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MORE COMMENTS ON MUNAWWAR HASAN
ARTICLE, ATTACHED ABOVE, ABOUT
ELECTIONS AND JAMAAT-E-ISLAMI ROLE
These ground realities support my criticism that the following assessment by some brothers is wrong, especially regarding Sindh:
“One question about the reaction of masses and not rejecting those who have been ruling them ruthlessly for years..”
I think, in practice, these have changed the course of elections in Sindh in favor of Peoples Party.
But Punjab, KPK and Baluchistan were not affected much by such dark scenarios.
Secondly, these ground realities do not teach us to become a Sufi or a higher form of Tableeghi Jamaat or adopt the style of pre-Partition JI.
They emphasize the Maududi Thought that even if we fail ten times, we should continue our Jihad in the political arena through the
ELECTORAL PROCESS.
Neither the failure, nor the frustration any time in election results, nor the negative ground realities lead us to abandon the ELECTORAL
ROCESS. I have a little experience of Jamiat winning elections in Pakistan Colleges and Universities and still dominating in the Students World,
of breaking the 20-year grip of Leftists in mere 6 months and capturing the Leadership from the Leftists in East Pakistan Labor Unions. JI has
undergone the experience of controlling Karachi Municipality defeating MQM supremacy, of winning elections in strategic cities like Lahore and
Karachi, of becoming a coalition partner as a governing Party in KPK, and so on. There is no need to have any defeatist mentality about the
success possibilities of the Electoral Process. Rather I am confident that present and the coming centuries will be an era of domination of
Islamists all over the Muslim World, including Pakistan, under the shadow of Maududi concept of Political Islam by means of the ELECTORAL
PROCESS..
Regards,
Hussain Khan, Tokyo
(Subject: RE: COMMENTS ON MUNAWWAR HASAN ARTICLE ABOUT ELECTIONS AND
JAMAAT-E-ISLAMI ROLE
I wish it were as imagined by janab Hussain Khan sahab. We wont be there to see the change if it comes in
30 years time but is it wise
to forget the ground realities of today and yesterday , as outlined by Orya M.
Ja Zubair bin Umer.
Eastvale, California.
Date: Mon, 27 May 2013 22:48:01 -0700
Subject: Re:
COMMENTS ON MUNAWWAR HASAN ARTICLE ABOUT ELECTIONS AND
JAMAAT-E-ISLAMI
ROLE
From: kbaig50@gmail.com
To: 786@mail.towardsquran.com
More on real face of democracy in
Pakistan.
http://www.dunya.com.pk/index.php/author/orya-maqbool-jaan/2013-05-25/3016/30569578
On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 3:34 PM, Hussain Khan, Tokyo <786@mail.towardsquran.com> wrote:
COMMENTS ON MUNAWWAR HASAN
ARTICLE, AS ATTACHED ABOVE,
ABOUT ELECTIONS AND
JAMAAT-E-ISLAMI ROLE
From: Hussain Khan [mailto:786@mail.towardsquran.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 6:06
AM
Subject: RE: isharaat_ June TQ
Dear brother ........,
There is no need of generalizing the particular situation of Sindh for every future election and for all parts
of the country and to become pessimistic about the possibility of CHANGE through ELECTORAL
PROCESS.
All over the country elections were not held under the strict military control.
For Punjab, Baluchistan and KPK, your and Munawwar Hasan assessment is wrong, “One question about the reaction of masses
and not rejecting those who have been ruling them ruthlessly for years.. “
This phenomenon has occurred only in Sindh for the reasons I have explained in my previous mail.
Situation will not remain the same during the next elections. It has already changed in MORE THAN 80%
areas of Pakistan. It is an undeniable fact that the previous ruling parties have been rooted out. During the
next elections, Zardari will not remain President to maneuver Bureaucracy, Police and Rangers to serve
his Party Interests faithfully, as he had manipulated it this time successfully.
