Translation of letter's text written by Killers of Shahbaz Bhatti. Of course, these people misunderstand Islam!

Islam is a religion of peace and it teaches tolerance! This is very evident in the way Muslims protest at slightest, seemingly or perceived insult to their religion. So called moderate Muslims are always more vociferous when protesting at these insulting perceptions than protesting at explosion of suicide bombs and other violent acts killing infidels. The argument of insults to Islam is just a way, besides others, to shut down entire critical analysis of Islam and its political ideology i.e. its relation with Non Muslims. Whether moderate Muslims violently and aggressively protesting against this critical analysis or so called radicals doing the actual killing, the end goal is same: silence the opposition to Islamic supremacism.

The leaflet left over by killers of Shahbaz Bhatti also contain a hidden message to religious minorities living in Pakistan: Be a good dhimmi and do not cross the line or else .... The leaflet reads:

Position of Infidels, even if he is a minister like Shahbaz Bhatti, is always below Muslims.

In my earlier post, I noted that enough security might not have been provided to, already, slain-ed minister, Shahbaz Bhatti, even after he received death threats and fatwas for his death were issued by many leaders of Islamic parties. I also noted that all these security precautions, yet, might not have saved him because security guards themselves might pull the trigger as it happened in the case of Salmaan Taseer. Now, TOI reports:

Militants who killed Shahbaz Bhatti say, "He is a cursed man".

Apparently, Pakistan Taliban claimed the responsibility for killing Shahbaz Bhatti. It seems killers also left (scattered) leaflets at the site of shooting in which they said, "This is the punishment of this cursed man". (full report)

Leaflet left by killers. (source) (The translated text of this letter is presented at the end (date: 03/09/2011.))

Another victim of blasphemy law: Pakistani minister for religious minorities, Shahbaz Bhatti who asked for repealing blasphemy law, has been shot to death.

Shahbaz Bhatti, the minister for religious minorities in Pakistan, has been shot today by gunmen and he died later in an Islamabad hospital (here). He is a Christian, only Non Muslim minister in cabinet and is most known for his opposition to blasphemy law. He is the second high profile politician to be killed this year in the context of blasphemy law. Earlier this year, Salmaan Taseer, Governor of Punjab Province, was shot dead by his own security guard. After Taseer's killing, Mr. Bhatti predicted his death at the hands of militants (here, here).