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General Musa mentioned the meeting (without giving the exact date) in his autobiography Jawan to General, p. 206. Protocols in Razkr 29/3435:112 (18 September 1966); al-Muballigh 10/8:2730 (September 1966); al-Muntazar 8/1415:1422 (520 September 1966); Payam-i Amal 10/8:2530 (October 1966). It was appointed on 5 June and headed by Abd ul-Rashid Khan, then Commissioner of the Dera Ismail Khan Division (Pakistan Times, 6 June 1963). Address at a public rally in Sargodha, 4 June (Dawn, 5 June 1963; also quoted in Razkr 26/23:3). Muneeb-ur-Rehman (born 1945) Other issues raised by the Shia press in these years included renewed criticism of the local anjumans, which were accused of squandering Shia capital for majlis and mahfil instead of doing constructive work for the welfare of their respective communities,59Close and of the excessive habit of collecting donations (chanda) which had created a class of chanda-eaters.60Close, On 79 April 1961 the ITHS held its first annual session since 1956 when Hafiz Kifayat Husain had been elected chairman.61Close The latter had almost withdrawn from his leadership functions already one year later after a personal quarrel with the acting Secretary-General, Muzaffar Ali Shamsi,62Close but had been replaced only in early 1961.63Close His successor Major (retd.) Literally: Leader of the Jafarite (i.e. On 14 December 1967 a three-month ban on public speeches was imposed on Dihlavi and Mushtaq Husain Naqvi.378Close On 4 February 1968 a ban on assemblies (Section 144 PPC) in Hyderabad followed. the school of thought which believes in tafwz. The sudden acceptance of the main Shia demands after almost five years of temporising was probably more than anything else a result of the political impasse which the Ayub Khan regime had reached by late 1968. The text quoted above contains perhaps the most honest explanation ever given by the TAS for its fierce opposition against Shia public religious ceremonies. This new practice, which has been applied ever since in Pakistan,316Close was ostensibly a balanced precautionary measure against sectarian strife. He became a leading member of its teaching staff rising to the position of Grand Mufti in the 1930s. 4950. Updated on October 28th, 2022 at 01:41 pm. The need to have a Shia daily newspaper has been repeated again and again at meetings of the Shia organisations since the 1940s; see also section 6.1, p. 206. If some people were supporters of Yazid and wanted to take out processions, would they be free to do so?108Close, The ITHS Secretary-General Muzaffar Ali Shamsi was interrogated by the commission on 27 July and 16 August 1963.109Close He and other Shia witnesses were subjected to probing questions about details of their faith.110Close In reply to one of such questions he termed the first three Caliphs usurpers (ghsib), while once more denying that Shias would ever abuse these or other sahba. He had fallen ill there and stayed only in Dhaka. Such manoeuvres were to continue and to become more obstinate throughout the following years. Zameer Akhtar (Pakistan) 8. He laid special emphasis on the collection of funds, which could be kept in store locally but should not be spent until no more problems for Shia religious practice were to be feared. Therefore we request for a last time from the government to accept our un-political, religious and constitutional demands within three months. In this way these doctrines and beliefs became gradually accepted, and the genuine doctrines of the Shia mazhab became hidden from sight 289Close, The book closed with a short account of the doctrines of the Shaikhiya on matters such as tafwz, omnipresence and omniscience of the Imams, etc.290Close With his new accusation, Dhakko had once more raised the stakes in the conflict between Shia orthodoxy and populism in Pakistan, pursuing his mission with stubborn self-righteousness.291Close Until the time of the second edition of Usl al-shara in 1972, rejoinders to the book had been written by Muhammad Hasnain Sabiqi,292Close Muhammad Bashir Ansari,293Close Mirza Yusuf Husain,294Close S. Muhammad Arif Naqvi,295Close and some other ulam.296Close Most radical in the rejection of Dhakkos views was Maulana Ansari. al-Muballigh 8/8:3334 (September 1964) mentioned Dhakkos excellent speech at the August 1964 Rawalpindi Convention, and the journal regularly published articles in support of the Shia Mutlabt Movement during the following years. Sadiq Hasan (Pakistan) 