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India V Pakistan & The Curious Ceasefire - Mufti Abu Layth

muftis koran quraan al-quran ayah aya ayat ayaat aayah aayat nikah nikkah nikaah nikah nama nikahnama alhamdulilah al-hamdu lillah alhumdulillah alhamdulillaah hamdulillah as-salamu alaykum assalamu alaikum assalamualaikum salaam salaams salam alaykum wa alaykum as-salam peace greeting

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Alhamdulillah. India versus Pakistan. And as the dust settles the low down people and the beginning of a new dawn. So this potential human disaster that almost unfolded what could have led to a potential nuclear war. Wow.

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Some afterthoughts on all of this. As many of you you will by now know the whole uh the major details. India, what appears to have just done a false flag um operation, a a tragedy blamed on terrorism in Baham, Kashmir leading to the life of uh 26 victims I believe blamed

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on terrorist organizations and then by extension Pakistan. And keeping in mind that as many local Kashmiri residents had said that Kashmir is one of the most highest militarized zones for local public residents to move just from locality to another.

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There are so many military checkpoints that how did such an organized group get to such a point that they could conduct such an attack having passed bypassed several military uh heavily militarized zones and checkpoints and uh I mean that is a question in and of itself.

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In any case, following that as tensions rose, the war spilled over. I was amongst many people who damn I was just thinking, yeah, you know, because the thing about war is as easy as it may be to instigate, how does it come to an end?

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And such matters can't be overlooked when both countries are you know so volatile and nuclear powers one of the only few I mean two of the only uh 10 countries I believe in the entire world that are nuclear strong. So as this began, India and had struck in the middle of the night naming their operation operation sindur which I mean salam you know if you couldn't turn things more comical they I mean I don't know what they meant

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by that because as everybody knows I mean that's something the bride wears uh as as she goes into marriage. So I mean the memes I'll leave to your imagination. The memes that followed and ensued from that. In any case, they launch these strikes, most of which upon civilian um you know, regions and localities and claiming that they're striking uh terrorist organizations and um places to

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do with Molana Masud Ahar and so on, but just striking masids and and and resulting in several casualties. ies and some deaths including that of a child. So I mean just shame on them for doing that in in the darkness of the night. And then when Pakistan retaliated with what it called operation bonanum marus.

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So and this is taken from the verse of the Quran where Allah speaks of the believers as this fortified foundation. But during this war or what came of it because before Pakistan launched its retaliatory attack, it had countered the offensive heavily resulting in so many losses for India taking down the well Pakistan claims perhaps you know maybe

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three and some claim five but at least at least some uh Rafael 4.5 generation uh agents I mean this is state-of-the-art that Pakistan that India sorry had prided itself on Pakistan took down at least two if not um Pakistan claims perhaps anything between three to five of these stateofthe-art not agents that have immense stealth

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capabilities and can that have what they call a beyond visual range a BVR of 200 kilometers. That's the kind of precise shooting point you're dealing with. So and this by the way when it began uh when it occurred many critics especially western critics denied I mean without any facts or even looking into the matter just said just looking at plausibility alone they said that this was implausible since the fighter jets that

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Pakistan has has a BVR you know beyond visual range of really just 100 km. ters. So these jets are out of their range. How could they? Let alone take them down. They can't even they can't even capture them using their radar systems that they can't even locate them and set a target on them, let alone take them out.

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How this is impossible. They were saying that keeping in mind that these are rapidly moving targets and they're out of the visual uh not just visual but the auditing and radar capacity and the jets capacity. So in usual combat what you have is the jets locking on to one another and uh a kind of aerial dog fight.

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And this, by the way, went down as the longest in recent history aerial dog fight known in aviation history. Almost an entire hour of I believe 10 was it 24 jets combined on both sides in the air going on for 59 minutes. Wow.

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And so in that and Pakistan did take them down and then France confirmed this and you can imagine this to the French detriment that they sold these Rafael to India only to now dip in value. I mean you have stateofthe-art military warfare weapon technology out there and never has a French Rafael been downed.

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And there it is. Pakistan takes it down. And you know just y salam. So even the beginning and this by the way Pakistan used what was known as ABC warfare where they synchronize ground radar with jets. And this point, this two point had been done by the United States and Russia previously.

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But Pakistan did a third step unprecedented in I mean this is not has not been conducted by any military uh capacity worldwide where they synchronize the ground warfare the ground radar uh uh capabilities with the jets with what with Awok which is airborne warning and control systems and these are like these military Oh, sorry.

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These are like almost these planes like Boeings with this massive circular disc around them that has a 300 kilometer uh uh 360 degrees uh radar that it is picking up as well and simultaneously in real time synced with all three.

