just because you cant refute it, you dont have panic
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ok I won't ....something that's merely a commentary isn't much to panic about...actually it's nothing to panic about[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.
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mullahs will always be mullahs, for example the head of pakistani clerics is now praising the christian girl, apparently this moron knew that Muslims extremists in the area were trying to kick out all the christians from the area. Why didn;t he say a word when he knew christians were being threatened for no reason before?Originally posted by cherlandoo View Posthe does act as if he has done a survey and he claims that most of imams/mulahs are bad people.
im just asking for evidence because this sounds very fishy.
Also my opinion is based upon the mullahs I have met in my life, they are the most arrogant people in the world. Also if you have to learn how to be deceptive and a lair, learn it from the mullahs, they are experts in thisLast edited by Karachi; 09-05-2012, 10:16 PM.
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Looks like the witness have been paid or beaten to lie now:
Witnesses turn hostile in Rimsha Masih case
ISLAMABAD: Three witnesses who had earlier testified against prayer leader Khalid Jadoon Chishti in the blasphemy case against Rimsha Masih withdrew their statements on Monday, insisting that the police had “coerced” them into doing so.
In their affidavits before the court, witnesses Hafiz Owais, Khurram Shahzad and Danish Ahmed reneged from their previously-recorded statements, claiming these were recorded under duress.
According to their new affidavits, they did not see prayer leader Chishti desecrating pages from the Holy Quran and stacking them to the evidence against Rimsha.
Earlier Shahzad and Owais had claimed that they saw the cleric tearing some pages of the Quran and placing them in a plastic bag. The eyewitnesses had claimed that Chishti added those torn pages to the ashes seized from 14-year-old Rimsha to implicate her.
The Ramna police station had recorded the statements from Owais and Shahzad, both of whom had endorsed what a third eyewitness Hafiz Zubair had said about the prayer leader. Consequently, on September 2, Chishti was sent to jail on a 14-day judicial remand.
After receiving the affidavits, Islamabad district and session judge Raja Jawad Abbas issued notices to Investigation Officer (IO) Munir Jaffri, District Attorney (DA) Mehfooz Paracha and complainant Hammad Malik and adjourned the case till October 3.
Separately, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) chief justice extended the stay on the trial court proceedings against the Christian girl till October 17. Earlier on September 28, the same bench had restrained the trial court proceedings till October 1.
During Monday’s hearing, the counsel for the complainant failed to appear before the court and as a consequence the court extended the stay and adjourned the case till October 17.
The petitioner’s counsel, Advocate Abdul Hameed Rana, had moved the petition seeking the cancellation of the FIR registered against Rimsha on August 16. The counsel told the bench that the police had registered an FIR against the girl under Section 295-B at the behest of Hammad Malik, a resident of Mera Jaffer, which was based on “mala fide intention”.
He informed the court that the three witnesses – including the prayer caller (muezzin) of the mosque and two other residents of that locality – had already recorded their statements against prayer leader Chishti which indicated that he was trying to strengthen the case against Rimsha so that her family could be evicted from the locality.
Earlier on September 7, the court had granted bail to the girl accused of blasphemy against two surety bonds of Rs500,000 each. She was flown off in a helicopter to an undisclosed location after her release from jail.
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