5. See also Ziring, The Ayub Khan Era, pp. He is making allusions to the way the Auqaf Department made use of the income of auqf for its own purposes; see Malik, Islamisierung, pp. Noteworthy were his arguments in favour of separate dnyt: Our three demands are so innocuous that no balanced and sensitive person can doubt their reasonableness (maqlyat), and if someone disagrees, then only because he is not well informed. Representative of the [Hidden] Imam; on that concept of the role of the Shia ulam see Momen, Introduction, p. 193. generally Sunni extremists. However, one Maulvi Qazi Fazlallah, whom Shias considered the main responsible for the Theri massacre, was assassinated in 1971; see Fn 292 to chapter 5 (p. 417). Last year, nearly 400 were. Literally: what I follow and my companions, referring to a hadth attributed to the Prophet Muhammad. Nevertheless, the APSC President succeeded in mid-1967 to reap political gains from Dihlavis movement, which he had never wholeheartedly supported. 8283; 4.4, pp. They have become obliged to think that their life, property and religious slogans and ceremonies are no longer safe in this country , It can never happen that a minority sect will give up its old religious beliefs and ceremonies on the orders of the majority sect. Autore dell'articolo: Articolo pubblicato: 16/06/2022 Categoria dell'articolo: nietzsche quotes in german with translation Commenti dell'articolo: elasticsearch date histogram sub aggregation elasticsearch date histogram sub aggregation Muzaffar Ali Shamsi explicitly denied any responsibility of the government, the Lahore administration or the police when interrogated by the Inquiry Commission (Razkr 26/31:9; see below). 1525; Pirzada, Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam, pp. Literally: one who is cutting short; the word also means sinner or guilty in Urdu. Regarding its reference to Sunni settlements or quarters (bd), it must be kept in mind that most Shias of Pakistan lived scattered in Sunni majority areas.81Close The admission that many ignorant Sunnis had got used to the Shia ceremonieswhich was obvious from the active participation of numerous Sunnis in Muharram processions until some decades ago82Closewas also revealing: it was precisely that normalcy in sharing religious traditions with the Shias which some Sunni zealots wanted to destroy at all cost in order to revive what they considered the purity of their faith. In 1958 he earned fame with an Urdu translation of Asl al-shia wa-uslih from Muhammad Husain l Kashif ul-Ghita; see Naqv, Tazkira, pp. They constitute about 20 percent of Pakistan's 180 million people. Even allowing for a certain degree of opportunism, the gratitude for relief from sectarian strife, corrupt politicians and economic hardship seems to have been genuine.20Close. On his contribution to the movement in 1968 see section 4.5, p. 144. Experience has shown that this method has not done harm to the unity of Muslims, but has rather been useful for it. The most serious challenge for Shias, as in the late 1950s, came from the TAS and its numerous preachers who were able to ignite the passions of the Sunni awm. 2648; Paym-i Amal 20/6:913 (August 1976). For Shias both tawall and tabarr are part of their faith. A new Shia movement led by Sayyid Muhammad Dihlavi was launched in 1964 pressing for three demands, namely separate religious instruction, exclusive Shia control over their religious endowments (Auqaf), and freedom and protection of their religious processions. The blood of our Imams, the blood of our ulam, the blood of our qaum was shed for what? In the meantime an internal Shia conflict started between the professional preachers (Zakirs), who dominated the religious lives of the common believers, and some zealous religious scholars (Ulama), who accused the greedy Zakirs of distorting Shia beliefs with self-fabricated stories and superstitions. An All-Pakistan Shia Mutlabt Convention in Multan on 2728 August 1966 turned out an important milestone of the SMC Movement. Those who had graduated from the religious seminaries in Iraq and Iran, by contrast, were mainly interested in questions of fiqh and correct observance of religious duties as taught in these seminaries. Scientists, mathematicians and academics [ edit] . In Shahd of 5 September he had claimed that no members of the Gardezi family had participated, drawing angry rejoinders (Razkr 29/37:1); see also Razkr 29/39:1 (8 October 1966). 6973, 857. 