As Munawwar Hasan has quoted Maulana Maududi that even if we fail ten times in winning elections,
we should not abandon this PROCESS OF CHANGE. Pre-Partition JI did not adopt this PROCESS OF
CHANGE. Nor Dr. Israr Ahmad THOUGHT and his deviation from this PROCESS brought any appreciable
results for his strategy. In his speeches on YouTube, you can see his pessimism about the Islamic future of
Pakistan. Despite all failures and inherent weaknesses of this PROCESS, no Islamic movement in the world
can bring about any change through any other method.
This is also the answer to militancy. If Shariah, elections and democracy are allowed in Swat and
Waziristan areas, there will be no more militancy over there. During the brief period of about one month,
when Zardari Administration made an Agreement with the militants, Sufi Mohammad was celebrating
victory of Shariah in Swat in large jubilant processions. His son-in-law, leader of Taliban in that area
stopped all his militancy. Let us hope for a prosperous Islamic future of Pakistan under the dominating
control of rightist Parties like ML(N), PTI and JI. These Parties will continue to dominate the political s
cenario in Pakistan not only for next 20 to 30 years, but for the entire future for several centuries.
In Malaysia, same Islam-oriented Party is ruling over about 30 years.
MQM has realized its dwindling popularity prompting Altaf Hussain to radically reform of the Party.
But it is too late. Downward trend for MQM cannot be reversed any more. It will further disintegrate to near
zero level after the death of Altaf Hussain.
When I came to Japan in 60s, there was a strong Opposition Party here in the name of Socialist Party of
Japan. Even it once became a governing Party and had its own Prime Minister, Maruyama.
But today there is not a single member of this Party in any Legislature nor in any Municipality. It has vanished totally.
I am foreseeing same future for People’s Party. They do not have any more dynamic leaders like Bhutto or Benazir.
Zardari and Bilawal cannot stop defections of their Electables and supporters all over Sindh. It is already no more in
Punjab. During the next Elections, you will see it cannot maintain its present strength even in Sindh Assembly. Its
popularity and support have already starting dwindling like that of MQM. Therefore, I totally disagree with your and
with Munawwar Hasan’s assessment, “One question about the reaction of masses and not rejecting those who have
been ruling them ruthlessly for years.. “
Regards,
Hussain Khan, Tokyo
(Under construction)
From: Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 4:58 AM
Subject: RE:
isharaat_ June TQ
Thanks Janab Hussain Khan sahib, for your
response.
I agree with you that a consensus is required to face the
challenges. I fully endorse what Ansar Abbasi
has said in his column.
But
the question is very important. Is it possible ever that elections all over the
country be conducted with
army inside the polling booths ?The establishment also has interests probably!!! They used to ask Judiciary
officials.Now one may see what the DROs and polling staff did. As a matter of the fact the masses and the
machinery of the government are corrupt and need a moral revolution where at least a considerably large
segment of the society is reformed and made to behave responsibly .In the absence of such change such
elections wont give satisfactory results in my opinion. Any how we may not feel lost and keep up our hope,
encourage criticism and learn to remain tolerant for difference of opinion. This was in my assessment the
gist of Syed Maudoodi's 'fikr'.
From: 786@mail.towardsquran.com
To:
Subject: RE: isharaat_ June TQ
Date: Tue, 28 May
2013 04:06:02 +0900
Dear brother Zubair,
Thanks for your appreciation of Munawwar Hasan article. As regards the questions raised by you I have some personal answers.
According to Hamid Mir’s article in today’s JANG, all over Sindh, Police and Rangers were ordered to remain silent. Zardari administration in
Sindh had planned to win elections through Fraud, Dhandhli and Ghoda-Gardi. This fact has been elaborated by Ghaus Ali Shah, an ex-Sindh C
hief Minister, in his Press Conference. As chief Minister of Sindh, he had once kicked out a JI administration of Karachi Municipality. He used to
win elections always in his constituency, but was defeated this time due to clear support of Police and Rangers and gun-carrying militants of his
opponent candidate.
