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marslanqaisar Thursday, September 29, 2011 09:23 AM

Facebook
 
Facebook is going to be blocked from 1st October 2011, Really?:sad:

Mao Zedong Thursday, September 29, 2011 11:32 AM

Facebook to be blocked in Pakistan (News Report)
 
The Lahore High Court has directed Pakistani authorities to block access to all websites, including Facebook, that are involved in "spreading religious hatred" and to submit a compliance report by October 6.

In an order issued yesterday, Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed directed the Information Technology Ministry to "deny access to all websites in Pakistan involved in spreading religious hatred".

However, the judge directed the ministry that access to Google or other search engines should not be denied. He directed the authorities to submit a report on the implementation of the court’s order by October 6.

The judge issued the order in response to a petition seeking a permanent ban on US-based Facebook for hosting a competition on blasphemous caricatures of Prophet Mohammed.

Lawyer Muhammad Azhar Siddique, who had filed the petition, said Islamic values were being insulted in the name of access to information and this was hurting the feeling of billions of Muslims across the world.

Despite an earlier order of the High Court, the Information Technology Ministry had not blocked websites spreading religious hatred, Siddique claimed.

Siddique also asked the court to direct the federal government to stop the display of material considered blasphemous by any religion or insulting to the Prophet Mohammed on all websites in Pakistan.

He said the government should be directed to establish a permanent authority with legal status, which could monitor such "objectionable activities" across the world.

Pakistani authorities had briefly barred access to Facebook last year on the orders of the Lahore High Court.

allah dad khan Thursday, September 29, 2011 11:37 AM

[QUOTE=Mao Zedong;357899]The Lahore High Court has directed Pakistani authorities to block access to all websites, including Facebook, that are involved in "spreading religious hatred" and to submit a compliance report by October 6.

In an order issued yesterday, Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed directed the Information Technology Ministry to "deny access to all websites in Pakistan involved in spreading religious hatred".

However, the judge directed the ministry that access to Google or other search engines should not be denied. He directed the authorities to submit a report on the implementation of the court’s order by October 6.

The judge issued the order in response to a petition seeking a permanent ban on US-based Facebook for hosting a competition on blasphemous caricatures of Prophet Mohammed.

Lawyer Muhammad Azhar Siddique, who had filed the petition, said Islamic values were being insulted in the name of access to information and this was hurting the feeling of billions of Muslims across the world.

Despite an earlier order of the High Court, the Information Technology Ministry had not blocked websites spreading religious hatred, Siddique claimed.

Siddique also asked the court to direct the federal government to stop the display of material considered blasphemous by any religion or insulting to the Prophet Mohammed on all websites in Pakistan.

He said the government should be directed to establish a permanent authority with legal status, which could monitor such "objectionable activities" across the world.

Pakistani authorities had briefly barred access to Facebook last year on the orders of the Lahore High Court.[/QUOTE]
we were waiting for that news.
Thanks that site should be blocked.
we believe on free judiciary.
thanks for conveying that nice news.

Shooting Star Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:36 PM

Not a good decision.Banning a website(s) like this is not a solution of any problem.
People not only stay connected to their friends and families via this medium but also using it as professional tool and getting monetary benefits.It is not a wise decision.If they are banning it in the name of religion than why they are not taking action against other sites.Justice Must be served on equal basis.

maliasghar Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:52 PM

Know what, people will still use Facebook, if not through proper means, through other means like tunneling etc. It should be a personal decision to access a website/page or not. Not everyone who logs in to Facebook from Pakistan goes on to access the objectionable pages. Many don't even know about those, for they care less. Most log in to have some fun, share photographs and chat around with friends. Again, the state is meddling in private domains. So, in my opinion, it is a pointless exercise.

Silent Spectator Thursday, September 29, 2011 01:02 PM

[QUOTE=Mao Zedong;357899]The Lahore High Court has directed Pakistani authorities to block access to all websites, including Facebook, that are involved in "spreading religious hatred" and to submit a compliance report by October 6.

