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●裏切り物語 － パキスタンに裏切られた捕虜のリスト
パキスタン政府はこの戦争の間に、聖戦のために、そしてイスラムとムスリムを守るためにアフガニスタンに来た160人のイスラムの兄弟達を逮捕した。
彼等はアフガニスタン国境付近の異なる場所で捕らえられた。
彼らのうちの約130人は、ナンガルハル行政区からアフガニスタンを去った。
これらの兄弟達は、9月11日の事件の前にアフガニスタンに来ていた。
彼等は戦争がはじまった時には、まだ訓練を終えておらず戦闘テクニックも知らなかったので、アフガニスタンを去ることに決めた。
そのため、彼らはパキスタンのトライバル・エリアに行き、4日間そこに滞在した。
この間に、パキスタンの部族民の一部は、兄弟達をパキスタン情報部に引き渡す契約を結んだ。
このパキスタンの裏切り者どもは、そんなわけで兄弟達を歓迎し、助けようと言った。
彼らがより安全になるように、彼らは兄弟達に武器を渡してくれるよう頼んだ。
だから、兄弟達は武器を渡したのだ。
ある夜、彼らはパキスタン軍がこの地域に来てムジャヒディンを発見したから、彼らは何処か他に行かなければならないと話した。
ムジャヒディンたちが何処か他に行く準備をしているのに対して、裏切り者どもはムジャヒディンを集め、モスクのうちの一つに留まるように言った。
ムジャヒディンがモスクにいる間に、パキスタン軍は裏切り者どもの情報に従ってモスクに行き、彼等を逮捕した。
彼らはムジャヒディンをトラックに乗せてペシャワール方面へ進み始めた。
トラックのうちの1台が動き始めたとき、アラビア半島出身のオマル・アルファロークという名の兄弟がパキスタン兵の1人から武器を奪い、パキスタン兵を撃ち始めた。
その結果6人のパキスタン兵が死に、10人のムジャヒディンが殉教した。その後、全部のトラックは止まり大勢のムジャヒディンが逃げおおせた。
パキスタン兵士は事態をコントロールし他の捕虜をペシャワールへ連行した。
その後、彼らはイスラマバードへ連れて行かれ、さらにその後、彼らの大部分はキューバへ移送された。
パキスタン情報部はこの兄弟達を取り調べたが何も証明出来なかった。その結果、兄弟の一部はまだパキスタンの刑務所に残っている。
パキスタンの学者と他の数名の著名人がこれらの兄弟達を支援し、彼らを釈放させようと介入したが、パキスタン政府は彼らの話を聞かなかった。
ことによると、彼等を知る人々が彼等の家族に知らせる事が出来るかもしれないので、捕虜の名前と住居を下に記す。
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アッラーが、それら全ての拘留者を解放なさいますように。彼らの家族に救済を与えますように。そして、殉教した人々を受け入れてくださいますように。
不信心者にムスリムの息子を引き渡すことでジハードに寄与したパキスタンとパキスタン人に感謝する。
●米国のプレス・リリースによれば、ヘリコプターに搭乗していた24人の米国コマンドのうち16人が重傷を負いバグラムの病院に入院したということだ。
米軍の代表は、カンダハルでジャーナリストに「負傷者の一部は骨折しており、他は火傷を負っている」と語った。
彼は、「この事故はパイロットのミス（ひどい霧のためにヘリポート付近でパイロットが目標を見失った）に起因するもので、死者はいない」と言った。
デイリー・イスラムが入手した情報（地上での目撃者談）によれば、顔を覆われた25の遺体が現場から回収された。
ミール・アリの目撃者グーラム・ラソール（彼はコーストから来た）は、この『事故』は午前３時頃に起こり、彼が4時間後に事故現場に行ったときにヘリコプターはまだ燃えていたと話した。
シャー・ムハンマド（別の目撃者、事故現場付近に居住）は、午前３時頃に３機の米国のヘリコプターが何処かから現れ、
コースト空港に近づいたときに、そのうちの一機が炎上しながら墜落した。ヘリコプターが地面に激突する前に何度か爆発音が聞こえたと話した。
墜落現場は、ヘリコプターの搭乗者に生存者がいないことを証明するものだ。
●：アフガニスタンの非宗教的な操り人形ルールは、キリスト教徒が公然と彼らの信仰のシンボルを掲げ、今後９年間アフガニスタンでキリスト教を布教することを再度許した。
フランスの通信社からのレポートによれば、イタリア兵はイタリア領事館の隣りの教会に大きな十字架を据えたということだ。
これは公式のキリスト教セレモニー（1992年以降イスラム教国アフガニスタンでは初）で行なわれた。
法王ヨハネ・パウロⅡ世は２１世紀の初頭に、次の10年はアジアにキリスト教を広げることに費やされるだろうと語った。
この戦争をクルサーダと名づけた時、ジョージ・ブッシュはこの点を再度強調した。
31 January 2002 :
A Tale of Betrayal - The List of Prisoners Betrayed by Pakistan
The Pakistani Government was able to capture during this period of war in Afghanistan, 160 Muslim brothers who came to Afghanistan for Jihad and for the protection of Islam and the Muslims.
