Replied by(Noman) Replied on (5/Aug/2008)

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Dear Farhan

What i wrote, i am still standing firm on it

i have read his writings allot and he is really in deep love with west, in his every next column he feel proud in telling people that he was in London for so and so many days.

In his many writings, he has praised Indian and other civilizations

he is a flag leader against death penalty.

I started posting his articles to the site, which meant that i started liking his writings, but soon after i started posting his articles, things started clearing in my mind, same thing happened with Javed Ch, if you take writing of these two on daily basis, they are excellent writers, but if you keep analyzing their writings with their own previous writings, you will find the differences and contradictions in their writings.



As far as, your this point is concern, that he might be accusing justice system, instead of death penalty, you can be right, but the words he chose or the way he addressed this issue wasn't clear, and if he is a responsible journalist the he should be clear in his writings instead of spreading dual meaning messages.

I still remember one of his column, in which a he was very much inspired with Piryanka Gandhi's some action, his that column was good, but next day he wrote another column, in which some person requested him to give some good references about Islam and Islamic personalities as well, because that person said to him that like this people will make west as their ideal and that person further requested that we also do have good examples in past and we should bring those to our people and we should try to push our people to our old values, but instead of giving some positive response, he in fact make fun of that person by giving even more negative examples.

His article clearly spreads the message that west's Justice system is better then ours, although the fact remains is, we both are following the same system, the difference is of operators means judiciary/judges.



His article clearly condemns the death penalty, and the words he used gave the impression that death penalty should be replaced with life sentence, which is totally against Islamic court of law.



I hope i have cleared my point.



Most of the time, i let his writings go away with all the blunders he is making here and then.

But this time he used his pen against Islamic belief, which i can't spare.



Note: nice to see you are still alive ;)