In an order issued yesterday, Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed directed the Information Technology Ministry to "deny access to all websites in Pakistan involved in spreading religious hatred".

However, the judge directed the ministry that access to Google or other search engines should not be denied. He directed the authorities to submit a report on the implementation of the court’s order by October 6.

The judge issued the order in response to a petition seeking a permanent ban on US-based Facebook for hosting a competition on blasphemous caricatures of Prophet Mohammed.

Lawyer Muhammad Azhar Siddique, who had filed the petition, said Islamic values were being insulted in the name of access to information and this was hurting the feeling of billions of Muslims across the world.

Despite an earlier order of the High Court, the Information Technology Ministry had not blocked websites spreading religious hatred, Siddique claimed.

Siddique also asked the court to direct the federal government to stop the display of material considered blasphemous by any religion or insulting to the Prophet Mohammed on all websites in Pakistan.

He said the government should be directed to establish a permanent authority with legal status, which could monitor such "objectionable activities" across the world.

Pakistani authorities had briefly barred access to Facebook last year on the orders of the Lahore High Court.[/QUOTE]

[B]It's great to have such decree,,because these infidels have hurt the sentiments of muslims. Jazakallah for sharing.[/B]
[B]Regards[/B]

sohail_css Thursday, September 29, 2011 01:25 PM

I think it is good decision to ban facebook as the so called social network. There are many ways to stay connect through internet as internet has made it global viallage and you can be stay in touch with friends and families through other mediums. For professional things dears you people can use the much better and specialized network Linkedin([url=http://www.linkedin.com]World's Largest Professional Network | LinkedIn[/url])
yar who is not in favour of banning it are i think not aware of its unsocial use. it is more unsoical then social network. If facebook can't stop the blasphemous acts and if it going to lead to clash of civilization then it is much better to ban it. I am a moderate muslim but interms of the better interest of our people i think banning is the good solution. and guys ziada liberal show karney ki zarorat nahi hai. Facebook has not good effects on our social environment.

we know the blasphemous acts on facebook and it is shameless say we could not make the FB admins to make it that it never happen again. and Facebook mostly depends on muslims user. And Dear Brother Malia Asghar Mugey to bohat afsoos hota hai kai Jab Ialam ki Baat hoti hai to log liberal showment kay liye kehtey hai ye tangnazri hai aur kehtey hai ye personel hai halanke jab Islam ki baat hoti hai personel things khatam ho jati hai.
and kabi kisi muslim nay kisi mazhab ki tazheek nahi ki hogi facebook per.

Jab soyi hawi Qoom na jagey to jaganey ki liye Allah hi kuch karey. Afsoos anti Islamic media ney hamari ankhen band karwa di hai. Shayid hamari ankhen kul jaye. Inter net per time surf karney sey behtar hai koi falahi kam kia jayi meray khayal mai mulk ko is waqt social facebbok ki zaroorat nahi balke social acts ki zarorat hai. Allah hamare haq me sub behtar kare. Ameen.

Shooting Star Thursday, September 29, 2011 01:58 PM

I am not here to defend facebook but i don't agree with the decision.
 
[QUOTE]There are many ways to stay connect through internet as internet has made it global viallage and you can be stay in touch with friends and families through other mediums. For professional things dears you people can use the much better and specialized network Linkedin([URL="http://www.linkedin.com/"]World's Largest Professional Network | LinkedIn[/URL])[/QUOTE]Agreed.Facebook is also one of the mediums.If they ban it then some other day authorities will surly have reservations with them as well.Thus,shrinking the space for global communication.What about those petitions against youtube,google etc.
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yar who is not in favour of banning it are i think not aware of its unsocial use. it is more unsoical then social network.[/QUOTE]We all are very much aware of the fact.Still don't you think other social networks are not used in "unsocial"ways.It is very strange to advocate one social network and criticizing the other.
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If facebook can't stop the blasphemous acts and if it going to lead to clash of civilization then it is much better to ban it.[/QUOTE]Give me a Break!!Clash of civilizations.
Okay,Lets suppose it is leading towards this CFC then it means we are really vulnerable and of no use.We cannot hold our grounds and fight an enemy instead we prefer to run away from the battle ground.In this way,we are giving them free hand to play with our religion,our faith.

