Witness Special - Inside the Red Mosque - 27 Jul 07 - Part 3

In the days leading up to the storming of the Red Mosque, Al Jazeera's Rageh Omaar gained exclusive access. He and his team were the last TV crew inside the mosque before the siege began and filmed the last interview with Abdul Rashid Ghazi, one of the mosque's leaders, before his death.

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[77moessa]

Shame on the cowards and bitches of the paki army with their disgusting typical moustaches and pot belly's. shame on them for storming a place of worship. to hell with paki goverment and their system. they just want to lick usa and u.k asses even more. i vote for islamic law.

[PersonOfBook]

yes a woman in islam can show her naked body to her husband and flaunt it. She does not need to become a whore and show her body to all types of men!

[reallity19751]

@ukzane fuck u wahabi extremist, go and lick jinnah's dick, motherfucker

[ukzane]

what do you expect from pakistan? the country was founded by a dirty shia Jinnah.

most of the politicians have been dirty rafidites. this will always happen when the followers of Mohammed saw are ruled over by the rejectors of prophetic way

[2diefor8694]

i am a sikh , and it is so sad to see this happening , it is just like the attack on the golden temple in 1984 . this happened to impress america, , very very sad event rab rakha

[ghazimartyr]

@bhrzali shame on you idiot

[supernatural0001]

Molana in Burqa and his brother are responsible for all the deaths.

[kuwalou]

@pakdiplomat good point

[Brontannia]

We must bring strieve together for peace in our world. Uniting as one light in the darkness. Our children deserve to inherit a beautiful world where we respect each other. Peace be upon him. God Bless all who strieve toward shinning the light in our darknest hours. Teaching our children love respect hope toward peaceful resoloutin for all who in habit this world with us.

[personatoobject]

The government should respect it? What exactly? They should accept your point of view and all it entails? Shariah law and all its barbarities?