789. A milestone in this respect was the translation of Shaikh Ibn Babuya as-Sadduqs Aqid mazhab al-sha by S. Manzur Husain Bukhari (Sargodha) with lengthy commentaries from Muhammad Husain Dhakko, which was published in 1964 under the title Ahsan ul-fawid f sharhi l-aqid.257Close With this book Dhakko laid the ground for a controversy that was still going on more than three decades later. 13536. See sections 4.3, pp. Razkr 26/24:4 (24 June 1963); 26/28:3 (24 July 1963). Apart from accusations that armed Shias themselves had provoked the clashes in Lahore,99Close the demand to ban all Shia azdr processions was repeated forcefully at a meeting of six Sunni groups in Lahore on 16 June.100Close A common board was formed comprising the JUI leaders Mufti Mahmud and Ghulam Ghauth Hazarvi as well as Shaikh Husam ud-Din, Master Taj ud-Din Ansari and Shuresh Kashmiri.101Close Hazarvi went as far as accusing fanatic Shia police officers and other civil servants of responsibility for the violence in Muharram.102Close Three weeks later, at a public meeting near the Mochi Gate of Lahores Old City chaired by the D.C. and meant to reconcile local Sunnis and Shias, Hafiz Kifayat Husain and Muzaffar Ali Shamsi repeated the claim that abusing and insulting of any religious authority was absolutely forbidden for Shias. The relative calm on the sectarian front in the years from 1959 to 1962 had gone along with some curtailing of Shia religious life, too. In his 1986 interview with Dogar, he was still defending that position vigorously (Dogar, 150 sul, p. 50). That would apparently imply a ban on conversion from Sunni Islam to Shiism, too. IV, pp. These enemies of Pakistan are spreading false information about azdr among the awm, for example that the sahba of the Prophet are abused during Shia majlis and juls, that Shias are no Muslims, that Shias spit into water and let others drink it, that Shias are idolaters, and who knows what else Shias have become an impure minority in they eyes of the other sects. Such accusations had been made since the time of the stalled Hyderabad Convention of February 1968; see Razkr 31/78:3 (1624 February 1968). On the Raja of Mahmudabad see section 2.1, pp. They cannot agree with each other on the organisation of the dn madris because it would be detrimental to their zkir-business They take fees of 100 Rupees for a majlis and make themselves ghzs of the word with expensive ab-o-qab, sumptuous pulpits and the art of rhetoric, but leave work and efforts for the people and prefer serenity for themselves 143Close, These were notably the views of a man who had some years earlier been referred to as the most sincere person of our qaum by the editor of al-Muballigh, the mouthpiece of the orthodox ulam.144Close In fact many of the latter fully shared his misgivings about the zkirs,145Close although they would probably not have agreed with the way he was putting ulam and zkirs into one basket. Pakistan is not the country of one qaum or one mazhab, but all Muslim sects united have helped for its creation Shias became members of the Muslim League thinking that in Pakistan there would be full freedom for their religious rights (sic), that all sects would have a chance at elections, and that in government institutions there would be no sectarian discrimination but now our country is faced with a storm of sectarianism , The first issue is that of joint religious instruction. Ala ud-Din Siddiqi (190777) was born in Lahore and had graduated from both dn madris and secular colleges in his hometown. It did not take long until he was even accused of preaching Wahhabi doctrines. Is it not possible that they are wrong themselves? Pakistan is arguably one of the deadliest countries for Shias outside the Middle East. On 30 November 1964 Dihlavi was again received by Ayub Khan along with a fifty-member delegation of ulam, advocates and notables in the Government House of Lahore. Remarkably, the mainstream Indian Islamic scholars have posed pertinent and unavoidable questions to Naik. I., p. 410; quoted in Naqvi, Controversy, p. 144. The Jmiat us-Saqlain Rawalpindi, founded in 1962, was later enlarged and renamed Madrasat yatullh al-Hakm; see Fn 200 to chapter 5 (p. 413). They have neither their own position nor a rule of conduct nor respect and are content to serve just as loudspeakers, intoxicating themselves with their zkir-business. . Supplements to Razkr 30/28 and 30/29 (24 July and 8 August 1967); see also Mushtaq Husains commentary in Razkr 30/43:3 (16 November 1967). Years active. The only