[PICTURES/VIDEO] Pakistan cricket players meet Maulana Tariq Jameel

[MenInG]

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[Mamoon]

“Cricket is a badbakht game, and cricketers are shaitan. Our people should be ashamed of loving this sport when we have so many problems in this country”

- Tariq Jameel, not long ago.

I think the H word might die of shame for being associated with this man, so I will not do the honors.

For those who prefer a first-hand experience, go to YouTube and search for Tariq Jameel’s views on cricket and cricketers.

 

[enkidu_]

Video :

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[Major]

“Cricket is a badbakht game, and cricketers are shaitan. Our people should be ashamed of loving this sport when we have so many problems in this country”

- Tariq Jameel, not long ago.

I think the H word might die of shame for being associated with this man, so I will not do the honors.

For those who prefer a first-hand experience, go to YouTube and search for Tariq Jameel’s views on cricket and cricketers.

all of them are hypocrites.

Look at the above pic. Two fixers who never accepted their mistake and 1 serial cheater are there.

Whats the point of being fascinated by the truth and self righteous if you are not going to apply it on yourself.

 

[Rinnegan Sasuke]

All these maulanas have a warped view of reality. Just listening to them talk about the "hoors" in paradise tells you everything. People should start learning how to follow their religion without these "scholars".

 

[SarfiBabarHaris]

Umeed e Hoor nai sab kuch sikha rakha hai wayez ko
Ye Hazrat dekhnay mai seedhay saaday bhoolay bhaalay hain

 

[MenInG]

all of them are hypocrites.

Look at the above pic. Two fixers who never accepted their mistake and 1 serial cheater are there.

Whats the point of being fascinated by the truth and self righteous if you are not going to apply it on yourself.

Sorry but have you spoken to Tariq Jameel? Is it possible that he has changed his mind?

 

[Rayyman]

Ngl Rifat Cha Cha looking good here.

 

[Pakistanian]

all of them are hypocrites.

Look at the above pic. Two fixers who never accepted their mistake and 1 serial cheater are there.

Whats the point of being fascinated by the truth and self righteous if you are not going to apply it on yourself.

Everybody's a hypocrite dude.

 

[Abdullah719]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Great to meet one of the top Islamic scholars of modern time Molana Tariq Jamil . A very humble soul indeed <a href="https://t.co/bQ3uH7keL7">pic.twitter.com/bQ3uH7keL7</a></p>— Salman Butt (@im_SalmanButt) <a href="https://twitter.com/im_SalmanButt/status/1035592829874122752?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 31, 2018</a></blockquote>
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[Bhaag Viru Bhaag]

Did Kamran Akmal's latest statement come after meeting with Tariq Jameel?

 

[j_kazmi]

Don’t know much about this guy. Is he a run of the mill mulah that’s destroying the country or is he something else?

[MENTION=131701]Mamoon[/MENTION] post makes me think he’s the former.

 

[topspin]

Sorry but have you spoken to Tariq Jameel? Is it possible that he has changed his mind?

If he has changed his mind he should be strong enough to say that he was wrong or at least make it clear that he has changed his views.

 

[topspin]

These maulanas are using this platform with famous names in Pakistan to gain followers. The famous names attend these because it will give a " more sharif aadmi" perception in the country.

 

[JaDed]

I was fascinated by PCT as a kid who grew up in 90s but ever since religion has come in even though I like some players just so hard to control an inner dislike coz this new aspect.

It's their personal choice though, and nothing against it.

 

[topspin]

I was fascinated by PCT as a kid who grew up in 90s but ever since religion has come in even though I like some players just so hard to control an inner dislike coz this new aspect.

It's their personal choice though, and nothing against it.

Pakistan cricket does need to be secularized like it was in the 90s and the days of IK prior to that.

 

[Pakistanian]

Pakistan cricket does need to be secularized like it was in the 90s and the days of IK prior to that.

There's been a class shift in cricket, you won't get kids from educated families trying to become pro cricketers.

The only woke/liberal cricketer I can think of is Sana Mir.

 

[MenInG]

There is no need to make abusive remarks about a religious personality - you may not like him, but he is respected by others. You can discuss him without calling names and accusing him of corruption etc

 

[topspin]

There's been a class shift in cricket, you won't get kids from educated families trying to become pro cricketers.

The only woke/liberal cricketer I can think of is Sana Mir.

Although that is true, it was only until the infiltration of Pakistan cricket by the Tableeghi during Inzy's regain as captain when this had began. Since then their influence hasn't ceased to exist evident from the post-match interviews where the players are taking words of the same script.

