Pakistan’s Army Chief Begs Mullahs For Help As Taliban Declares Holy War, Munir’s Ulema Summit Vs Kabul’s 2,000 Maulanas: Who Wins This Jihadi Showdown? | World News
Imagine Pakistani Chief of Army Staff Asim Munir, the most powerful man in the country, standing in front of a group of clerics and asking for support rather than giving them orders. Meanwhile, across the border in Afghanistan, 2,000 mullahs from all 34 provinces gathered with a stern message: Prepare for a holy war against Pakistan.
These aren’t just two conferences. This is a fatwa war that will determine Pakistan’s survival.
Munir’s Desperate Appeal: When the Army Begged the Mullahs
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At Islamabad’s National Ulema Conference, Munir made three shocking confessions that exposed Pakistan’s internal collapse:
Pakistan is falling apart from within because he asked the mullahs to preach national unity. Mosques must now do what the army cannot: hold the country together.
He declared that only the state, not groups such as the TTP or TLP, could declare jihad; This is a direct admission that extremist organizations have usurped religious authority from the state.
He implored the ulama to prevent Pakistanis from joining rebel groups attacking the army, which would mean Pakistan’s own citizens would turn against Munir’s forces.
Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif also echoed the desperation: “Help us convince the separatists. Preach unity. Save Pakistan’s economy.” When the Prime Minister and Army Commander of a country are forced to kneel before the mullahs, the writing is on the wall.
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Why This Panic? TTP’s Rocket Hell
New images show TTP militants destroying Pakistani army vehicles with rocket launchers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Thousands of Taliban fighters are pouring into Pakistan through mountain passes. The military that once controlled everything now controls nothing.
Afghanistan’s Counterattack: Real Ulema Conference
While Munir was begging in Islamabad, Kabul reciprocated. More than 2,000 religious scholars from Afghanistan’s 34 provinces issued three devastating statements:
- Defending Afghanistan and Taliban rule is the religious duty of every citizen
- The fight against any foreign aggression is holy jihad, a direct warning to Pakistan
- Any Pakistani attack would face unimaginable consequences.
This was not a conference. This was a religious mobilization order. Every Afghan is now morally qualified to wage holy war against Pakistan.
Verdict: Pakistan Already Lost
Munir faces enemies on all fronts: TTP rockets from within, Taliban statements from Afghanistan, and Pakistani mullahs who disdain his ties with America.
