Quotes by ANP leaders

[Friend]

Well I like the ANP leaders ( bachaa khan and all his quotes, i really like him )

But today, there is no doubt, ANP is a Pakistani movement.

Well, you may have your own motives but I like none of the secularists carrying secularists ideas in their skulls..

[BarakzaiAbdali]

Bachaa Khan was neither a mere leader of the ANP nor was he a representative of the Pashtuns of Charsada and Peshawar. He was, in fact, a reformer of all Afghans, whose message is yet to be understood by those whom he served all his life.

Politicians run after power and privileges but Bachaa Khan was such a person that even in his late 80s, he traveled to Karachi in a third-class train cabin in order to bring peace to the troubled city. He even used his death for the service of his people, reminding them that lar and bar Pashtuns are one nation and the boundary between them is only a temporary thing.

Really, then why so much Leninesque distate for Muhammad and Jesus? The former tied rocks to his chest and gave willingly to others and the latter told the truth till they tried to execute him. Both reminded the world of humanity's oneness yet affirmed nations and tribal divisions are gifts of diversity. Both reminded lar and bar Pashtuns that they are one nation amongst many nations and that the hate between them are man made not god given. Both said piety trumps ethnicity and nationality.

[faye]

both of these religions create divisions. in fact all religions tend to, because their followers believe they are superior to others and that their religion is the highest truth.
nationalism is also divisive.

i think the message from these prophets was not given clearly and have been misinterpreted.
i believe it is possible that each of the prophets wanted their religion to be universal but human interpretation has made them elitist.