Punjabi taliban networks in UK

Submitted by Musa Khan Jalalzai (United Kingdom), Nov 17, 2010 at 12:44

Punjabi Taliban

Radicalization of Pakistani students in some 113 universities 1,371 colleges and 25000 religious schools has now become a hot debate in media and intellectual circles. Pakistan's educational system is the prime cause of youth radicalization. Education system and socioeconomic situation in Southern Punjab has compelled poor parents to send their children to sectarian schools. Extremist infrastructure and widespread terror networks of militant groups and poor governance has created the climate of fear across Pakistan. Pakistan's Punjab province is home to eighty million people and a web of Punjabi Taliban activities. In southern Punjab, extremist tendencies spread everywhere. Extremist forces gained foothold in all major cities.

I think there are many books available in the market on the Taliban issue, but books about the Punjabi Taliban are not available so for. Punjabi Taliban is an extremist group fighting NATO inside Afghanistan and Pakistani forces in Southern Punjab and Waziristan. The group of Punjabi Taliban was formed by various Pakistani banned sectarian Deobandi group.

My Book Proposals:

My Book: Punjabi Taliban: Extremism, Takfiri Jihadism and Pakistan's War on its own citizens. By: Musa Khan Jalalzai.

• The main themes and objectives of my proposed book.

1-The main themes and objectives of my book proposed book, Punjabi Taliban, is to introduce a new terrorist organization in Pakistan's Southern Punjab, fighting against the state army. The role of Pakistan's sectarian groups, specifically, Lashkar-e-Toiba, Lashkar-e-Jhangavi and Sepah-e-Sahaba in providing mercenaries to the new Taliban movement, which has established a strong network in the United Kingdom, is a constant need to be revealed. Punjab is home to nearly half of Pakistan's 25,000 madrassas. Hundreds of seminaries in Multan and Bahawalpur follow the hard-line Deobandi school of Islam. A majority of the "non-state actors" now operating in the region and also targeting the state of Pakistan have come from Southern Punjab, with Bahawalpur as epicentre.

6-Table of Contents:

1-Chapter-1: Southern Punjab and the Phenomenon of Punjabi Taliban. This Chapter discusses the origin of Punjabi Taliban.

2-Chapter Two: Maulana Masood Azhar and his Terror Network. This Chapter highlights the Madrassa network, resources and operational network of the founder Maulana Masood Azhar.

3-Chapter Three-3: Punjabi Extremists and Non-State Actors in Pakistan. This chapter discusses Punjabi groups and other non-state actors (Approx-400 Sectarian groups) in Punjab.

4-Chapter Four: Jihadi Madrassa and Terrorism in Punjab. This Chapter discusses the role of the Madrassas, there funding, extremism and recruitment.

5-Chapter Five: Important Punjabi Sectarian Jihadi Groups. This chapter discusses important Punjabi sectarian terrorist groups one by one.

6-Chapter Six: Punjabi Taliban and the Saraikistan Jihad.

A) Jaish-e-Mohammed (Army of Prophet Muhammad).

b) Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan. (Army of the Companions of Prophet Muhammad).

c) Sipah-e-Mohammed Pakistan. (Army of Muhammad)

d) Lashkar-e-Toiba (Army of pure Muslims).

e) Lashkar-e-Jhangavi (Jhangavi Army).

f) Sunni Tehrik. (Barelvi Group). Movement of Sunni Sect).

7-Chapter Seven: RAW, KHAD, RAM, Punjabi Taliban, India and Afghanistan.

This Chapter discusses the role of Indian intelligence, Afghan intelligence in the terror related operations and suicide attacks in Pakistan.

8-Chapter Eight: China, India, Afghanistan and the US War on Terrorism. The Chapter, (as Pakistan complains about the Indian and Afghan interference and their support to Pakistani terror networks) discusses the US war on terror, Chinese military deployment in Northern Ireland (10,000 soldiers) and its allegedly military support to the Taliban.

Appendix-1: Pakistan's Anti Terror Amended Laws for 2002.

Appendix-2: Punjabi sectarian Terrorist Groups.

Notes to Chapters.

Bibliography.

CV-Musa Khan Jalalzai

149-Roman Road Plaistow, London, E6 3SP. Phone--07805228618, E-mail: zai.musakhan222@gmail.com, f.khankhan@yahoo.com.

Education from Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Work and Professional Experience:

I am an experienced research scholar, analyst, intelligence analysis expert, investigative writer and expert on terrorism, sectarian violence, suicide terrorism and cyber terrorism. My research experience is comprised of twenty two years in politics, Afghanistan and terrorism issues. I am the author of several books on Terrorism, Violence, Sectarianism, Ethnic Violence, Suicide Terrorism, Human trafficking, Prostitution-Industry and Population terrorism, Taliban, Central Asia, South Asia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, the United Kingdom, Cyber Terrorism and Foreign Policy Issues.

I have worked on the following posts:

1-Pakistan Institute of National Affairs, Lahore, Pakistan (Research Scholar From 1991-1993), where, during the Gulf War in 1991-1992, I completed two books on the issue of Persian Gulf Politics.

2-Daily the Frontier Post, staff writer, (from 1994-1997), where I wrote over one hundred articles on various political issues.

3-Daily the Nation, Pakistan, staff writer from 1999-2000, where I extensively wrote on the issue of terrorism and sectarian violence in Pakistan.

4-Weekly Independent (Writer from 2000-2003), where I wrote on sectarianism.

5-Daily Outlook Afghanistan, Executive Editor, from 2005-March 2009. I am still the honorary executive editor of the newspaper and write article permanently for the editorial page.

6-Permanent article writer of Daily the Post (Pakistan). I have written over three hundred political columns in the newspaper so for.

6-Independent Research Scholar, from 1997-2005. I wrote articles and books.

7-Permanent Column Writer of Daily the New Nation, Bangladesh, Moscow Times, New Yorker, New York Times.

8-Daily Times, Pakistan, from June 2010-Oct 2010.

9-Daily the New Nation Bangladesh.

Languages: I can speak write and speak Pashto, Persian, Dari Urdu, Punjabi, Saraiki, English and Arabic.

Some of my Important Books;

The Political Economy of Afghanistan Musa Khan Jalalzai Hardcover, Sang-e-Meel Publications.

Taliban and the Post-Taliban Afghanistan: Terrorism, Al-Qaeda and the Qila-E-Jangi Massacre By Musa Khan Jalalzai Hardcover, Sang-e-Meel Publications.

The US War on Terrorism in Afghanistan By Musa Khan Jalalzai Hardcover, Sang-e-Meel Publications, ISBN 969351422X (969-35-1422-X)

The Foreign Policy of Pakistan, By Musa Khan Jalalzai Hardcover 2003. Dua Publications, Lahore Pakistan.

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