someone breaks into your house at night, you call the same police which reports to these corrupt politicians. When BrassTacks filed cases against Najam Sethi and Safma, the case was filed in the same judicial system which governs by western law and has been repeatedly attacked by BrassTacks. The reason is that there is no contradiction in making use of what is available in the short term, and still working towards replacing it in the long run.

Abu Bakr Siddique (rz) emancipated Bilal (rz) by purchasing him with his private money. But imagine if a local law existed where all he had to do was to report the torture being meted out to Bilal, and he would automatically have been emancipated. Would Abu Bakr have refrained from invoking the law simply because it equates to employing the Kufr system?

Imagine Zardaris and Sharif’s as thieves, coming in our houses and stealing our money. And imagine a just and honest person who is almost within reach to stop this theft. True, that he may not be the epitome of all that you stand for and desire in a Khalifah-e-Rashid, but does it make sense not to avail this opportunity to stop the theft of the whole nation?

The corruption of the system is not an excuse to postpone or renounce taking those actions which can bring nothing but short term good. Even the opponents of Imran Khan admit that he is not corrupt, and will try his best to do bring about a positive change. Mahathir Muhammad was equally secular and western in his outlook. He was no Caliph. But he changed Malaysia. He may not have made it into a Rashidoon Caliphate, but he definitely brought it into a state where it is now an even better place to launch pan-Islamic programs for the restoration of the Ummah. That is exactly why the Gold Dinar movement, advocated by Zaid Hamid himself in his Economic Terrorism series, was started off in Malaysia, because it is one of the most economically strong and stable Muslim countries.

If you do not see in Imran Khan the Umar Bin AbdulAziz that you desire, at least acknowledge that he can be a good and honest gatekeeper, to keep the Zardaris and Sharifs out!

Electoral System is un-Islamic so must be boycotted

The next point commonly made is that electoral democracy is un-Islamic and so we should not vote. While I personally disagree with this as explained here, it remains to be a highly contentious point. But we cannot overlook that our founding fathers, Allama Iqbal and Qaid-e-Azam participated in the electoral process and party politics. However, even if we concede the point that the many flaws in this election process makes it un-Islamic, there is another issue we have to contend with.

If the Caliphate is the only Islamic system of government, then any other system must be wrong, and should be opposed. Why single out democracy? All governments including civil or military dictatorships are also as un-Islamic as parliamentary democracies. However, when deemed useful for the country, Zaid Hamid himself participated in serving these un-Islamic governments, e.g. his recent statement on facebook that “I worked closely with Musharraf as an unofficial adviser and Security Analys”. If caliphate is the only recognized system, why work for a dictatorship? The answer is simple: Zaid’s service to Musharraf was only meant to strengthen Pakistan in a tactical manner, without compromising on the broader aim of continuing to educate people and bring them back to Caliphate.

And exactly the same point can be made for Imran Khan too: Vote now for tactical support to strengthen Pakistan with an honest stewardship, and in the long run, continue to read your “sabaq for adalat, sadaqat and shujahat” to ultimately replace the whole thing.

Elections will result in anarchy, just like 1971

This is again a point against elections in general, and not against Imran Khan himself.

To avoid this eventuality, BrassTacks can try to postpone the elections, or convince the army to take over. If that happens, well and good, because the question of voting for Imran Khan or not will never arise. But as long as elections are still scheduled to be held, and if the predicted anarchy will inevitably esnue after them, then obviously we need someone who can minimize its effect. I am sure nobody is suggesting that anarchy will only spread if Imran Khan wins, and not if Zardari or Nawaz win? So Imran is still our best bet in this situation, and if elections are held, then not voting for him will not help reduce the damaging effects to any extent.

Imran Khan’s party has secular manifesto

True. However, Imran Khan’s party represents the youth and people of Pakistan. It is not Imran Khan who decides the manifesto. He only made his decisions when the party started. The party is merely a platform. People came forward and replaced founding members like Arif Alvi. Similarly, people can come forward and replace the manifesto also with Islamic principles. I myself proposed to the party to adopt the Gold Dinar and it was seriously deliberated upon, even if not accepted.

The problem of secularism is not a political problem, but an educational and social one. The Ulema, Mushaikh, and indeed BrassTacks itself is working towards changing the people’s mindsets to demand Islamic institutions and systems. When your work is adequately done, it will start reflecting itself in the political parties also. This is not a reason to reject PTI. The contribution of Imran Khan is that he has mobilized the honest and educated people of country, and given them grassroots power to assert their own power in front of the established elites. That this empowered, honest and patriotic group of people has not been adequately educated to demand Islamic systems is not PTI or Imran Khan’s failing. Let us come together and change this. If all the 120,000 facebook fans of Zaid Hamid’s official page were all in PTI, they would surely have had the muscle to change its manifesto!

Again, this is no reason to leave Imran Khan high and dry in his lonely battle against the looters. He still needs our support. Every Qaid-e-Azam needs an Allama Iqbal to support him. I’m sure if BrassTacks can come forward with strong and working solutions, the religious patriots in PTI will definitely adopt such proposals.

It is easy to criticize PTI for having the same economic agenda as other parties. However, why has BrassTacks not done a single program on economic policies after the Economic Terrorism series 5 long years ago? Just like BrassTacks chose to focus its efforts on geo-political matters instead of the Gold Dinar, similarly, PTI is primarily focused right now on governance, corruption and ridding us from the War on Terror. Secularism of its manifesto is not an excuse at critical juncture to nullify all the other services of Imran Khan and PTI.

Imran Khan is himself inexperienced and surrounded by bad advisers

Let’s face it: All leaders have strong personalities, often resulting in a clash. An fine example is that of Syedna Umar (rz) and Hz. Khalif bin Walid, although there are many more that can be quoted. Imran Khan and Zaid Hamid are two strong leaders, and I do not expect one to “submit” to the other. If Zaid complains that Imran does not heed to his advise, I can tell you of countless examples of when Zaid himself did not heed to other people’s advise, resulting in the unfortunate sabotage of his campaign many years back. This is the stuff leaders are made of. They make their own mistakes and then face and rectify the effects of their own decisions.

Imran Khan has a much, much better team of people than any other political party in this country, including any technocrat, patriotic caretaker or military setup. And he does has the ability to make teams, starting from cricket, to the other wonderful group of people who are now entirely managing his hospital, Namal college and even the second largest political party in the world, all without depending on him. Trust this man to do a better job for Pakistan than anyone else, irrespective of the difficulties that we may face in the future. And even if such difficulties come, we are all still here. Betting on Imran does not mean leaving everyone else out. It just means undertaking this journey together, PTI, and BrassTacks and all patriotic people in this country. All togehter.

Do not cause division or confusion at this stage. Stand together, and Vote for Imran Khan.

http://dinarwakala.c...sifshiraz/?p=23

[Ababeel]

The Real Face of Zaid Hamid

First-hand account of the real face behind the mask and façade of words, andwhat lead me to the decision of leaving him
by Emaad Khalid
–
Zaid Hamid's Staff Officer / Media Coordinator /Personal Assistant / Accountant [from 23rd January 2009 to 17th March 2013]

http://www.scribd.co...oses-Zaid-Hamid

[joshi]

So ISI pays him?

WHAT EXACTLY FOR????????????


Also interesting that his family still doubt him regarding the yousuf kassab case.