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This article seems tremendously anti-Tajik. The comments abouts Shah Massoud are unjustified. This should be expanded upon.
True he has raped the mother and sisters of the person who has written this page. The writer is giving his eye witness account. People may think that such stories are not true but the fact is that in Afghanistan victims do not identify themselves so they write their eye witness and that which has happened to their families. Often the victims stop sexual relations with women and become homosexuals because of the suffering that their mothers and sisters have gone through. Afghanistan is a Moslem conservative society no one will ever come forward and say my mother or sister or a family member has been raped. Those who claim such things could only do through personal experience. Unfortunately their word is their only proof.
The page had a lot of claims, perhaps true but which were unsourced. Given that they were accusations of rather extreme things, I was bold and removed them. The page even had an attack on the editors of the page: "True he has raped the mother and sisters of the person who has written this page"! If sources can be found, add them back in. I merged in the meagre content of another page but even that little bit should be sourced. Шизомби 13:39, 5 April 2006 (UTC)
Why did you no edit the page when it was stating gross baseless accusations against Jamiat leader?
Why suddenly now a righteous act?
Merge from Islamic Party Jamiat of Afghanistan
Please merge relevant content, if any, from Islamic Party Jamiat of Afghanistan per Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Islamic Party Jamiat of Afghanistan. (If there is nothing to merge, just leave it as a redirect.) Thanks. — Quarl ( talk) 2007-04-08 09:15Z
I'd like to suggest a renameing of this and other similar articles.
This article says that "Jamiat Islami" it translates as "Islamic Society"
The article about the corresponding group in Pakistan, Jamaat-i-Islami said it translates as "Islamic Party".
The current way we distinguish betewen the different parties, or societies, from different countries, is to have articles with slightly different transliterations. IMO, this sucks.
I'd like to suggest trying to use a single transliteration for "Islamic Party", and then distinguishing between them by appending the name of the country in parentheses. So Jamaat Islami (Afghanistan), Jamaat Islami (Pakistan), etc.
Cheers! Geo Swan 21:48, 17 July 2007 (UTC)
- No actually it is Jamiat-e Islami in Persian language for Afghanistan. For the one in Pakistan it is Jamaat Islami. They are two different organizations. -- Behnam 00:20, 18 July 2007 (UTC)
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This article seems tremendously anti-Tajik. The comments abouts Shah Massoud are unjustified. This should be expanded upon.
True he has raped the mother and sisters of the person who has written this page. The writer is giving his eye witness account. People may think that such stories are not true but the fact is that in Afghanistan victims do not identify themselves so they write their eye witness and that which has happened to their families. Often the victims stop sexual relations with women and become homosexuals because of the suffering that their mothers and sisters have gone through. Afghanistan is a Moslem conservative society no one will ever come forward and say my mother or sister or a family member has been raped. Those who claim such things could only do through personal experience. Unfortunately their word is their only proof.
The page had a lot of claims, perhaps true but which were unsourced. Given that they were accusations of rather extreme things, I was bold and removed them. The page even had an attack on the editors of the page: "True he has raped the mother and sisters of the person who has written this page"! If sources can be found, add them back in. I merged in the meagre content of another page but even that little bit should be sourced. Шизомби 13:39, 5 April 2006 (UTC)
Why did you no edit the page when it was stating gross baseless accusations against Jamiat leader?
Why suddenly now a righteous act?
Merge from Islamic Party Jamiat of Afghanistan
Please merge relevant content, if any, from Islamic Party Jamiat of Afghanistan per Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Islamic Party Jamiat of Afghanistan. (If there is nothing to merge, just leave it as a redirect.) Thanks. — Quarl ( talk) 2007-04-08 09:15Z
I'd like to suggest a renameing of this and other similar articles.
This article says that "Jamiat Islami" it translates as "Islamic Society"
The article about the corresponding group in Pakistan, Jamaat-i-Islami said it translates as "Islamic Party".
The current way we distinguish betewen the different parties, or societies, from different countries, is to have articles with slightly different transliterations. IMO, this sucks.
I'd like to suggest trying to use a single transliteration for "Islamic Party", and then distinguishing between them by appending the name of the country in parentheses. So Jamaat Islami (Afghanistan), Jamaat Islami (Pakistan), etc.
Cheers! Geo Swan 21:48, 17 July 2007 (UTC)
- No actually it is Jamiat-e Islami in Persian language for Afghanistan. For the one in Pakistan it is Jamaat Islami. They are two different organizations. -- Behnam 00:20, 18 July 2007 (UTC)