… and the evil in her rulers

As July ended and August began, during the monsoon seasons of Pakistan, heavy rains caused rivers and lakes to burst their banks, dams to be overwhelmed by the sheer weight of water, sending great flash floods which swept away the houses, bridges, roads and electricity power lines in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Baluchistan and Southern Punjab, with Charsadda, Nowshera, Peshawar, Mardan, Swabi, Swat and Shangla included amongst the worst hit areas.

..the lifeline of the crusaders

Yet again, the Muslims of Pakistan faced the horrors of a wave of bombings in Pakistan. Muslims collected the flesh of the shattered bodies of men, women, children and the elderly in plastic bags. They lifted collapsed rubble in a frantic search for survivors.

Khilafah is within your reach, O Muslims, and your time is now

This 28 Rajab, it will have been 89 Islamic hijri years since the Khilafah was destroyed and with it the ruling by the Book of Allah سبحانه وتعالى and the Sunnah of RasulAllah صلى الله عليه و سلم in the world. Since then the problems have the Muslims have not diminished or even remained at the same level, rather they have worsened and multiplied.

…to the oppressor rulers of Pakistan

Peace be upon those who tread the path of guidance,

O oppressor rulers of Pakistan!

We convey this open letter to you following the example of RasulAllah سلم و عليه الله صلى who advised several leaders of the Qur’aish, whilst fully aware of the fact that they will neither heed guidance nor follow the true deen.

…the only guarantor of peace in the Indian Subcontinent

Zardari has been marching steadily according to the American plan, regardless of ensuing harm upon the Muslims. In March 2008, in an interview to the Wall Street Journal, Zardari denounced the liberation struggle in Kashmir as terrorism, even though over seventy thousand Muslims have embraced martyrdom for this legitimate struggle.

The misery that Muslims of Pakistan face of bombings, assassinations and insecurity has now spread from NWFP to Punjab to Sindh province. On 28 December 2009, a Muharram procession in Karachi, Sindh’s capital and Pakistan’s financial capital, was attacked by an explosion, resulting in the death of over forty Muslims and injury to over a hundred more. Then, organized, well-trained gangs struck for many hours, uninterrupted by the government forces.