RAWALPINDI: once again the city faced a suicide bomb attack which took precious lives of many and left several injured. This blast hit the city Rawalpindi near the Branch of National Bank of Pakistan.
It is the fourth deadly attack in the twin cities. ON the 5th of October, a suicide bomber blew himself up at the world Food programme offices. Result was the death of five precious lives and eight injured people. After this incident a strong wave of suicide bombing all over the country was observed. Just after five days on 10th October 2009, General Headquarters were targeted, and Just after five days again two deadly suicide bomb attackers were observed in International Islamic university.
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Peshawar, Pakistan: Over 80 people were killed and hundreds were injured in a suicide bomb blast this afternoon in Meena Bazaar People Mandi, Peshawar. The bomb exploded in the district of Old City. People Mandi is a market open exclusively for women and children. It is often over-crowded with customers in search for domestic appliances. Traders explained that they had received no potential bomb threat recently Read the rest of this entry…

Baghdad, Iraq: Two car bombs exploded close to three Iraqi government buildings on October 25, 2009, killing at least 130 people. It was considered to be the most damaging attack in the country in more than two years. It was expected that more than 500 people were killed.

Suicide attacks in Iraq continue to pose a set of fatal questions for everyone including the American regime. The security of the nation, the freedom of the people and the efficiency of the American-forced war in the state are queries no one seems able to answer sufficiently. Read the rest of this entry…

Quetta: After a shooting incident, Baluchistan Education Minister Shafique Ahmed Khan was shot dead in a motorcade ambush. The tragic event took place on Toghi road while the minister was on his way home. Gunmen opened indiscriminate fire on the minister. Two bullets were believed to have been shot through his chest and throat.

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Can war be a social necessity – mankind’s answer to social injustice and tyranny that cannot be solved by peaceful means? God commands that His believers never despair or lose hope but encourage each other towards a brighter future: within the Quran suicide is condemned as a state of disbelief and of loss of faith. Nevertheless, oppression, occupation and freedom seem to be buzz-words amongst many misguided youth in some parts of the world: young men who carry out suicide bombings in the belief that they are doing right by Islam when, in fact it is unequivocally condemned in the Quran. These bombings are at best misguided but, where peaceful means have not prevented their families being disenfranchised, what else is left for them to do? Despite Islam encouraging these young people to stand up for what is right, however, nowhere does the Quran encourage retaliation by suicide bombing or by targeting innocent bystanders – and especially not the children. God condemns any form of suicide with no excuse being given under any circumstances.

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