By Arsala Hassan
Daesh, the fugitives of the fallen republic, and Pakistan’s military regime are names built on evil, enmity toward Muslims, and serving the aims of the infidel world.
Anyone who revolts against the rightful and unanimously accepted Amir of the Muslims and refuses to obey him is called a Khariji, whether they rose against the Rightly Guided Caliphs during the time of the Companions, against the Amirs during the time of the Tabi’in and those after them, or rise against them today. (The Army of Satan, p. 28).
Since their emergence until today, the Khawarij have remained insolent and hostile toward Islam, the Islamic system, Islamic symbols, even the Messenger of Allah (PBUH), and all the Amirs of the Muslims up to the present day. They are the first group of heretics and misguided people to appear in Islamic history. The existence of Khariji thinking and ideology had already come to light during the time of the Messenger of Allah (PBUH). Dhul-Khuwaysirah al-Tamimi or Hurqūs ibn Zuhayr al-Sa’di at-Tamimi, according to differences in narrations, was the first Khariji who showed insolence in front of the Messenger of Allah (PBUH). (The Army of Satan, pp. 20-21).
Because of its extremist thinking and violence, Daesh has caused widespread killings and fear among Muslims. Its attacks have often affected civilians, mosques, and public places as well. Its actions are carried out in the name of Islam, but its methods and deeds are completely against Islam.
To help this evil group, Daesh, achieve its wicked objectives, Pakistan has been chosen. Pakistan’s military regime, which carries out the conspiracies of the infidel world, can go to any lengths to achieve its interests. It has always fueled crises, insecurity, oppression, and brutality in Afghanistan for others. Whenever Afghanistan has been occupied, it has taken payments from the occupiers in exchange for Afghanistan, provided them with air and ground cooperation, and merely by using the name of Muslim, falsely claimed to be cooperating while throwing dust in the eyes of Afghans.
Another point is that the military regime has lost the reins of its own survival. It has tightened the circle of oppression around its own people so much that every individual is now forced to do whatever they can against it. Widespread opposition has risen inside the country against the military regime. Different groups, opposition parties, the TTP, and Baloch freedom fighters have become a major headache for it. To escape this internal heat, it targets Afghanistan. Sometimes it violates Afghanistan’s airspace, fires artillery shells at areas near the Durand Line, or provides the ground for evil groups to enter Afghanistan.
They do this to change their people’s perception of their weak government, cover up their internal problems, keep people unaware of their fundamental difficulties, and keep them away from the demands their own people are making of them.
The military regime has also chosen another point and uses it as propaganda. It calls Afghanistan a tool in India’s hands and, through this, shows its people that Afghanistan is supposedly interfering in Pakistan to help India and the TTP achieve their objectives. In this way, it stirs up its own people, even though all these claims are far from reality.
Alongside this, there are also some remaining evil elements of the former republic who, in opposition to Afghanistan’s current situation, are working in a joint network with Daesh and Pakistan’s military regime. For this reason, the most important point in analyzing the “Evil Triangle” is that if the objectives, propaganda positions, or regional interests of different groups come together at one point, this in itself is conclusive proof of direct cooperation among them.
After the fall of the republic in August 2021, many senior officials, political figures, security personnel, and other employees of that system left Afghanistan and settled in different countries, including Pakistan. These are the remaining elements of the fugitive republic.
After the fall, some political figures of the former republic continued their political opposition to the new situation. Pakistan, too, in pursuit of its wicked objectives, took advantage of this opportunity and began bringing these evil elements together. It established camps for them, trained them for military and propaganda purposes, built checkpoints and even posts for them near the imaginary line, and now it is practically using them against Afghanistan.
In short, we can say that the military regime, by using all these sides, welcomes the presence of all kinds of evil elements to preserve its own survival. It presents itself to the world as a victim of terrorism and, under this name, takes money and payments from the international community. But in reality, the terrorists, the trainers of terrorists, and the supporters of terrorists are none other than this very military regime.
