[proletar] al-arabiya:Explosion kills 14 women in Afghan graveyard

2013-08-08 Terurut Topik Bukan Pedanda

http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/asia/2013/08/08/Explosion-kills-10-women-in-Afghan-graveyard.html


AFP, Jalalabad

An explosion killed at least 14 women in a graveyard in eastern Afghanistan on 
Thursday as the country celebrated the Eid al-Fitr holiday marking the end of 
Ramadan, officials said.

Many Muslims visit the graves of deceased relatives during Eid as part of 
traditional celebrations after the holy month of fasting.

Police were unable to confirm the cause of the explosion in the Ghani Khel 
district of the province of Nangarhar.

An explosion happened in a graveyard, Hazrat Hussain Mashriqiwal, police 
spokesman for Nangarhar, told AFP.

Ten women were killed in the blast, two other women and a child were also 
wounded.

The gathering was an all-female event to commemorate the late wife of a 
pro-government tribal leader.

Nangarhar, which straddles a key route from Pakistan's tribal belt -- a hub for 
Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked militants -- to Kabul, has seen a series of attacks 
and battles in recent weeks.

On Saturday, suicide bombers targeted the Indian consulate in the provincial 
capital Jalalabad, detonating a car bomb and killing nine civilians, including 
seven children in a nearby mosque.

The Taliban, who were ousted from power in a 2001 U.S.-led invasion, denied any 
responsibility for the consulate attack.

More than 20 Afghan policemen and dozens of insurgents were also killed in 
Nangarhar a week ago when hundreds of fighters ambushed a security convoy 
returning from an operation to rescue a politician being threatened by the 
Taliban.

A bomb blast in Jalalabad on Tuesday killed one civilian.

Earlier on Thursday, President Hamid Karzai delivered an Eid address that again 
urged the Taliban to halt 12 years of war as the country seeks stability before 
next year's elections and the withdrawal of NATO-led troops.

In a thinly-veiled reference to neighbouring Pakistan, Karzai appealed to the 
Taliban to resist being controlled by foreigners and said the militants should 
support their own country.

You are working for others, (foreign) guns are put on your shoulders, and 
innocent Afghan people are being killed by it, homes are destroyed, he said.

Give up on it, be Afghan.

Karzai said the rebels would be welcome to open a political office in Kabul, 
after their new office in Qatar triggered a collapse in efforts to start peace 
talks.

If you'd opened your office in Kabul, like other (political) parities in 
Afghanistan, you would have been respected, he said.

The gun that is given to you by strangers -- leave that gun and take up 
shovels and work at your home. This is your home and you will never be 
disgraced, in other lands you are strangers and will never get respect.






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Re: [proletar] al-arabiya:Explosion kills 14 women in Afghan graveyard

2013-08-08 Terurut Topik itemabu2
Indahnya Islam itu, heheheh...

Si dungu Teddy pasti mikir gua lg muji2 Islam.


On Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 3:29 PM, Bukan Pedanda bukan.peda...@yahoo.comwrote:

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 http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/asia/2013/08/08/Explosion-kills-10-women-in-Afghan-graveyard.html

 AFP, Jalalabad

 An explosion killed at least 14 women in a graveyard in eastern
 Afghanistan on Thursday as the country celebrated the Eid al-Fitr holiday
 marking the end of Ramadan, officials said.

 Many Muslims visit the graves of deceased relatives during Eid as part of
 traditional celebrations after the holy month of fasting.

 Police were unable to confirm the cause of the explosion in the Ghani Khel
 district of the province of Nangarhar.

 An explosion happened in a graveyard, Hazrat Hussain Mashriqiwal, police
 spokesman for Nangarhar, told AFP.

 Ten women were killed in the blast, two other women and a child were also
 wounded.

 The gathering was an all-female event to commemorate the late wife of a
 pro-government tribal leader.

 Nangarhar, which straddles a key route from Pakistan's tribal belt -- a
 hub for Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked militants -- to Kabul, has seen a
 series of attacks and battles in recent weeks.

 On Saturday, suicide bombers targeted the Indian consulate in the
 provincial capital Jalalabad, detonating a car bomb and killing nine
 civilians, including seven children in a nearby mosque.

 The Taliban, who were ousted from power in a 2001 U.S.-led invasion,
 denied any responsibility for the consulate attack.

 More than 20 Afghan policemen and dozens of insurgents were also killed in
 Nangarhar a week ago when hundreds of fighters ambushed a security convoy
 returning from an operation to rescue a politician being threatened by the
 Taliban.

 A bomb blast in Jalalabad on Tuesday killed one civilian.

 Earlier on Thursday, President Hamid Karzai delivered an Eid address that
 again urged the Taliban to halt 12 years of war as the country seeks
 stability before next year's elections and the withdrawal of NATO-led
 troops.

 In a thinly-veiled reference to neighbouring Pakistan, Karzai appealed to
 the Taliban to resist being controlled by foreigners and said the militants
 should support their own country.

 You are working for others, (foreign) guns are put on your shoulders, and
 innocent Afghan people are being killed by it, homes are destroyed, he
 said.

 Give up on it, be Afghan.

 Karzai said the rebels would be welcome to open a political office in
 Kabul, after their new office in Qatar triggered a collapse in efforts to
 start peace talks.

 If you'd opened your office in Kabul, like other (political) parities in
 Afghanistan, you would have been respected, he said.

 The gun that is given to you by strangers -- leave that gun and take up
 shovels and work at your home. This is your home and you will never be
 disgraced, in other lands you are strangers and will never get respect.

  



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