MQM defeat with a large margin of several thousand votes against a PTI candidate in a re-polling in Karachi Halqa 250 shows what the results
would have been, had these been held under the supervision of Army all over the country, as demanded by JI. That is my answer to the question
you have raised, “one question about the reaction of masses and not rejecting those who have been ruling them
ruthlessly for years.. “. If all elections were held in the style of Halqa 250, results would have been more in favor of
PTI and ML or JI in Sindh.
As regards militants, I fully subscribe to the views of the Columnist, Ansar Abbasi in today’s Jang.
From:
To: Subject: RE: isharaat_ June TQ
Aziz-e-Garami brotheram Saleem Mansoor
Khalid,
Thank you very much for sharing the 'ISHARAT' by Munnawar Hasan
sahab . I really enjoyed reading it
and can say that it is the best and very realistic comment on the recent electoral process . I felt more
happy to find references of Syed Maudoodi's writings and speeches in the write up. I also appreciated the
language and the cool ,logical very moving candid , style. My congratulations to Ameer-e-Jamaat, brother
Munnawar hasan sahab.I am sharing
this with many of my friends.
However there are many questions which he
himself has raised in this piece of his beautiful writing .
These demand and deserve answers .Especially the one question about the reaction of masses and not
rejecting those who have been ruling them ruthlessly for years.. ie PPP and PML etc., which he has asked
very appropriately and in all sincerity .
I
also could not find any mention of the factor of militant groups. Is this not
relevant?
I hope that at least some answers will be found by the 'shoora'
next week. These must be shared with the
nation along with a balance sheet of loss and gain both on the ground and in accountancy book keeping,
with reference to the concept of DAA"WAH" elaborated in the article.Transparency is the the need of the
hour and right to information has become a human right
today.
Wassalam,
Eastvale,
California.
27th May.201
From: Hussain Khan, Tokyo [mailto:786@mail.towardsquran.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2013
11:17 AM
To:
Subject: RE: Reflections on elections 2013 with reference to the performance of JI.
WS,
Dear brother,
It is heartening to note that you are in favor of Maudoodi Thought and are not against the Election Process itself. Getting depressed on Election
defeats and to attack Election Process itself is not right, in my view.
There was a PASBAN unit earlier. Now PTI has become practically PASBAN unit of JI.
Please recall JI record of winning elections and controlling Karachi Municipality twice under Abdus-Sattar Afghani and under Mr. Nematullah Khan.
Also recall victories of Liaquat Balooch and Hafiz Salman Butt. In Lahore.
It has been a governing Party in KPK earlier and again this time.
There is nothing basically wrong with JI for not winning elections as per our high expectations. If it has once achieved success, it is a proof that
there is nothing wrong with its MECHANISM or PROCESS to become pessimistic about it.
We have to look for other factors for low performance. The cause is not participation, nor in its process. Turn your attention to find out what can
be the other factors?
Regards,
Hussain Khan, Tokyo
(Under construction)
From:
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 1:15
PM
To:
Subject: RE: Reflections on elections 2013 with reference to the performance of JI.
Salam mohtaram Hussain khan sahab,
Many thanks for
your illuminating emails. I seriously think about what you write.
I must make
it clear however that I dont follow Dr. Israr sahab's thought process fully
although I have learnt
from his writings and 'sermons' and duroos a lot.I have reservations about the process of Islamic revolution
and establishment of 'khilafah' he has repeatedly out lined in his orations. I prefer what Syed Maudoodi has
written in his major works mostly written before partition.
I
am not against taking part in elections even in non Muslim countries but have
come to understand that JI
with it's intellectual baggage ( which I value very much) is not fit for the electoral process as it exists.
The rest of your advice and suggestions are in the fitness of things.Entering into this wheel of fire drains
the resources and energies of sincere and innocent workers and they come out with despair and
overloaded with a dejected spirit despite of resolutions passed by the shoora which is naturally after every
defeat. I remember my long discussions with janab Ashraf Bajwah marhoom, when he was staying with me
in Makkah during HAJJ, more than a quarter century ago.You will remember that he was
'NAZIM INTEKHABAT' of JI.