They were captured in different places near the borders of Afghanistan.
Approximately 130 of them left Afghanistan from Nangarhar Province.
These brothers had come to Afghanistan prior to the events of 11 September.
They decided to leave Afghanistan because they had not completed their training when the war started and they did not know the fighting techniques that
they would face during the course of the war.
Therefore, they went to the Pakistani tribal regions and stayed there for four days.
During this time, some of these Pakistani tribesmen made an agreement with the Pakistani Intelligence to hand over these brothers to them.
These Pakistani traitors thus welcomed the brothers and said that they would help them.
They asked the brothers to hand over their weapons to them so that they will be more secure.
Therefore, the brothers gave their weapons to them.
One night they told the Mujahideen that there were some Pakistani forces in the area and that they had discovered the presence of Mujahideen in the area and thus they should go somewhere else.
The traitors gathered the Mujahideen and told them to stay in one of the mosques whilst they made arrangements for them to go elsewhere.
Whilst they were in the mosque, Pakistani forces came and captured the Mujahideen, due to the information given to them by the traitors.
They put the Mujahideen in a number of trucks and started moving towards Peshawar.
When one of the trucks started moving, a brother named Umar Al-Farooq from the Arabian Peninsula was able to take a weapon from one of the Pakistani soldiers and he started shooting at them.
As a result, six Pakistani soldiers were killed and 10 Mujahideen were martyred.
Then all the trucks stopped and a large number of Mujahideen were able to escape.
After that the Pakistani soldiers were able to take control of the situation and the rest of the prisoners were taken to Peshawar.
Then they were taken to Islamabad and then most of them were transferred to Cuba.
Furthermore, when the Pakistani intelligence investigated these brothers, they could not prove anything against them and as a result, some of the brothers were kept and remain still in Pakistani jails.
Some of the Pakistani scholars and some other personalities intervened to help these brothers and have them released but the Pakistani government did not listen to them.
The names of these prisoners and their places of residence are given below so that perhaps those who know them can inform their families.
Please print this list out and display it in your mosques and Muslim noticeboards.
The term 'Arabian Peninsula' refers to Saudi Arabia, but since Saudi Arabia is an illegitimate name of a state not recognised by the Islamic Shariah, the term 'Jazeera-tul-Arab' (Arabian Peninsula) as used during the time of the Prophet (SAWS) is preferred.
Those with the title 'Ash-Shareef' after their names are from the direct descendents of the Prophet (SAWS), from the Quraish tribes of Makkah.
1. Abdul-Aziz bin Abdur-Rahman Al-Dubbah (Abu Reem) from Arabian Peninsula
2. Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Salih Al-Ghanimi (Abul-Harith) from Makkah, Arabian Peninsula
