The Prophet (SA) was once asked about various actions which Islam
forbids and whether a believer may commit any of these. He said that a
believer may be guilty of such forbidden things as theft, adultery and
drinking intoxicants, but a believer cannot tell a lie. Telling a lie is
against the very concept of faith. Also the Prophet Muhammad (SA) was
asked: "Can a believer be a coward?" The Prophet said: "Yes." He was
then asked: "Can a believer be a miser?" He replied: "Yes." And finally,
he was asked: 'Can a believer be a liar?" The Prophet said: "No."
(Al-Muwatta, Volume 56, Hadith 19.)
--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "M.B.I. Munshi" <MBIMunshi@...> wrote:
>
>
> Actually I have had excellent access to Bangladesh intelligence and
far greater than you can imagine or will ever personally have. I have
also sources on RAW, ISI, CIA, MI6, SVR, MOSSAD. If you write and work
in these areas you are bound to acquire a wealth of information. So in
other words all the RAW stooges here are entirely wrong and since they
have not read the book either they are making wild and uncorroborated
assumptions. Of course, I believe many who now hold the Indian position
have actually prostituted themselves out to the highest bidder so their
opinions and attitudes may be safely disregarded. Their fear is that the
truth is now out it needs to be repressed at all costs. They no longer
have an opinion of their own and have lost their souls so they can now
only abuse and insult on instructions form higher authority. It is truly
sad when you lose your identity as a human being but that is the cost of
working for RAW.
>
>
>
> --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Cyrus thoughtocrat@ wrote:
> >
> > Do you have any access to the intelligence community in Bangladesh?
or Indian or Pakistani intelligence community with credible intelligence
reports?
>
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