From: 786@mail.towardsquran.com
To:
Subject: RE: Reflections on elections 2013 with
reference to the performance of JI.
Date: Fri, 24 May 2013 06:28:25
+0900
Salam to all,
Dear brother,
You are sympathizer of JI, but unfortunately you are repeating the thought process of the late respected
Dr. Israr Ahmad. He departed from Jamaat due to same arguments you are presenting against the utility of
participating in ELECTIONS. Please read again my previous post on the importance of trying to capture
LEADERSHIP through the efforts to participate in elections. I repeat it again here.
http://www.ourquran.net/ghanouchi-speech.htm
Also please click above and read some articles about the success of Muslim Brotherhood and An-Nahada
on the benefits of elections’ experience. It shows that despite lot of spending “useless” Jamaat resources,
it should continue the process of Elections and should not become a higher type of Tableeghi Jamaat,
as the late brother Dr. Israr Ahmad was advocating.
JI also has a record of winning elections in Karachi Municipal elections. From the same Lahore, Liaqat
Balooch, Hafiz Salman Butt & etc. have won elections earlier.
This time there were several special factors that JI could not win as it would have. Prescription is not to
run away from the Elections itself, but to continue efforts as I have described below to capture Leadership
in the society wherever possible.
“……….It is not a one-man game to take responsibility for failure in elections. Jamaat will require to change
the MIZAJ and orientation of its workers, as a whole, to be more political and to serve people around them
in their day-to-day problems. Many of my even anti-MQM Mohajir friends heartlessly support MQM.
They say that whenever they have any problem with the bureaucracy in Karachi, they go to MQM office,
which works to resolve their disputes with the bureaucrats. Still Jamaat workers do no move that much for
the help of others around them.
I explain below what do I mean by the above brief comment and also want to bring on record some
forgotten events.
Few years back, when I visited Hyderabad from Japan, a leader of JI in Hyderabad Sind, Mr. Abdul
Waheed Qureshi, informed me that Markazi Shura sent a circular that Jamaat workers should take interest
in keeping their Mohallas clean and to work for the problems people are facing in their neighborhood.
But he lamented that no one is acting on it. They only like to distribute Jamaat literature to their neighbors
and friends. I told these are senior old people inherited by Jamaat from India. They are oriented to work as
they used to work in pre-Partition India. I told them to wait until Jamiat workers infiltrate JI after their
student-lives. They are oriented to take interest in resolving and upholding the issues, causes and
difficulties faced in the daily lives of their neighbors and friends..
We have a record of capturing labor movement leadership in Chittagong Railway Union from the Leftists in
Chittagong within 6 months before my departure to Japan from East Pakistan. We broke their 20-year hold
on labor movement within 6 months. It was also holding the leadership of Federation of all Labor Unions of
East Pakistan. Thus we automatically became leaders of the Federation as well, and thus captured the
entire leadership of all EP Labor Unions. Our simple technique was to take a brave STAND on labor
problems. The Leftists leadership had called for a STRIKE to all Railway workers. Our group opposed it as
these demands were unfair, despite knowing that we will be beaten by Railway workers for opposing their
demands. Our workers were oriented and prepared to get beaten for upholding the TRUTH. Ultimately our
sacrifices for TRUTH prevailed. Leftist call for STRIKE ended in failure. That failure prompted the Railway
workers to beat their Leftist Leaders and treat our group of Islamists as heroes and good and reliable
Leaders. In the next elections of Railway Union, Leftist group was heavily defeated and our group was
elected to leadership positions with thumping majority. It is like JA-AL HAQQA WO ZAHAQAL BATILA.