3. Abdur-Rahman bin Abdullah bin Ali Al-Shatibi from Sanaa, Yemen
4. Fahad bin Umar Al-Shareef from Makkah, Arabian Peninsula
5. Tariq bin Shullah bin Hussain Al-Harb (Abu Talha) from Madinah, Arabian Peninsula
6. Ziyad bin Salih bin Muhammad Al-Bahooth (Abu Salih) from Qaseem, Arabian Peninsula
7. Khalid bin Muhammad bin Ali Al-Zahrani (Abu Al-Jarrah) from Al-Kharj, Arabian Peninsula
8. Anwar bin Humdan bin Muhammad Al-Shimari (Abu Hamza) from Al-Jouf, Arabian Peninsula
9. Musa bin Ali bin Saeed Al-Amri (Ibn Muslamah Al-Ansari) from Makkah, Arabian Peninsula
10. Abdur-Rahman bin Uwaid bin Muhammad Al-Jaeed (Qudamah At-Taifi) from Taif, Arabian Peninsula
11. Abdur-Rahman bin Muaazah Al-Amri (Abu Anas Al-Nigeri) from Tabuk, Arabian Peninsula
12. Majid bin Abdullah bin Hussain Al-Harbi (Abu Abbas Al-Badawi) from Jeddah, Arabian Peninsula
13. Salih bin Ali bin Zuhaid Al-Khathami (Julaybeeb Al-Junoobi) from Southern region, Arabian Peninsula
14. Rami bin Saeed (Abu Saad) from Riyadh, Arabian Peninsula
15. Abdur-Rahman bin Nashi bin Badi Al-Utaibi (Abu Amir Al-Afghani) from Dammam, Arabian Peninsula
16-17. Muhammad bin Hafiz Wamani from Halab, Syria and his brother Abdul-Nasir
18. Khalid bin Hasan bin Hussain Al-Barakaati Al-Shareef (Abu Faisal) from Makkah, Arabian Peninsula.
He is from the same family as the Shaheed, Abul-Mundhir Ash-Shareef (Mansoor Al-Barakaati) from Makkah, martyred in Afghanistan in 1990.
His story can be found in the Jihad Stories section of azzam.com
19. Ahmad bin Yaslim bin Saeed Kuman (Abu Muhammad) from Yemen
20. Khalid bin Sulaiman from the Arabian Peninsula
21. Abdullah bin Majid from Bahrain
22. Khaleed Ridwan from France
23. Muhammad bin Mawjan from USA
24. Fawzi Khalid Al-Awdah from Qurtuba, Kuwait
25. Abdullah Kamil bin Abdullah Al-Kamil from Sabah Al-Salim, Kuwait
26. Abdul-Aziz Sayir Aween Al-Shimiri from Al-Riqqa, Kuwait
27. Muhammad bin Funeetal Al-Dihani from Sabah Al-Nasir, Kuwait
28. Khalid bin Hamid Al-Qarani (Abu Dujanah) from Madinah, Arabian Peninsula
29. Rashid Awad Khalaf Al-Ghamidi (Abu Ziyaad) from Southern Province, Arabian Peninsula
30. Muhammad bin Abdur-Rahman Al-Shahrani (Al-Mugheerah Al-Ansari) from the Arabian Peninsula
31. Fahad bin Salih bin Sulaiman Al-Jateeli (Hamza Aqeedah) from Qaseem, Arabian Peninsula
32. Mazin bin Salih bin Saeed Al-Awfi (Aws Al-Ansari) from Madinah, Arabian Peninsula
33. Jabir bin Jibran bin Ali Al-Feefi (Abu Jafar Al-Ansari) from Madinah, Arabian Peninsula
34. Murtada bin Ali bin Saeed Mughrim (Abul-Baraa Al-Hadrami) from Riyadh, Arabian Peninsula
35. Ibrahim bin Muhammad Al-Nasir (Abu Khalid) from Makkah, Arabian Peninsula
36. Muhammad bin Jayid Al-Sabeei (Haidarah An-Najdi) from Riyadh, Arabian Peninsula
37. Ibrahim bin Sulaiman Ar-Rabeesh (Abu Muhammad) from Qaseem, Arabian Peninsula
38. Turki Al-Aseeri (Al-Mu'tasim Al-Makki) from Makkah, Arabian Peninsula
39. Abdul-Aziz bin Muhammad Al-Nasir (Aaid) from Riyadh, Arabian Peninsula
40. Abdullah bin Abdul-Mueen Al-Wafi (Abu Ziyad Al-Makki) from Makkah, Arabian Peninsula
41. Fahad Fawzan Al-Fawzan (Barood) from Riyadh, Arabian Peninsula
42. Ibn Ash-Shaikh Al-Libi from Libya.
He was accused of being a member of the Al-Qaida network but the truth is that he is not from Al-Qaida but he is a veteran of the first Afghan Jihad.
Pakistani officials told him that they would release him if he pays a ransom but if he does not, then they will hand him over to the Americans.
However, he told them that if they release all his brothers with him, then he will give them the ransom.
