US EditionAfghan Taliban warn Khawarij against illegal jihad in Pakistan
- During a police passing-out ceremony, Taliban leader Saeedullah Saeed emphasized that declaring jihad in Pakistan without the Emir's approval is not allowed and cautioned the Fitnat-ul-Khawarij group against unauthorized militant activities.
- He emphasized that the power to authorize jihad lies exclusively with the Emir of the Islamic Emirate, and engaging in fighting without this official approval is prohibited according to Islamic law.
- Saeedullah Saeed warned that militant operations motivated by individual ambition or factional allegiance, especially those involving cross-border attacks, contradict both Islamic law and the directives of the Emirate's leadership.
- Commander Saeedullah Saeed stressed that engaging in combat in any nation, with particular reference to Pakistan, is forbidden unless authorized directly by the Emir, and that jihad carried out without such approval constitutes corruption under Islamic law.
- This clear denunciation aims to counter extremism within Taliban ranks and supports Pakistan's efforts to curb militancy and promote regional stability.
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Afghan Taliban warn Khawarij against illegal jihad in Pakistan
Senior Afghan Taliban commander Saeedullah Saeed has warned militant factions against unauthorized jihad, particularly in Pakistan, saying such actions are against Shariah and the orders of the Islamic Emirate's leadership. Speaking at a police passing-out ceremony, Saeed said that fighting in any country, including Pakistan, without the explicit command of the Amir is impermissible. “Joining various groups to wage jihad abroad does not make one…
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Afghan Taliban Commander Declares Attacks on Pakistan as 'Fasad', Not Jihad – Pashto News and Current Affairs Channel
RAWALPINDI: In a significant statement, Afghan Taliban Commander Saeedullah Saeed warned extremists not to wage war against Pakistan in the name of Jihad. He made it clear that such violence is not legitimate and goes against the teachings of Islam. While addressing a police passing-out parade, Commander Saeedullah Saeed reminded everyone of the orders given by their Ameer. He stressed that fighting against any country, especially Pakistan, is n…
Afghan Taliban Commander warns terrorists against fighting Pakistani Forces
RAWALPINDI: In a significant development, Saeedullah Saeed, a commander of the Afghan Taliban, has issued a stern warning to terrorists associated with Fitna Al Khwarij, cautioning them against engaging in attacks against Pakistan forces or conducting violence in the name of Jihad. Addressing a passing-out parade of police officials, Saeedullah Saeed emphasized that, in accordance with the directives of the Afghan Taliban’s Ameer (leader), it is…
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