Suicide attack the biggest sin in Islam: Fatwa

Pakistani Taliban are just a group of professional assassins, edict stated.


Web Desk July 02, 2013
Edict was given in the wake of the recent killings of foreign tourists and attacks in Peshawar and Quetta. PHOTO: FILE/AFP

LAHORE: Ulema of the Sunni Ittehad Council on Saturday declared that suicide bombing is the biggest sin in Islam, Express news reported.

As many as 50 Ulema of the Sunni Ittehad Council in a collective edict declared that killing an innocent is the biggest sin and killing of foreign guest is the worst crime. It was also declared in the edict that attacks on Mosques, hospitals, educational institute, funerals and security forces is not Jihad.

Edict was given in the wake of the recent killings of foreign tourists and attacks in Peshawar and Quetta.

Afghan Taliban are fighting against the US occupation while Pakistani Taliban are just a group of professional assassins, edict stated.

COMMENTS (12)

Haider Raza | 10 years ago | Reply It should be continuously played daily in every news channel as PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE. this thing should not come to an end. govt should start its campaign. we see hundreds of thousands of ads daily but its useless to help out people. these talk shows rarely making it an effort. Govt should start making clips. forced to play at every channel.
Sajil Shahid | 10 years ago | Reply

Mere political agendas... I applaud the Ulema of the Sunni Ittehad Council for clearly condemning these sucide attacks but the question comes which comes into my mind is why now? Why not before? Why? It should have been clear from the very beginning that violence in Islam was never ever allowed regardless whatever happens (defence is not a act of violence - The action of protecting from attack; Something used to oppose attack; An argument in support or justification of something en.wiktionary.org/wiki/defence)

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