 

[slipcatch]

As predicted, this thread is filled with hypocrites, who would promote freedom of expression and right but would get out of shape when a person practice that freedom, particularly ‘religious’.

 

[khan991]

Tariq jameel is what all mullahs should aspire to be. For cricketers its imran for mullahs it should be him

 

[sjahmed23]

Although that is true, it was only until the infiltration of Pakistan cricket by the Tableeghi during Inzy's regain as captain when this had began. Since then their influence hasn't ceased to exist evident from the post-match interviews where the players are taking words of the same script.

The tableeghi's clip the minds of the youth, they almost don't want you to think or be curious and how can one individual grow mentally without curiosity? That is why cricketers from the 90s were do different from the ones we produced in the 00s.

 

[slipcatch]

The tableeghi's clip the minds of the youth, they almost don't want you to think or be curious and how can one individual grow mentally without curiosity? That is why cricketers from the 90s were do different from the ones we produced in the 00s.

Know many individuals who are members of tableeghi, who happen to be doctors, engineer, in real state, writing books, etc.

Stop spreading false narrative there is no correlation.

 

[topspin]

The tableeghi's clip the minds of the youth, they almost don't want you to think or be curious and how can one individual grow mentally without curiosity? That is why cricketers from the 90s were do different from the ones we produced in the 00s.

Spot on it's exactly why our cricketers have become more and more soft on the field and not deemed to be the menacing type of team prior to the 2000s.

 

[topspin]

As predicted, this thread is filled with hypocrites, who would promote freedom of expression and right but would get out of shape when a person practice that freedom, particularly ‘religious’.

No adoring the Tableeghi and being religious are not synonymous in any way, shape or form. From the top of my head I can name Moeen Ali, Hashim Amla and Younis Khan who live very religious lifestyles but are not are associated with the Tableeghi.

Think before you start calling the majority of the posters hypocrites.

 

[Rayyman]

There's been a class shift in cricket, you won't get kids from educated families trying to become pro cricketers.

The only woke/liberal cricketer I can think of is Sana Mir.

Woke and liberal are not the same

 

[sjahmed23]

Know many individuals who are members of tableeghi, who happen to be doctors, engineer, in real state, writing books, etc.

Stop spreading false narrative there is no correlation.

Ofcourse you do, and here we have cricketers who are also part of the jamaat. But that's not my point. My point is the youth's brain should not be poisoned with this rhetoric, don't do this, don't do that working for a bank is haram, art is haram, listening to songs is haram, this is haram that is haram, everything is haram. The tableeghs are smart they know if they get the top personalities they will win over the masses, and that's exactly what they've done for the last 20+ years.

 

[PakLFC]

I hope the tableeghi-jamaat culture is not reintroduced where every player is forced to keep a beard.

 

[TM Riddle]

A very close friend of mine from bikaner (obviously a Muslim) is a fan of Tariq saheb.

 

[slipcatch]

No adoring the Tableeghi and being religious are not synonymous in any way, shape or form. From the top of my head I can name Moeen Ali, Hashim Amla and Younis Khan who live very religious lifestyles but are not are associated with the Tableeghi.

Think before you start calling the majority of the posters hypocrites.

It is their choice to follow and practice as they wish so long they aren’t harming anyone.

If Moeen or Hashim doesn’t want to be part of tableeghi and Afridi does then that’s their choice.

Off course being Tableeghi and religious isn’t synonymous, it is their personal choice, and if someone disagree with that and yet support freedom of religion is a hypocrite.

 

[slipcatch]

Ofcourse you do, and here we have cricketers who are also part of the jamaat. But that's not my point. My point is the youth's brain should not be poisoned with this rhetoric, don't do this, don't do that working for a bank is haram, art is haram, listening to songs is haram, this is haram that is haram, everything is haram. The tableeghs are smart they know if they get the top personalities they will win over the masses, and that's exactly what they've done for the last 20+ years.

That responsibility lies on the parents.

According to the teaching of Islam whatever is Haraam will remain Haraam.

I’m not a member of tableeghi, I neither support nor care much as long as they do not promote violence, but if the so called champions of modernization and freedom of expression going to get bent out of shape for anyone to excercise that right then it is a perfect example of hypocrisy.

And this maybe PR stunt to gain followers, but again, personal choice.

 

[Abdul]

If he has changed his mind he should be strong enough to say that he was wrong or at least make it clear that he has changed his views.

Egotistical people never apologize - go figure.

 

[moghul]

Ridiculous , what exactly these moulvies will tell them about cricket. Cricketers should stay away from them and concentrate on the game. It must be Inzi, arranging these meetings.

 

[topspin]

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