Untold Facts

Yazid Hasina Re-enacted Karbala

A confirmed report published in a Dhaka daily on the 16th February quoted a senior MUFTI (Islamic scholar) labeling Sheikh Hasina as the Yazid of Bangladesh. Earlier in 1975 just following the 15th August glorious army coup in Dhaka, the then Speaker of the Bangladesh Parliament and the Awami League acting President Abdul Malek Ukil termed Hasina’s fallen father from power as the notorious Faraoh of Egypt drowned with all his courtiers in the great river Nile in pre historic days in Egypt while he had been pursuing Prophet Moses (RU) to kill.
Faraoh had been the most oppressive ruler of Egypt, cared nothing for the people much less for their spiritual aspirations. Hasina’s father replicated very appropriately the most notorious Faraoh and the end in drowning just as Malek Ukil who knew the Bangladesh Faraoh best from close quarters in the party.

Rightly toppling Faraoh in 1975, the historic Muslim Bangladesh began to reassert herself as the proud Muslim nation. But the assertion was not that easy. The MUNAFIQUES or hypocrites from inside and the clever Kautilyas-Chanakyas from outside continued to annihilate for liquidation of Muslim Bangladesh.

The grand collusion of the hypocrites and the Kautilyas-Chanakyas had the big success on the 27-28 January (2010) night in Dhaka that replicated the Karbala, hypocrite Yazid won against Imam Husain (RA). One may recall the painful and shameful historical truth that the Karbala episode put the last nail into the coffin of the pro-people Caliphate for the dynastic anti people rule afterwards.

The defeat and win of one against the other did not remain limited alone to personalities. It went far for enchainment of the 150 million Muslims of the land encaged by the Kautilyas-Chanakyas from almost all sides around. The lackeys inside appear happy with Mess of Pottage to lick the boots of the Kautilyas-Chanakyas.

Hasina’s father exploiting the sentiment of simple millions ventured to establish his absolutely autocratic dynastic rule that he pursued for three and half years through all forms of conceivable oppression and repression of the common people. Fortunately a few heroic and courageous sons of the soil with the spirit of the Muslims took all risks to ditch the Faraoh of Bangladesh and they did that victoriously. The people enjoyed fortunately the fruits of the historic victory for three and a half decades that ended at the Karbala re-enacted by Yazid Hasina on the 27-28 January midnight.

The Kautilyas -Chanakyas have obviously sided with the Yazid of Bangladesh for reestablishing the anti-people and autocratic dynastic rule that the Faraoh in early 1970s had tried but failed on the 15th August 1975. Now it’s an open challenge that the Muslims have to deeply appreciate and look for the right way out for real liberation in the immediate future.

There is nothing to take for granted that the Yazid would live until the last day of KEAMAT, but whatever period she keeps on hold, the Muslims have no future in any aspect of their lives, much less freedom, liberty, dignity, social justice and spirituality.
The Mufti was forthright and courageous and not like many hypocrites who appreciated privately the drama of mockery of justice finally acted on the black night but remained silent for understandably fear of personal difficulties and of life threatening reprisal.

Author: B K Din