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This ABC method has never been used, not by the United States, not by Russia, not by anybody. And Pakistan successfully used that. And you could see not only did they shoot down the um the Rafael but in and Pakistan claims like I said over five and in some reports six that they shot down that they successfully destroyed India's S400 anti-missile capabilities which are

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which is a Russian stateofthe-art But I mean it's something which is so spectacular that it can lock on to 300 um targets at one point and and destroy I believe anything between 30 to 40 in a given instant. I mean that this is the S400 is state-of-the-art and Pakistan took that out as well in their operation. Bonanus.

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So right all of this what has and in addition to that just to you know almost as a uh a masala to what's going on they the cyber attack as part of a uh launched offensive in retaliation Pakistan besides hacking into the into the airjet into the uh you know the the actual military uh capacities.

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So some of their pilots were hacked into they jammed obviously a lot of their kind of aircrafts and things like this. In addition to that and hacking into countless security systems, uh, train stations showing demonstrating the ability to cause chaos, they also, and I found this somewhat, uh, amusing, hacked into the largest electric companies and erased all accounts.

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I mean, yes, salam. I mean that you know if anything is a uh an amusing matter you think we could do with a bit of that you just erase all accounts instantly. I mean just imagine now Pakistan announced also that uh China had given Pakistan access to its uh bedu.

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So bedu is a GPS system. So you've got some of the leading you have GPS which is American, Glonas which is Russian, Galileo European and GPS which is you know so popular worldwide has um I believe is it 34 or 35 something like that satellite constellations in this orbiting earth.

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China's bedu system has a constellation of 44 satellites. The most comprehensive uh GPS system that currently on earth is held by the Chinese to one meter accuracy. They gave military resolution access to Pakistan during that war. And that is crazy.

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And what you can see is in addition to the so what what emerges as the dust settles. So in addition to the embarrassing kind of slap in the face that India faced with that um the the the kind of breakdown of its what was its pride really the Rafael aircrafts the S400 I mean the these things being taken down what it showed was one Chinese

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might and their aircraft. So, and the not just the aircraft, their weaponry. So, the what the jets that Pakistan was using the J10C, there's nothing spectacular about them. They they are also four plus fourth plus generation, but they were inferior to the Indian Rafael.

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Yet Pakistan synchronizing them with the ABC method and using the J17 Thunders successfully took out all these you know state-of-the-art much superior uh weaponry. What that shows is one the synchronized and new face of Chinese intelligence and weaponry.

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You know, when the ceasefire was declared, America stepped in and Trump announced that we've uh successfully brokered this ceasefire. And the question was, well, why? And on one hand, yes, of course, it's embarrassingly humiliating for India what's happening, but I'm not so convinced that was the reason.

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I feel that America stressed the ceasefire and yes I do feel that Pakistan does also had captured the Indian female pilot uh Shivangi I'm almost certain they captured her because it doesn't make sense although Pakistan denied this you see she was releasing all these social media Tik Toks and things prior to the war if she hadn't been captured I'm or she would just release a Tik Tok saying here I am you know what's all this I feel that during that truce and the

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ceasefire India had laid stipulated that Pakistan suppresses the claim claim of this capture and in turn India will you know when it comes to the uh the suspension of the water treaty the indust water treaty that they will you know be flexible Now, yeah. So why did America step in when clearly Pakistan spokespeople stated that prior as tensions were high and prior to the Indian attack America Pakistan reached out to America yet

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America clearly refused to get involved and Vance had been in India just moments really before the the Indian strike of operation Synindor they clearly weren't interested So why did they suddenly get so interested? I feel that this clearly is nothing to do with India is India's humiliation.

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Rather, it's to do with Chinese weaponry. You see what I didn't know is that all of Chinese weaponry that it creates, 80% of all of its exports only go to Pakistan. Other countries don't buy Chinese weaponry because they because it's never been tested. It's not what they call war tested.

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So 80% of all exports only go to Pakistan. Now during this war, Chinese weaponry stood the test of time and it excelled. It shined. And the greatest thing China's ever done, I'm telling you, is Tik Tok. Because what they did, you see, the world was generally disconnected with China because of the language and cultural barrier.

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And how do you find out anything about ch how do you get things from China? How do you do anything with China? Well, Alibaba, AliExpress, people don't know, you know, there's almost this metaphorical great wall s, you know, between the world and China. Now with Tik Tok, China has direct access to the entire world. There it is. It sends out a message. So it started to flood Tik Tok with all these messages saying that look gave the prime example of India relying on French, Russian and Israeli

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weaponry all which do not talk to each other. The software is not easily synchronized. And it st and it stated that if you buy I mean these Tik Toks you could see them. They were saying if you buy weaponry from us it all comes seamlessly integrated. Also they announced that if you buy weapons from us there's no stipulations. I didn't realize until I watched one of these Tik Toks that the F-16s that America sold Pakistan, it sold them with the condition that you cannot use them in any war against India.

