EYE ON JIHAD: 'JANNAT' [PARADISE] DISCOVERED IN SOUTH WAZIRISTAN

The make-believe heaven consisted of four rooms. Each room contained exquisite paintings of lakes overflowing with milk and honey and scenic valleys inhabited by ‘hoors’ (beautiful women). 

Paradise [Jannah] Found

Ahmadiyya Times | News Staff | Eye on Jihad
Source & Credit: The News Blog


The history is replete with tragic tales of social, political, economic and religious exploitations of the innocents and illiterate masses, but the ingenious methods and devices devised by the high-tech Al Qaeda and their trained army of militants--the local Taliban for enlisting/recruiting the hunger-stricken teenage boys, girls and the youthful men, women enticed to volunteer as suicide bombers and wreaking havocs in the society at such a large scale, had perhaps never left the humanity to hang its head in such a shame.

According to reports, an artificial paradise (Jannat) established by terrorists for brainwashing would-be suicide bombers has been captured by security forces in South Waziristan Agency. The ‘Jannat’ in the Nawaz Kot area was shown to a visiting team of Peshawar-based journalists by ISPR authorities. The journalists, who were taken to the place in a helicopter on Friday morning, took a round of the so-called paradise and later were briefed about the modus operandi for churning out suicide bombers.

The make-believe heaven consisted of four rooms. Each room contained exquisite paintings of lakes overflowing with milk and honey and scenic valleys inhabited by ‘hoors’ (beautiful women).

Religious teachers in the training centre used to show would-be bombers around and dupe them into believing that after their death in suicide attacks their stature would be equal to Sahaba-i-Karaam and that they would enjoy the company of the Holy Prophet (PBUH).

Boys’ aged between 12 and 18 were trained to become suicide bombers under the supervision of Hakimullah Mehsud. The TTP chief would keep hammering away at ‘an unending bliss awaiting you in Jannat dotted with lakes of milk and honey’, said Major Saleem in a briefing for journalists. He told journalists the building also had a ‘slaughterhouse’ for killing kidnapped security officials. A huge cache of arms and ammunition was seized from there. In reply to a question, Major Saleem said the security forces faced tough resistance before capturing the militant stronghold. Two bombers and their trainers were taken into custody.

The troops came upon a significant quantity of hashish and compact discs after they set about securing the building. Books and magazines in Arabic, Pushto and Uzbek languages were strewn all over the place.

Read The News Blog here: ‘Jannat’ in South Waziristan discovered