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Growth of Radical Islam in Pakistan

Over the last couple of decades, there has been a steady increase in acts of violence by so-called radical Islamic groups. These acts, spanning the globe, were intended to terrorize the common people as well as countries. Murders, suicide attacks, extortion and kidnappings have been carried out in countries as diverse as the Philippines, Pakistan, India, Israel, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia and the United States of America. These acts of violence have beenjustified in the name of ‘freedom struggle’, ‘fight for Islam’, ‘in defence ofIslam’. Forces like A1 Qaida and Taliban tried to reestablish God’s rule, as interpreted by them, in Afghanistan and declared that their ‘Jihad’ would continue till all semblances ofevil influences were wiped out in that country. Terror attacks on the World Trade Center, Pentagon, Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, the Indian Parliament and the activities of Taliban and Al-Qaida in Afghanistan have earned world-wide condemnation. Whatever be their ‘cause’, the actions by these militant groups have only served to distort the image of Islam. They have also alienated a large section of the ‘Islamic Ummah’ as well as non-Muslim society.’