result of that meeting on 13 August in the presence of eight educational experts was the promise to form a commission of Shia and Sunni ulam to eliminate objectionable passages from schoolbooks and to prepare new textbooks for history.177Close This fell short of the demand for separate religious instructions. In April 1963, some weeks before Muharram 1383H (25 May23 June), sectarian tensions in Lahore were building up, starting with Shia protests against an article of the daily Khistn which had claimed that the Imam Ali had drunken alcohol on some occasion.83Close On 12 April the TAS in the Krishannagar quarter came out with a new ploy, proclaiming a memorial day for Muawiya (who had contested the caliphate of Ali) to be observed with recitations from the Koran.84Close Provocative posters were distributed, praising the Caliph Muawiya with all honorific names and eulogies that Shias normally reserve for their Imam Ali.85Close The authorities reacted by banning any celebrations on Yaum-i Muwya, and the Sunni press was as critical as it had been in 195758 concerning the TAS campaign for a Yaum-i Umar.86Close The administration also convened a reconciliation committee of Sunni and Shia notables in Lahore in order to pre-empt violence during Muharram. In addition to the two main groups there is a . See for example his speech on d al-Fitr 1379H (29 March 1960) in Razkr 23/15:3. Qizilbash, who was still resentful of the Minister of Interior because he was the one who had first denied his announcements about the acceptance of Shia demands earlier that year, sent S. Hadi Ali Shah and S. Murid Husain Shah, while Shamsi came himself. He had further promised that there would be no general ban on azdr processions, but it was up to the local authorities to decide about provisions for public security wherever licences would be applied for.188Close. By September 1960, already 800 auqf were covered by the new regulations (Razkr 23/37:1; 1 October 1960). When have they detested the Sunnis? The Muslims departed from religion, materialism spread fast, and morals declined. It was also attended by Amir Ahmad Khan of Mahmudabad, Ala ud-Din Siddq and the ministers Muhammad Ali Hoti and S. Ahmad Sad Kermani. This time our qaum is in urgent need of unity, organisation and centralisation. He submitted a written memorandum,192Close reminding the president of the very reasonable demands of the Karachi Convention and of former meetings of Shia representatives with himself, the Governor of West-Pakistan and the Secretary of Education. In many cases majlis had to be cancelled if prominent speakers happened to be banned. In the resolutions [of the Muslim League] there was no mentioning of Shias and Sunnis; neither it was mentioned that Shias will have the right to take out their processions even if these violate the feelings of the Sunnis , [religious] freedom does not exclude some prohibitions. The traditional garment of Shia ulam, here in the sense of the ulam themselves. the areas which had since twenty years supplied the most hardy and enthusiastic volunteers for Shia communal movements.390Close At the same time the ultimatum for the government run out without any progress being achieved. The events of 1963 served as a catalyst for a new start in Shia communal organisation, which had been in the air for some years. Neither President Mirza nor Qizilbash nor, for that matter, any other Shia minister or deputy since 1947 had done much for promoting Shia interests when in office.5Close By contrast, one immediate positive effect of the 1958 revolutionapart from Pakistans recovery from a severe economic crisiswas a lull in the activities of anti-Shia extremists. the belief that God delegated some of his powers to the Imams; see Naqvi, Controversy, pp. Already in November 1967 Dihlavi had complained how Qizilbash had cheated him three times.382Close On 10 May Asad once more reported that the demands had been accepted, but this was denied by the Federal Minister of Education in the parliament two weeks later: the government was still studying the recommendations of the Joint Board.383Close In early July the journal repeated its claim for a third time, now explaining that it was in the interest of the government not to make the acceptance public, probably because of the approaching elections.384Close, S. Muhammad Dihlavi, who had travelled to East Pakistan in May 1968,385Close called a meeting of the SMC Council in Hyderabad on 67 July.

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