In our recent elections, Peoples Party and ANP is routed in Punjab and KPK, but was replaced by Imran K
han and Nawaz Sharif, not by JI. There was a time when Nawaz Sharif could not win as JI did not support
him for the 2nd time, resulting in the victory of Benazir to succeed as PM. But this time Nawaz Sharif did not
need JI support to win, nor Imran Khan, not JI, newly emerged to replace NAP in KPK..
It was during my period of Jamiat Nazim-e-Ala that we started to participate in students unions elections in
colleges. By the grace of Allah, we were successful to break the hold of Inter-Collegiate Body of the Leftists.
We also stopped them from spreading their influence all over Pakistan.
We also continued success thereafter in Punjab University with Osman Ghani, Barakullah and later Javed
Hashmi (now in PTI) etc. as our successful candidates for the post of Punjab University Union President.
Our brother late Barakullah had become a Professor of Economics after completing his M. A. But, as I had
learned this technique from the student leaders of different Political Parties in East Pakistan, I asked him to
resign his job of teaching Economics and become a whole-time worker of Jamiat and to participate in
Punjab University elections. He later became President of Punjab University Students Union and thus a
very popular student leader in the whole of Punjab and also stopped, at that time a popular leader, Tariq Ali,
from spreading his Leftist influence in Pakistan. He had come from England for this purpose. Like the Leftist
leaders of the Inter-Collegiate Body of Karachi, he also failed due to Jamiat resistance all over Punjab
through the popularity of Barakullah in the area.
Unlike Bangladesh, Egypt, Turkey and other Muslim countries, it was because of Maudoodi Thought in the
beginning, and then Jamiat leadership in Colleges that we have extremely small percentage of Secularists
among the educated classes in Pakistan. Some remnants of Leftist ICB of Karachi like Meraj Mohammad
Khan or Fatehyab Ali Khan etc. were later attached with Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and Peoples Party or MQM and
some are now in English newspapers. But there is no further growth of them, in any noticeable proportion,
as compared to Islamism-oriented youth in Pakistan in comparison to other Muslim countries.
In all these matters, my experience of success in capturing leadership has taught me that we should take
lead in trying to solve problem of the people around us. This is what MAAM taught us in his booklet giving
an analysis of the Downfall of East Pakistan.
Again a few years back, when I visited Karachi from Japan, brother Munawwar Hasan invited me for
breakfast. Nematullah Khan and other Karachi JI leaders were also present there. MQM had just broken JI
supremacy in Karachi Municipal elections. In that meeting also I suggested why we could not take a stand
on problems, which have attracted masses to MQM. For example, at that time JI had no clear stand on
Quota System. Neither they supported it nor opposed it. Same was the situation of JI in East Pakistan.
On many Issues, which Awami League took up, JI was silent. MAAM criticized JI that it should have
become CHAMPION of the sufferings of EP masses at the hands of WP political leaders and rulers.
Imam Khomeini succeeded in capturing Leadership in Iran against communist Tudeh Party. Both were
competing for it on the brewing ground of frustrations against Reza Shah Pahlavi, Shah of Iran, oppression
on its citizens.
That is the lesson I have learnt from my experience in Jamiat, in EP Labor Movement and even and also
during my stay in Japan as a member of Pakistan community. Here, too, Islamic Circle of Japan is also
oriented like pre-Partition JI.
I am the only person recognized here as a man from JI in Japan and always chosen as Leader to champion
any cause affecting Pakistan community in Japan. I feel only One Man is sufficient to capture Leadership
even in elections in Pakistan, if He stands as a Champion of their CAUSES OR ISSUES.
This is just to brief my views for JI being a slow runner in Pakistan elections now or even in the past
compared to other successful Political Parties, even though their Manpower potential and Leadership
Caliber and Integrity and Character is much less than the Manpower, Character and Leadership in JI.
We have to be more vocal, active and further champion peoples causes in every locality of Pakistan to win
elections in every corner of Pakistan. .
I MAY LATER CIRCULATE THESE THOUGHTS ON OTHER FORUMS AS WELL.