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guys ziada liberal show karney ki zarorat nahi hai. Facebook has not good effects on our social environment.[/QUOTE]I don't know jub koi rational baat kerta hai to us ko liberal,infidal ka banner laga diya jata hai.
I am very proud to announce here that i am a fanatic muslim.A staunch lover of my religion.I am not at all moderate(or liberal).Yes,i am an extremist.
I care about my religion and all muslims that's why i bother to think about them.

First of all,Islam is the religion.Is ko koi nuqsaan nahi phuncha sakta chahye jis tarha marzi ker lay.
Hazoor Pak (SAW)ki shaan---woh jo aarsh tak hai..farsh per rahny waly kabhi us main zara baraber kami nahi ker sakty jo marzi ker lain.Aasman per thookty hain to apny er hi ata hai.

Humain bilkul aysy logon ko rokna chahiye jo Rasool Pak(SAW)ki shaan main gustakhi karin.Lekin kiya aik country se FB ban ker ke un ko roka ja sakta hai.You people can forget but i can't when the blasphemous pages were created on FB lots of pages associated with the love of ALLAH,Hazoor Pak and hadiths were also created.I think by now they have outnumbered those cheap ones.By banning you are just giving them free hand.

Mujhy is incident main aur sir syed Ahmad Khan waly incident main boht similarities nazar aa rahi hain.
He wanted muslims to get modern education but muslims denied.They insisted on breaking relations whereas sir syed wanted them to go near them,learn there ways in order to understand their treacherous nature.Same Here,if we want to mend the world,we need to take solid stRonge actions rather than banning everything.Kabootar ki tarha aankhain band kerny se kuch nahi hota.Aap ghar main reh kar apny ghar ko easily defend ker sakty hain ya 10 kos door ja ker.

Ab beshak facebook ko band ker dain,Apni ana ke liye leking is ke kuch faida nahi ho ga.


[QUOTE]Jab soyi hawi Qoom na jagey to jaganey ki liye Allah hi kuch karey. Afsoos anti Islamic media ney hamari ankhen band karwa di hai. Shayid hamari ankhen kul jaye. Inter net per time surf karney sey behtar hai koi falahi kam kia jayi meray khayal mai mulk ko is waqt social facebbok ki zaroorat nahi balke social acts ki zarorat hai. Allah hamare haq me sub behtar kare. Ameen.[/QUOTE]

ALLAH tala khud nahi ayain gy.Unhon ne humain sab kuch diya aur saath main aqal aur dimaag bhi diya hai sirf emotions nahi diye ta ke hum quran aur sunnat aur naik logon ki perwi kerty huwy zamany,halaaat aur waqiyat ke mutabiq sahi faisla ker sakain.Internet per bhi falahi kaam ho sakty hain.Zaroori nahi ke her koi time waste kary but i agree mostly people waste thier time.
Social act,ki demand ker rahy hain aap aur doosri taraf logon to un ka socail aur ehtical right nahi de rahy...What a contradiction.

mjkhan Thursday, September 29, 2011 02:17 PM

if facebook is allowing the creation of blasphemous pages or not removing or not trying to remove such pages whenever informed then we should stop providing them with financial gains.

if facebook is not allowing the creation of blasphemous pages or removing them whenever informed or trying to remove them then there is nothing wrong in using the facebook.

using or not using facebook should be a private matter.bans should not be inflicted upon it

alonesoul Thursday, September 29, 2011 02:22 PM

senseless, rubbish decision


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