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15-04-2006
New Delhi, Indo-Asian News Service:
The Jama Masjid returned to its routine on Saturday ...
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Peace returns to Jamia Masjid
Peace returns to Jamia Masjid
15-04-2006
New Delhi, Indo-Asian News Service:
The Jama Masjid returned to its routine on Saturday after a day of panic sparked by twin bomb blasts that injured a dozen people but caused no damage to the mammoth 17th century structure.
An estimated 250 people attended the day's first prayers early in the morning, a spokesman for the red stone mosque.
A large number of policemen kept vigil around the historic mosque on Saturday, checking visitors and bags carried by people.
"There is absolutely no tension, everything is fine, everything is normal," spokesman Amanulla Khan said. "You can say we are back to our normal routine."
Asked whom the Jama Masjid officials suspected for the blasts that took place within a space of 15 minutes, Khan, speaking on behalf of Shahi Imam Syed Ahmed Bukhari, said: "That is not for us to say. The police are on their job. We are sure they will find out."
The Bukharis have been the custodians of the mosque -- which can hold tens of thousands of people at any given time -- since the shrine was built.
The first blast occurred at 5.20 pm on Friday during prayer time and the second followed shortly thereafter.
Among the injured were a woman and a child. Most people were treated for minor injuries.
But the incident did create panic in the mosque and the congested area all around it, drawing thousands of people.
Police moved in hurriedly to begin investigations.
The authorities as well as Shahi Imam Bukhari immediately appealed for calm.
President APJ Abdul Kalam and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh reacted quickly with denunciations of the bomb attack.
Congress president Sonia Gandhi visited the mosque around 10 pm on Friday and spent 15 to 20 minutes at the site meeting Shahi Imam Bukhari, the spokesman said.
Police said the explosives used Friday were of a nature that would not kill or cause any major damage. Police are working on various theories.
15-04-2006
New Delhi, Indo-Asian News Service:
The Jama Masjid returned to its routine on Saturday after a day of panic sparked by twin bomb blasts that injured a dozen people but caused no damage to the mammoth 17th century structure.
An estimated 250 people attended the day's first prayers early in the morning, a spokesman for the red stone mosque.
A large number of policemen kept vigil around the historic mosque on Saturday, checking visitors and bags carried by people.
"There is absolutely no tension, everything is fine, everything is normal," spokesman Amanulla Khan said. "You can say we are back to our normal routine."
Asked whom the Jama Masjid officials suspected for the blasts that took place within a space of 15 minutes, Khan, speaking on behalf of Shahi Imam Syed Ahmed Bukhari, said: "That is not for us to say. The police are on their job. We are sure they will find out."
The Bukharis have been the custodians of the mosque -- which can hold tens of thousands of people at any given time -- since the shrine was built.
The first blast occurred at 5.20 pm on Friday during prayer time and the second followed shortly thereafter.
Among the injured were a woman and a child. Most people were treated for minor injuries.
But the incident did create panic in the mosque and the congested area all around it, drawing thousands of people.
Police moved in hurriedly to begin investigations.
The authorities as well as Shahi Imam Bukhari immediately appealed for calm.
President APJ Abdul Kalam and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh reacted quickly with denunciations of the bomb attack.
Congress president Sonia Gandhi visited the mosque around 10 pm on Friday and spent 15 to 20 minutes at the site meeting Shahi Imam Bukhari, the spokesman said.
Police said the explosives used Friday were of a nature that would not kill or cause any major damage. Police are working on various theories.

Allah bears witness that none has the right to be worshipped but He, and the angels, and those having knowledge (also bear witness to this); (He always) maintains His creation in justice. None has the right to be worshipped but He, the Almighty, the All-Wise.
(Imran: 18)
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Re: Peace returns to Jamia Masjid
alhamdulillah its back and running and may Allah preserve all the masaajid in the future
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Allah bears witness that none has the right to be worshipped but He, and the angels, and those having knowledge (also bear witness to this); (He always) maintains His creation in justice. None has the right to be worshipped but He, the Almighty, the All-Wise.
(Imran: 18)
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Salaam,
Indeed faith and piety comes first before life..
Show that we die and live as muslims...
In reverence to Allah..
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Originally Posted by
snakelegs
this is really quite wonderful. a bomb in a masjid and before that, bombs in hndu temples and no communal riots!!!
maybe things are changing for the better in india?
Maybe Muslims and Hindus are suspicious to a 3rd party who try to make both religious community to kill each others.
But the Sunnis and Shhites of Iraq still dont get it.
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Originally Posted by
north_malaysian
Maybe Muslims and Hindus are suspicious to a 3rd party who try to make both religious community to kill each others.

But the Sunnis and Shhites of Iraq still dont get it.
Oh ,man !! Hear we go, again. The 'nothing can be as it seems, twisted conspiracy theory' thing, again. So tell us who this '3rd party' is. (like I need to ask)
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Originally Posted by
acapulcogold
Oh ,man !! Hear we go, again. The 'nothing can be as it seems, twisted conspiracy theory' thing, again. So tell us who this '3rd party' is. (like I need to ask)
you don't think that politicians use people by pitting them against other people?

each man thinks of his own fleas as gazelles question authority 
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Maybe. But it seems easier to believe that people just don't like each other because they are different. Wouldn't be the first time. And there IS always that 'conspiracy mind-set' on this site. So who IS this '3rd party' ? Let me guess. The U.S. ?
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Originally Posted by
acapulcogold
Maybe. But it seems easier to believe that people just don't like each other because they are different. Wouldn't be the first time. And there IS always that 'conspiracy mind-set' on this site. So who IS this '3rd party' ? Let me guess. The U.S. ?
the U.S.??? you are being U.S.-centric. i was thinking of indian politicians.
have you never heard of "divide and conquer"? it has been used by people in power or seeking power all over the world.

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Originally Posted by
acapulcogold
Oh ,man !! Hear we go, again. The 'nothing can be as it seems, twisted conspiracy theory' thing, again. So tell us who this '3rd party' is. (like I need to ask)
3rd party - Martians!
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WOW !!! The U.S. didn't do it this time ??? I'm stunned !!!!
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