Jihad-mongers spreading through Facebook

by News Desk
June 27, 2011

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Notorious Islamist militancy group Hizb Ut Towhid [or Hezbut Towheed] openly declares its publication named 'Dajjal' as "anti-Christ". On its website, this notorious group says, "Dajjal is anti-Christ". Though distribution of Dajjal is already banned in Bangladesh, Hizb Ut Towhid is now spreading the content of this book, which is filled with hate speech against Christians, Jews and non-Muslims, via Facebook and other social networks. All such illegal activities are conducted from the headquarters of Hizb Ut Towhid [HuT], which is situated in Dhaka. HuT maintains close links with various Islamist militancy outfits including Taliban, Laskar-e-Toiba, Sipaha Sahaba, Al-Qaeda etc. This group is funded by dubious Arab sources as well as some fanatic Muslims in the Muslim dominated nations in the world.

Founder of HuT, bayezid Khan Panni aka Selim Panni was a collaborator of Pakistani occupation forces during the war of independence of Bangladesh. It is even apprehended that, Hizb Ut Towhid is a brainchild of Pakistani ISI, as in most cases, Panni pronounced his support towards separatist groups as well as ISI-patronized Islamists in India. Hizb Ut Towhid has also expanded its network in a number of Asian countries in the recent years.

In her self-styled interpretation of Islam as well as during his "sermons' to his followers, Selim Panni encourages murdering Jews, Christians and non-Muslims as well as justifies Jihad as "holy task". He gives instructions to the male and female cadres of Hizb Ut Towhid to do every form of harm to non-Muslims, especially Jews and Christians.

Weekly Blitz has already located a number of pages owned by notorious Islamist militancy group Hizb Ut Towhid in Facebook. These are: Hezbut Tawheed, Dajjal and True Islam, Ayman Bin Moshi, This Islam Is Not Islam [Jihadist content], Dajjal The Judeo-Christian Civilization, Islam, Islam and Dajjal, Anti Dajjal, Dajjal Documentary, Awareness of Dajjal, Beware of Dajjal, Dajjal Representative etc.

According to initial surfing on the Facebook, there are at least 1700 pages and groups with Dajjal title. And most of these pages contain hate materials. Counter-terrorism experts opine, Facebook authorities can easily identify all these hate speech pages and delete as well stop anyone registering any page or group or account on Facebook with Dajjal title.

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