Talaban On Arab Movements And Their
Effects On The World, Region And Afghanistan
28 July 2012
By Al-Ikhwan Al-Mujahidun
At the end of 2010 and during the
years 2011—2012 the Arab world was the witness of
demonstrations and people uprising. As a result
governments were toppled down and the rulers fled
away, killed or waiting behind the bars for their
final judgments. Some of them are still struggling for
their survival and are heeding towards their confirmed
notoriety.
On December 17, 2010 in the ‘Sede bo Zaid' city a
young man ‘Mohammad bo Azizi' put himself on fire
because of the cruelty of police. The news spread like
the jungle fire in the people and on the following
day, Friday (18-12-2010) demonstration started against
‘Zainul Abiden' and his autocratic government. In a
short time the uprising reached its peak. On
14.01.2010 the government was dismissed and everything
was changed within 17 days. The oppressed people of
yesterday became the rulers by the grace of Allah
Almighty and by their own struggle. On October 23,
2011 the people of Tunisia by free voting elected the
‘Islamic Movement Party' and they made a coalition
government under Mr. Hamadi Aljabali for the better
confidence of the people.
The uprising in Tunisia and its success gave
inspirational waves to Arab countries and to the whole
world and as a result pubic uprising started in so
many other countries. For example the uprising in
Egypt which started on 25th January 2011 and within
the short span of 18 days put the full stop to the
government of Hosni Mubarak. The changes started and
at the end, on June 24, 2012 the Egyptian people
through free election laid the foundation stone of the
Islamic government under the leadership of Mohammad
Murse.
Just like the Tunisians and Egyptians the Muslim
people of Libya rose against their ruler. The unrest
started on February 17, 2011. But this uprising was
turned into an armed resistance very soon because of
oppressions of government forces which result into a
lot of killing and destruction. On August 21, 2011 the
capital city ‘Tripoli' fell to the hands of the
resistance forces. At last on 20th October 2011 the
final stronghold of Gaddafi ‘Sirt' came under the
control of Mujahedeen. Now the Libyan government is
serving the Muslim people of Libya under the ‘National
Transitional Council' headed by Mustafa Abdul Jalil.
The Syrian Muslim also started peaceful demonstrations
just like others on 15th March 2011. Regretfully the
tyrant government started to crush this public
uprising by force and violence and martyred tens of
innocent people including women and children. Hundreds
of thousands were compelled to flee. The atrocities
are going on for the last 16 months. We pray to Allah
Almighty that the sufferings of the Syrian and Afghan
people come to an end. Amen!
The sparks of the Arab spring spread from Yemen, Syria
and Arab peninsula to far west and America. Many
governments started reformations in the fear of public
uprising. Now it is quite clear that the masses have
the power to bring revolutions, toppled down the
corrupt governments and give chance to righteous
people to serve the nations.
The repercussions of the positive changes in the Arab
world can be felt in Afghanistan and in the region as
it is felt generally in the whole world. The main of
the Arab refugees to Afghanistan was that they were
not safe in their own countries. They were imprisoned,
martyred or compelled to migrate by their authorities.
Therefore a lot of Arabs migrated to other countries
of the world. Now the situation is changed in the Arab
world and a good chance is provided to the migrated
Arab people. Now they will return back to their
respective countries. Not only peace and stability is
restored in their countries but the opportunities of
work and life are also available.
Thousands of the imprisoned people including important
personalities are released with these revolutions.
Efforts are on the way to release the remaining
people. The newly elected president of Egypt even says
about the efforts of the release of Sheikh Abdul
Rahman.
Now the spiteful propaganda of the enemy has nothing
to do the realities to say there are Arab Mujahedeen
fighting inside Afghanistan and these Mujahedeen will
continue to utilize Afghanistan and the region as
their stronghold; because they do not need to come any
more to Afghanistan.
Feeling The Sufferings Of The
Muslims In The Oppressed Countries
Thousands of Muslims are dying all over the world, so
much so that it has made our ears become immune,
feeling normal without any quiver coming from the
depth of our hearts. Have we become uninterested with
this situation as we do not have the solution to
defend them, or have we, who stay in the same place,
felt that our own problems have become too heavy, not
departing from those same problems.
Rohingya, Syria, Kashmir, have we ever listened to the
voices of the Muslims there, how are their conditions
or we have not heard of their sufferings at all, in
fact even the location of the region itself, we never
bother to find out. How can a Muslim be this bad, just
because problems are striking us repeatedly, we easily
underestimate the sufferings of the Muslims in the
faraway places?
Is there no quiver in the deepest part of the heart,
no anger that arises and no sound of the grinding
teeth that withholds the emotional state, when we open
up the news in the newspaper where we only read
columns that cover sports, or in the news website
where we only follow the sections about celebrity
gossips? That there, in the thousands of the Muslims'
territories, is a human tragedy. The women are raped,
the children are killed and the men die in the city
streets. Why do we never try to read it, just to read.
Why don't we ever?
But I believe that we will all rise together, and then
think about it together, for hours when the tragedy is
happening to our own lives. If our mothers and sisters
are raped in front of our eyes, our fathers' necks are
slashed in front of us and our selves are dragged in
the dark alleys just because we are professing the
religion of Islam. Someday we will prove it .
Because a suffering will never be truly imbued and
felt except by those who are experiencing it, going
through it and then arising to resist those
sufferings. The option is, before actually feeling how
those sufferings are felt, feel it in our inner selves
(batin) first how those suffering Muslims are feeling.
Feel with them! If it befalls us, can we endure it?
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