The Dirty Politics and Mullaism of Pakistan

Maulana Fazl ur Rehman has accused Imran Khan for working for Jewish lobby and Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.

Read the news in Jang newspaper:

Categories: Asia, Pakistan

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  1. A JOKE

    MULLAH DEISEL SOUGHT SUPPORT FROM QADIANI JAMAAT WITH HIS PROMISE TO UNDO UNHOLY ACT DONE BY HIS LATE FATHER MUFTI MEHMOOD, WHICH WAS BADLY REJECTED BY QADIANIS

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  2. Mulla fazl is well known with nickname “Mulla Diesel” because he got Rs. 80 million in a fraud Diesel deal. That was in the news long time ago or it may only be a political accusation.

    His father, Mufti Mehmood was a famous congressy, anti-Pakistan, anti-Ahmadiyah person. Fazl himself was happy when pakistan broke up in two in 1971. He said, “We thank God we did not take part in the making of Pakistan. (exact words: We did not do the sin of making Pakistan.”

  3. Imran Khan has been quite vague and adopted pretty much a no comment attitude towards Ahmadis. But that doesn’t work … you have to go here or there. Even Musharraf being a dictator was forced to choose sides and he chose to go against us as far as voting rights were concerned.

    Let’s see what choice Imran Khan makes now that JUI-F is pushing the issue.

  4. Please do Not have false expectations from Imran khan. He is strongly affiliated to Taliban, who are the ernst enemies of Jamaat Ahmadiyya. The policy of Jamaat is of Not Casting Vots is absolutely correct. Have the Ahmadis Not tried the PPP and Musharaf who tried to exploit every Bodys weak Point and is paying for that now. Abwarten und Tee trinken. Allah bhala katay ga.

  5. Foes are never friends. we must not rely on any one they all use Ahmadi sentiment to gain power and remain in power, all are hopeless and characterless entities beware of them, we must learn lesson from our PPP support in the past and what Bhutto ‘MUHSIN KUSH’ friend killer did to us.

  6. Notice how specfic statements are given without any fear of being penalized or accounted for.

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