They did not agree to this and he was sent to Kandahar with ten others to the Americans, and then to Cuba
43. Abu Bakr Al-Shamarani from Riyadh, Arabian Peninsula
44. Ghareeb Al-Sanaani from Yemen
45. Abu Raihanah Al-Bangladeshi from Bangladesh
46. Abu Abdullah Al-Kurdi from Kurdistan, Iraq
47. Ilyas Al-Yemeni from Yemen
48. Ismail Al-Jazaeri from Algeria
49. Abu Turab Al-Kurdi from Iraq
50. Abu Baseer Al-Kurdi from Iraq
51. Abu Ahmad As-Soori from Syria
52. Abul-Hasan As-Soori from Syria
53. Hamza Al-Shimali from the Arabian Peninsula
54. Abul-Harith As-Soori from Syria
55. Abdul-Qahaar Al-Jazaeri from Algeria
56. Muhibullah Al-Jazaeri from Algeria (he is one of the brothers who escaped from the truck and thee is no information about him)
57-64. Awam, Muslim Al-Bukhari, Idrees Al-Jazaeri, Abu Shaheed Al-Jazaeri, Abdur-Raheem Al-Jazaeri, Sarim, Abu Abdullah Ash-Shami, Abu Ahmad As-Soori (they also escaped from the truck but some were consequently killed whilst others were captured and handed over to the Americans)
65. Shafeeq Al-Badri from the Arabian Peninsula
66. Muhsin At-Taazi from Yemen
67. Habib At-Taazi from Yemen
68. Saeed At-Taazi from Yemen
69. Abu Rayyan from the Arabian Peninsula
70. Abu Hammam from the Arabian Peninsula
71. Abu Dujanah from Turkey
72. Abdur-Rahman from Turkey
73. Abu Hamza from Turkey
74. Taloot.
He was one of the Mujahideen who came from Chechnya
75. Musab Ash-Shareef from Makkah, Arabian Peninsula
76. Dujanah At-Tunisi from Tunisia
77. Al-Mugheerah Al-Yamani from the Arabian Peninsula
78. Asim Al-Yafi from the Arabian Peninsula
Three out of the six who were martyred inside the truck were identified and they are:
79. Abdullah Al-Kurdi from Iraq
80-81. Umar Al-Farooq and Abul-Harith Al-Ghamidi from the Arabian Peninsula
Therefore, out of these 81 names:
40 are from the Arabian Peninsula, 7 from Yemen, 7 from Syria, 5 from Algeria, 4 from Kuwait, 4 from Iraq, 3 from Turkey, 1 each from Bahrain, Bangladesh, Tunisia, Libya, France and the USA whilst the nationalities of the remainder are unknown.
These figures correspond to the relative contribution of the Muslim Ummah towards the Jihad in the World today.
Sadly, there are hardly any Muslims from Western nationalities and usually they are the most vocal in their slogans for Jihad.
May Allah release all those imprisoned, give relief to their families and accept those who are martyred.
Thank you Pakistan and the Pakistani people for your contribution to the Jihad, by handing over the sons of Islam to the disbelievers.
31 January 2002 :
US Helicopter Downed in Khost: 25 Killed
KHOST (Islam News/ Radio Reports/ News Agencies):
According to a Pentagon statement, a US 'Chinook' CH-47 helicopter crashed early Tuesday morning in the Afghan region of Khost.
According to a US press release, out of 24 US commandos on the helicopter, 16 were severely injured and were admitted to a hospital in Bagram.
A US Army representative, while speaking to journalists in Kandahar, said that that some of the injured have broken bones while others have burn injuries.
He said that no-one was killed in the incident, which he claimed was due to pilot error and the pilot missing a mound of earth near the helipad due to heavy fog.
The information received by Daily Islam via eyewitnesses on the ground said that 25 bodies with faces covered were recovered from the scene.
Ghulam Rasool, an eyewitness in Mir Ali who came from Khost said this 'crash' occured at about 3am and when he went to the crash site after four hours, the helicopter was still on fire.
Shah Muhammad, another eyewitness resident near the site of the crash said that at about 3am, three US Army helicopters appeared from an unknown place.
When these helicopters reached near Khost Airport, one of them dropped out of the sky whilst on fire.
Several explosions were heard before the helicopter hit the ground.
The site of the wreckage itself was proof that no human being in that helicopter would have survived.
CROSS RAISED IN KABUL AFTER NINE YEARS
KABUL (Monitoring Desk): The secular puppet rules of Afghanistan have once again permitted Christians to openly display their faith symbols and propagate Christianity in Afghanistan, after a period of nine years.
According to a report from a French News Agency, an Italian soldier set up a large cross in a church adjacent to the Italian Consulate.
This was done in a public Christian ceremony, which was the first of its type in the Islamic land of Afghanistan since 1992.
Pope John Paul said at the beginning of the 21st Century that the next decade would be spent on spreading Christianity in Asia.
George Bush re-emphasised this point when he termed this war as a Crusade.
http://www.azzam.com Daily news, articles and interviews on the Jihad in Afghanistan
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