Regards,
Hussain Khan, Tokyo
(Under construction)
From:
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013
4:56 AM
To:
Subject: Reflections on elections 2013 with reference to the performance of JI.
Salam Masnoon ,
Mohtaram Khan sahab and Fayyaz
bhai,
I am at least not one who wants to criticize for nothing though I
am not one like you who are used 'to go
deep' and remain saying 'all is well' always.Such complacency is difficult for me and many friends of
'Tahreek'.
The figure of 2% ( even less to be exact) is released officially
by ECP>In Karachi perhaps it got more
than 4%.(Please check the ECP website).I am not sure of the percentage .It may be 4% in Lahore and
1.5 % on
the whole of the country. I am not myself good in Maths.
I dont see any use
of JI going into elections directly competing with scores of others in the
field and
spending 'too much' to win always 3 seats in a house of 342 and that also in safe constituencies while
getting 1.7%(?) votes (22000) where the rivals got 11 lakhs and 6 lakhs respectively in Lahore and
where it has it's headquarters.What is the explanation ?Will 'JI release the information about the amount of
money consumed in this adventure?On country wide basis.
I have a
firm conviction that Ji was never founded, raised and groomed as a purely
political party to win
elections in this corrupt and sham democracy based on a
system of fraud lies and false propaganda..
An old friend and very sincere
former worker of JI Muneer Khalili has recently posted an article about the
'thought process of 'Syed Maudoodi' which reminds us once again about the basic elements ingrained in
the genesis of JI.You might have seen it or I may request
him to share it with you.
I have been informed that many JI supporters have
voted for PTI which the so called liberals and
secularists are calling the 'new
moderate and political face of JI.
I hope that the 'shoora' meeting
starting on 30th of this month will go deep and show us the 'hope'
and the Ameer Jamat,will do his best to bring the session to some useful and constructive conclusions
instead of just issuing routine 'resolutions' for the media consumption like a press statement of janab
Liaqat Baloach sahab.
Syed
Maudoodi's legacy is still an important and powerful factor in the social and
intellectual life of the
ummah and in Pakistan and this defeat can not do away with it if the correct analysis and line of action is
found,outlined and presented by the coming 'shoora' sages. Please note that 'tahreek-eIslami is something
greater and long lasting than the "well organized" JI.Most of those who criticize belong to that larger group
though not within.
Eastvale, California.
May, 22,2013.
PS, As for as the
performance and contribution of the professional preachers and paid imams of
mosques
in the West is concerned , one may check with those(if interested in going deep) who have had bitter
experience while working with them. They even go to the extent of calling them a sort of MAFIA>I would
request my friend Dr. M U Kazi in Texas, to help you to find the facts if required who is so disappointed with
them and has turned to educate and work with groups of convert Muslims only.
From: 786@mail.towardsquran.com
To:
Subject: RE: Muslim MPs vote for homosexuality in
UK.
Date: Thu, 23 May 2013 23:06:28 +0900
My dear Faiyyaz saheb,
Thanks for your response in support of my views. It was a great pleasure to be in touch with you after a long gap.
After the death of Altaf Hussain, MQM will disintegrate very fast. Election of a PTI candidate and the defeat of a veteran MQM candidate, who
was elected from that Halqa 250 was a warning signal for Altaf Hussain. He knows how MQM has won by FRAUD. All this has prompted him
to throw away all past leaders and select a new leadership.
Zardari is not a dynamic personality like Bhutto and Benazir. He will gradually lose many supporters. ANP won last time due to JI boycott earlier.
It is already a dying force. Disintegration of all Secular forces is a victory of JI ideology.
From: S F Ahmad
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:21
PM
To: 'Hussain Khan'
Subject: RE: Muslim MPs vote for
homosexuality in UK.
My Dear Hussain Khan
I agree with your response.
Personally I am hopeful for the future. You know the MQM is disintegrating and ANP is no more in picture and PTI –JI coalition in KPK are good
signs. Some of our brothers only criticise and do not go deep into matters and possibilities and allow for some silver linings too.
