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The document discusses the conflict in Kashmir between India and Pakistan over control of the region. It describes Kashmir as a paradise but notes that Indian forces have committed atrocities against innocent Kashmiri people, torturing and killing children, women and men. It argues that Kashmiris only want freedom and liberty, yet they are brutalized for being Muslim. It calls on Muslims to pay attention to Kashmir's struggle for freedom and to pray for the Kashmiri people.
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- 1. ASSLAM-O-ALYKUM In the name of Alla’h, most gracious and beneficient .
- 2. People call Kashmir the Paradise of the world . Lets have a look over some of its mind refreshing attractive sights.
- 4. …… the MORE beautiful would be ONE who created it !
- 5. Tempting……
- 6. … ..imagine if you were there !
- 7. …… . its real not painting !
- 8. Masha Allah.
- 9. … and infrastructure adds to its charming looks.
- 11. ……… .. the artistry of Allah !!
- 12. Animals can’t observe, but you can experience its beauty !!!
- 13. Is it wrongly called the World’s Paradise ?
- 14. B U T !
- 15. The devil’s agents never liked this …..
- 16. And they sent Indian Beasts to destroy it……….!
- 17. Torturing and killing innocent children, women and men who never harmed any one.
- 18. This is what they wished for..... Martyrdom Don’t feel sorry. Just pray
- 20. Please don’t ask any comments
- 21. Their mistake is that…….
- 22. They are Muslims !!!
- 23. And want to live freely !!!!
- 24. What a valid reason to be brutalized ! And deprived of liberty !
- 25. only servant can feel the value of liberty !
- 26. It sounds inside Kashmiris: jannat kisi kafir ko mili he na milay gi…….
- 27. and that’s not all …………. !
- 28. When they protest peacefully, called anti state activist and arrested as were creating violence !
- 29. What you think are they terrorist ? Or Freedom lovers?
- 30. Allah says in Qura’n:Muslims Umma’h is like an organ of human body, if one part is hurt pain spreads in all the body ……….
- 31. Then, what you think ?
- 32. Haven’t we forgotten our brothers’ pain ?
- 33. Because a change has occurred !
- 34. Not that circumstances have bettered… !
- 36. activities …..!
- 37. Haven’t we become SO heartless!
- 38. We assume their HEROES our IDEALS , we watch in INDAIN movies……!
- 39. How successfully the plot went !
- 40. Illegal Occupation on one side and involving (actually addicting) Pakistan’s Muslims in their MOVIES AND MUSIC on other side.
- 41. If we don’t listen to their SHRIEKS today, will they forgive us on JUDGEMENT DAY ……?
- 42. Dear Muslims, Kashmir’s struggle has revitalized these days after a die hard freedom leader was martyred . Lot of protesters have left home for their rights. About 9 lac military army is their to prevail “PEACE” !
- 43. We can’t say we can’t even pray for them. Please do this NOW
- 44. Spread this SLIDE as much as possible. But don’t think forwarding this completes your responsibility!
- 45. There’s no exaggeration in this, follow links below to ensure http://www.hrw.org/reports/1999/kashmir/doda.htm#P187_42784 http://www.historyguy.com/kashmir_links.html http://www.defencejournal.com/nov98/indkashmir.htm http://www.geocities.com/qaisar3/kashmir.html
- 46. MAY ALLA’H PREVENT ALL MUSLIMS FROM EVIL-SERVENTS ---| A MEE N |----
- 47. ALLAH HAFIZ and JAZAK ALLAH.