Radical Muslim outfit plans to issue Fatwa against Pakistan’s peace activost Malala Yousufzai 0

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20 Nov 2012

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A new British deep-seated Islamists outfit is planning to issue a religious decree against Pakistani’s youngest peace activist Malala Yousfzai, who currently recuperating at a London hospital after being shot and wounded by Taliban insurgents near her home in October this year.

The group Sharia4pakistan in a statement posted on its website said that:”Yousufzai was recruited by western forces to promote American interests in the region, to promote western ideology in opposition to Islam, to promote the United States led ideology in Afghanistan”
“She has been used to publicly declare unthinkable things to belittle and insult its symbols”, the group said.
The move against Yousufzai is very likely to provoke major outrage in Pakistan and other Muslim countries.  For many Yousufzai is an international icon. But for some she is a villain.
The group urged people worldwide “don’t believe the crocodile tears for Malala Yousufzai”
The decree is expected to be issued in Islamabad at Lal Masjid mosque, where Pakistani troops successfully crushed a Taliban uprising in 2007. But the mosque’s officials have denied any such meetings taking place at the premises.
The group did not say what punishment would be meted out if the group finds her guilty.

Meanwhile Reuters quoting the outfit’s spokesman Anjem Choudry said “Nobody is saying we are going to get out our swords and go and look for Malala… The point is a wider issue: it is about the American and Pakistani involvement in maintaining the British and American interests …,”
“Malala is one of the issues we are going to be addressing because she is being used as a propaganda tool by the enemies of Muslims to say: ‘Look, Muslims don’t believe in education’ which is absurd.”

Tens of thousands of Britons have called on the government to nominate Yousufzai for a Nobel Peace Prize for her work promoting girls’ education.
Her shooting was the culmination of years of campaigning that had pitted the young girl against one of Pakistan’s most ruthless Taliban commanders, Maulana Fazlullah.
Fazlullah and his men had taken over Yusufzai’s native Swat Valley and have blown up girls’ schools and publicly executed those they deem immoral. An army offensive in Swat forced many Taliban fighters to flee.