I am quoting herewith an approach which I have shared with some friends:
“Now that you are in government in KPK means that you are in the government as all the provinces of Pakistan constitute One Pakistan and is
like a body; one part of it pains the other part is affected; rather the whole body feels the pain. So you have to develop a sense of being in the
government and not out of the government.
You had some good experience of past participation in the KPK government and have to build upon that. You must realise that every day quite a
few trains and scores of buses run between Karachi and Peshawar touching North and South Punjab and Sindh and just bypassing Baluchistan.
And Karachi is in a sense part of KPK and any good there is bound to have tremendous good effect on Karachi”
Pray you are well.
Wassalam
Faiyaz
Fom: Hussain Khan [mailto:786@mail.towardsquran.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 7:30
PM
To:
Subject: RE: Muslim MPs vote for homosexuality in UK.
Dear brother,
I do not agree with your way of thinking.
There is no need of criticizing Imam and Dawah workers, if there are a few astray Muslims. Let us appreciate whatever they are doing. They
should try more for guiding Muslim not to go astray from Islamic teachings. This is however a tragedy for all those living in DARUL KUFR,
unless each one of them is engaged in the work of Dawah oneself.
2% vote for Islamists is a wrong conception.
Nawaz Sharif and PTI may not be Islamists like JI but they are not secular like People’s Party, ANP and MQM.
Secular parties in Pakistan are moving towards their gradual languishing and ultimate death in a few decades.
Future ultimately belongs to Islamists as it happened in EGYPT, Tunisia, Turkey, Iran, Palestine and other Muslim countries.
Regards,
Hussain Khan, Tokyo
(Under construction)
From: Zubair bin Umar Siddiqui [mailto:zbusiddiqui@hotmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 12:40
PM
To:
Subject: FW: Muslim MPs vote for homosexuality in UK.
Scores of organizations,fiery and eloquent sermonizers and paid imams of mosques in Britain are
Zubair Bin Umer.
Eastvale, California.
Date: Wed, 22 May 2013 16:42:23 -0700
Subject:
Muslim MPs vote for homosexual marriage bill.
According to Dr. Katme
Muslim voting: 5 favored, 3 abstained, only one voted
against the Same Sex Marriage bill.
Is this the toll that democracy has taken?
Forwarded Message:
THE RESULT OF THE VOTES IN PARLIAMENT ON THE BILL ON
SAME SEX MARRIAGE
"UNFORTUNATELY , about 2/3 of the Members of
Parliament (MPs) have voted again for the Bill on
Same sex marriage (SSM) on 21 May.
So the Bill has passed the 3rd reading in the Parliament !
This Bill now will go now for debate in the House of Lords on Monday 3rd June.
We Muslims and Christians have still a lot of work to do in the House of Lords in order to defeat this Bill,
insha'ALLAH.
THIS IS THE RESULT OF THE VOTES OF THE MUSLIM
MPs on SSM on 21 May 2013
|
MP's Name |
Party |
Religion |
3rd reading Vote |
|
Ali, Rushanara |
Labour |
Muslim |
X |
|
Chishti, Rehman |
Conservative |
Muslim |
F |
|
Javid, Sajid |
Conservative |
Muslim |
X |
|
Khan, Sadiq |
Labour |
Muslim |
A |
|
Mahmood, Khalid |
Labour |
Muslim |
A |
|
Mahmood, Shabana |
Labour |
Muslim |
X |
|
Qureshi, Yasmin |
Labour |
Muslim |
X |
|
Sarwar, Anas |
Labour |
Muslim |
A |
|
Zahawi, Nadhim |
Conservative |
Muslim |
X |
F = against same-sex marriage
X = in favour of same-sex
marriage
A = absent or abstained "
DR A MAJID
KATME
MUSLIM- CHRISTIAN CAMPAIGN AGAINST SAME SEX
MARRIAGE
Spokesman: Islamic Medical
Association/UK
