Professor gunned down in Karachi

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=EMSuEh7GKiE Khuda ne aaj wadie-Hussein ko Sibt-eJaffer ka taj pehna deya hay, hammarey tammam shohda unko apni saf mein dhek ki ghoom uthey hayn Aysee lagata hay Qabrestan ki shadeeon ki ander rooh phhokney ki liay Sibte_jaffer ko invite kia gaya hay, farq ye hay pehly woh FB Area mein zindo ko gaggatey the abb woh murdon ko hillanaey ja rhaein hayn , I am sure all deads will be happy tonight in Wadi-e-Hussein... === ASHAN HAM MANAENGE JAB IMAM ajfm AYENGE Zakmi dil dikhainge jab imam ayenge zakhm hain abhi taza makka or madina k shaam kufa karbala ham bhula nahi sakte az sakifa taeen dum khair se nahi pohnchay jtne dukh uthaye hain ham ne kalma goo se aik aik chukainge jab imam ayenge shak hai jinko Alla shaam kufa karbala ham bhula nahi sakte az sakifa taeen dum khair se nahi pohnchay jtne dukh uthaye hain ham ne kalma goo s =============== Altaf Hussein ki motor cycle abhi bhi salamat hay lekin Sibte Jafer ki motorcycle ne unhey jannat pnhoncha dya. Allah hamein bhi aysee motor cycle atta kar dey, ham bhi Karachi ki sogwar howaoun ko sounghtey houy mola ki mehman ban jaen. Tu kia abhi ham mattam aur girya pe hi ektafa karein ge, kia ham ab bhi Taliban se Muzakrat karein gein? Kia ab Election ka koi jawaz reh gaya hay, kia hamein aysee Parliament, aysee fouj , ayse syasatdanon , aysee mazhabi qayadat , ayse lesssani pangah, aysee toothpunaji ryasat , aysee tahiul qadri enghilab se chutkara nahi hasil kerna chahiay, kia ab bhi hum entezar kareein gi kissi ayatollah ki fatwaey ka , kia yeh jihad ka waqt nahi hay, kia hum dafnaney ki baad gusl aur fateha ki bad phir so jayen gein , kia hamein abhi bhi sabbaq nahi milla ============ KARACHI: Poet and former principal of Liaquatabad College Professor Sibte Jafar was shot dead in Karachi on Monday, Express News reported. According to initial details, unidentified armed men opened fire at Jafar while he was commuting through the Liaquatabad area on his motorbike. Jafar’s body was shifted to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital. Police have started its investigation and more security personnel were summoned to keep the security situation in the area under control. Evidence collected from the crime scene suggested that a 9mm pistol was used in the crime. In the immediate aftermath of Professor Jafar’s murder, professors and lecturers in the province have announced a boycott of educational activities on Tuesday. Apart from his educational duties, Professor Jafar was well known for his sozkhwani and marsia recitals. He was also known for his poetry. It has not been confirmed as yet if this was a sectarian attack. The Shia Ulema council has announced three days of mourning and demanded that the killers be arrested immediately. Shia community members have been targeted in the city by extremists. Recently, at least 50 people were killed in a terrorist attack in a Shia-neighbourhood of Abbas Town. اخـتر کـو یہ ایـک مسئلہ سـب ہـی مُلا بتائیں کس جرم میں لوٹی گئی کربل میں دردائیں؟ مـظـلوم(ع) کـے ماتم سے ہمیں روکنے والو گھر فاظمہ زہرا(س) کا تباہ کس نے کیا ہے؟ پاکستاني شیعہ‎ مختلف معجزات کی وجہ امام رضا ع سے پوچھا کے الله تعالی ا نے حضرت موسی ع کو عصا اور ید بیضا اور آلہ سحر اور حضرت عیسی ا عہ کو طب اور حضرت محمد صہ کو کلام اور خطبہ کے ساتھہ کیون مبعوث فرمایا؟ آپ عہ نے فرمایا جس دور مین الله تعالی ا نے موسی ا عہ کو بھیجا تو اس وقت جادو کا بڑا شھرہ تھا او وجہ سے الله تعالی ا نے موسی ا عہ کو عصا اور ید بیضا کا معجزہ دے کر بھیجا جس سے انہون نے جادوگرون کے جادو کو باطل کیا اور اپنی حجت کو ثابت کیا۔ جس دور مین خدا وند عالم نے حضرت عیسی ا کو بھیجا تو وہ دور بیماریون کا دور تھا لوگون کو اس دور مین طب کی شدید ضرورت تھی اسی لی خدا وند عالم نے اپنی حکمت کاملہ سے حضرت عیسی ا کو وہ معجزے دیے جو اس وقت کے طبیبون کے پاس نہین تھے آپ نے حکم خداوندی سے مردے زندہ کیے اور مادر زاد اندھون کو بینائی عطا کی اور برص کی مریضون کو صحت یاب کیا اور اپنی حجت کو ثابت کیا- جس دور مین خدا وند عالم نے اپنے حبیب حضرت محمد صہ کو مبعقث فرمایا تو عرب مین شعرو شاعری اور خطبات کا بڑا چرچا تھا- خدا وند عالم نے عرط کی فصاھت و بلاغت کو باطل کرنے کے لیے اپنے حبیب کو قرآن مجید جیسی کتاب عطا فرمائی اور خدا وند عالم نے اپکو جوامع الکلم عطا فرمائے چناچہ آنحضرت نے اپنے خطبات و مواعظ سے عربون کی فصاحت و بلاغت کو باطل فرمایا اور اپنی حجت ان پر قائم فرمائی- یہ سن کر راوی نے کھا مین نے آپ عہ کی طرح سے صحیح جواب دینے والا آج تک نہین دیکھا۔ عیون اخبار رضا جلد 2 صفحہ -173- کیا تھا عشق سو ترتیب وار مارے گئے اس ایک جرم میں ہم بار بار مارے گئے بہار آئے تو شاخوں پہ پھول گن لینا میں کیا بتاؤں مرے کتنے یار مارے گئے *طالب حسین طالب* ================ Bombs kill nearly 60 on Iraq invasion anniversary Tue, Mar 19 17:30 PM EDT 1 of 6 By Patrick Markey and Kareem Raheem BAGHDAD (Reuters) - More than a dozen car bombs and suicide blasts tore through Shi'ite Muslim districts in the Iraqi capital Baghdad and other areas on Tuesday, killing nearly 60 people on the 10th anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion that ousted Saddam Hussein. Sunni Islamist insurgents linked to al Qaeda are regaining ground in Iraq, invigorated by the war next door in Syria and have stepped up attacks on Shi'ite targets in an attempt to provoke a wider sectarian confrontation. One car bomb exploded in a busy Baghdad market, three detonated in the Shi'ite district of Sadr City and another near the entrance of the heavily fortified Green Zone that sent a plume of dark smoke into the air alongside the River Tigris. A suicide bomber in a truck attacked a police base in a Shi'ite town south of the capital, and another blew himself up inside a restaurant to target a police major in the northern city of Mosul. "I was driving my taxi and suddenly I felt my car rocked. Smoke was all around. I saw two bodies on the ground. People were running and shouting everywhere," said Ali Radi, a taxi driver caught in one of the blasts in Baghdad's Sadr City. The Iraq war began shortly before dawn in Baghdad on Thursday, March 20, 2003, with U.S. air strikes on the capital. Shortly afterwards, President George W. Bush, addressing Americans on television late on March 19 U.S. time, said the offensive was under way. Now a decade after U.S. and Western troops swept Saddam from power, Iraq still struggles with insurgents, sectarian friction and political feuds among Shi'ite, Sunni and Kurdish factions who share power in the government of Shi'ite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. In a sign of concern over security, the cabinet on Tuesday postponed local elections in two provinces, Anbar and Nineveh, for up to six months because of threats to electoral workers and violence there, according to Maliki's media adviser Ali al-Moussawi. The polls will go ahead elsewhere on April 20. No group claimed responsibility for Tuesday's attacks, but Islamic State of Iraq, a wing of al Qaeda, has vowed to take back ground lost in its war with U.S. troops. This year the group has carried out a string of high-profile attacks. Violence is still below the height of the sectarian slaughter that killed tens of thousands after Sunni Islamists bombed the Shi'ite Al Askari shrine in 2006, provoking a wave of retaliation by Shi'ite militias. But security officials say al Qaeda's local wing is regrouping in the vast desert of Anbar province bordering Syria and suicide bombers have carried out attacks nearly twice a week since January, a rate not seen for several years in Iraq. Further complicating security, thousands of Sunni protesters are also rallying in Anbar against Maliki, whose Shi'ite-led government they accuse of marginalizing their minority sect since the fall of Sunni strongman Saddam. Syria's war next door is also whipping up Iraq's volatile mix. Iraq is exposed to a regional tussle for influence between Turkey, which backs Sunni rebels fighting President Bashar al-Assad, and Shi'ite Iran, the Syrian leader's main ally. Assad's Alawite faith is an offshoot of Shi'ite Islam. UNENDING POLITICAL CRISIS After Operation Iraqi Freedom promised to liberate the Iraqi people, Iraq has struggled with a decade that drove the country into sectarian mayhem which killed tens of thousands and the turmoil of a young democracy emerging out of dictatorship. Since the last election in 2010, Maliki's Sunni and Kurdish critics have accused him of consolidating his own authority, abusing his control of the security forces to pressure foes and failing to live up to a power-sharing deal. The political turmoil has only worsened since American troops left Iraq in December 2011, removing the symbolic buffer of U.S. military power and weakening Washington's influence. Iraq's Arab-led central government and the country's autonomous Kurdistan region, where ethnic Kurds have administered their affairs since 1991, are locked in a feud over control of disputed territories containing some of the world's richest oil reserves. Both have sent troops from their respective armies to reinforce positions along their contested internal border. Some of the current tensions may be posturing before the provincial vote and parliamentary elections in 2014, and a full-scale Iraqi breakup looks unlikely. But after more than a year of crisis, rival Shi'ite, Sunni and Kurdish leaders are hardening positions along sectarian and ethnic lines. "Iraqi politics have not transcended sectarian structures. It's an integral part to electioneering," said Ramzy Mardini at the Iraq Institute for Strategic Studies. "When election seasons come around, it's time to push on the fear accelerator." (Additional reporting by Ahmed Rasheed in Baghdad; Ali al-Rubaie in Hilla; Writing by Patrick Markey; Editing by Pravin Char) =======================