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Hence, during this war, no F-16s were used. I mean, that's crazy. Since Pakistan's threat is coming from India and they sell this weaponry with such a stipulation that should you use it, we will I mean they will just block the software or they'll hold them uh to severe an austere account. So China was advertising on uh Tik Tok that if you buy weapons from us it comes conditionfree.

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Following this war, India's JTNC are now to be listed in the Paris uh air show which is huge. It's a massive big deal. They were not listed before. They've never been listed. Chinese jets have never been listed. And now this year in 2025's Paris Air Show, the J10C which were used in Pakistan are going to be listed. In addition to that the um it's online uh stated Allaham but this is what stated that Colombia has already placed I think

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an order of something like 25 26 J10C's which are a fraction of the price of other aircraft uh western counterparts. Then you've got, if you just look at where China is, it has the the American F-35 which are fifth generation. China has its J 20 series which are fifth generation.

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China has already released its actual concept of sixth generation aircraft. Released it whilst America just had it on paper. I think America tried to say, well, you know, I think they're trying to speed up the and China has announced its actual um manufacturing by 2030. So, the longer this war was to go on, the boost, the ridiculous boost that Chinese weapon industry was gaining.

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And this is why America stepped in. And I would say strong armed this um you know ceasefire which we all are glad it did and that this ceasefire happened because really you know when this war began yam I was thinking that you know ya Allah where does this go you know and as the poet says you know that

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Allah that you know war is what you know and experience and taste. It isn't just this you know just heart here and talking about it or people these are calamitous kind of crises and but it's amazing y salam that truly the help of Allah manifested and it's fascinating the turn of events and how China for once unprecedentedly publicly took Okay stance you know the foreign minister

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announcing that we will stand with Pakistan in this war make no mistake about unprecedented China never you know it's always has a neutral soft positioning took a hard stance with rumors of several Chinese leading officers in Pakistan during the war. I mean this is and what it showed to the world was that Pakistan moving forward is not just Pakistan.

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It is Pakistan and China that you're dealing with. I just I think many people are just in awe of the situation that has arisen and it is I suppose concerning as well for many countries like especially the western superpowers France which lost stock value as the Chinese uh stock surged.

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America that now has a fierce competitor in the weaponry market which up until now pretty much one could say America monopolized because its weaponry was not only state-of-the-art which it is but war tested. So yeah, these are some fascinating observations on what unfolded before us.

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you know this and just the help of what I would say Allah cuz it truly is something that shows wow not only the longest aerial dog fight in recent aviation history where Pakistan successfully avoid really any losses and then faced a just a barbaric drone strike from India and successfully took down these drones and did sustained losses.

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I mean as in uh civilian um damage but then retaliated so successfully and you know striking the the state of the art aircraft state-of-the-art anti-missile um machinery and just really taking this out with such dignity and above all the Pakistan um spokespeople rema maintained a this a dignified um mam really in all of this where India's news oh my god it was so

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embarrassing you know if you I clicked on YouTube on the it was just this war hysteria I mean if you and just the amount of misinformation oh we've taken over Pakistan we've taken over Karach we've taken over Islam tanks have I mean just a ridiculous and it showed how out of control India was that it's so much of its public is watching this and then a ceasefire is declared.

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It makes no sense. And so the the foreign minister, the third most powerful person politically in the entire country announces I mean it's not him who's broken but he announces the ceasefire and the the the fanatics of India turn on him. you know, he isn't he he's a Hindu. He's part of the BJP, the this right-wing fascist Hindutma uh group that and uh Vikram I I believe uh is it Vikram Misri

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or something his name is they there's an onslaught against him. They find his uh on Twitter. They find his daughter's Twitter handle. they and make threats not only to assault her but to to to rape her. I mean this is the the state of how low the affairs had stooped in India and this by no means you know is a reflection on India as a people.

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I feel that India as a people really I do believe in is is a is a beautiful country with amazing people. I mean you see it is so disproportionately represented the majority of the India of of India which you see is so sick you know according to the latest pew uh reports and polls so sick to death of just north India's and Dilly's obsession with Pakistan in any case what we saw here was really a manifestation of the verses

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Allahbar and really from I I would say that Allah watches over you know in the words of Khalib that you know you know despite seriously what the army is unacceptable what they're doing to Imran Khan but you know

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And this is in the sense that you know in that sense that Allah truly does help and I also uh his his famous that That is you know that it's not that whether these the storm wishes to come

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let it come that Allah watches over this ship that it is not impossible or difficult that through these tumultuous waves that we reach the shore. Allahbar. So Allah bless all. I wanted to share this thought and really just a breakdown.

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Allah abbar in this moment in this episode despite all the tension and the fear I had fear that you know I've got family Pakistan and I thought yasam what is going to happen? Yet Allah watched over. So truly in this you know Pakistan sabad and may this may the army see sense y salam and you know release Imran Khan he truly is the leader of Pakistan.

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Take care people. Allah bless you all.

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