Afghanistan Aur Lal Masjid — Siyasat Ka Tanazur
Dr. Israr Ahmad discusses the historical and political context surrounding the conflicts in Afghanistan and the Lal Masjid (Red Mosque) incident in Islamabad. He analyzes the motivations behind the US-led invasion of Afghanistan, linking it to strategic interests and control of resources. He criticizes the handling of the Lal Masjid situation by Pervez Musharraf, alleging excessive force and a deliberate escalation of events. He argues that these events are part of a larger, coordinated effort by Western powers and other global actors to suppress the rise of Islam and maintain their economic and political dominance. He highlights a perceived common agenda among various nations to prevent the spread of Islamic ideology, seeing it as a threat to their established systems and imperialistic control. He cites the statement of Iqbal about the potential threat of Islam to existing power structures and connects it to contemporary events.
