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Fatwa against Zardari for flirting with Palin

TimePublished on Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 13:06 in World section

SHAMEFUL BEHAVIOUR: Zardari's actions angered a Lal Mosque cleric who has called it intolerable.

SHAMEFUL BEHAVIOUR: Zardari


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New Delhi: A Pakistani cleric has issued a fatwa against Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari for flirting with US Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

Maulana Abdul Ghafar of Islamabad's Lal Masjid said that Zardari's behaviour was un-Islamic and that the President has shamed the entire nation.

The Maulana said that President Zardari's indecent gestures, filthy remarks and repeated praise of a non-Muslim lady wearing a short skirt is not only un-Islamic but also unbecoming of a head of state of a Muslim country.

He said that the manner in which Zardari shook hands with Sarah Palin and expressed his deep desire to hug her is intolerable and shameful.

"We are fighting the American war in our country and thousands of our people have been killed just to please Uncle Sam. Therefore, we demand that the military operation in the Pak-Afghan tribal areas be immediately stopped as it is creating hatred amongst the general public against the Pakistan army", he added.

Ghafar is a close relative of the fanatic Red Mosque cleric Maujlana Abdul Rashid Ghazi, who was killed by security forces during Operation Silence in July 2007.

Zardari's meeting with Palin in Washington was widely publicised when the President openly expressed his appreciation for her beauty, and said he'd like to hug her.

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