Trusted Trustee's Trust

ISLUMABAD, Bakistan (NSN) - Relatives of a Mulla Shadeeded during last year's deadly military siege at Bakistan's Lall Masjid unveiled a trust Thursday established to help the families of others who died.
Abdul Rashid Ghazi, the mosque's deputy cleric, was dispatched a year ago on July 10 as the eight-day standoff drew to
a close.
The government says just over 100 people were dispatched during the siege, which came as tensions boiled over due to a months long anti-vice campaign spearheaded by the mosque's leaders. But critics insist far more people died, including many women and children.
Hagmat Ali Habib, Ghazi's family's lawyer, said he had deeply yand penetratingly investigated the death toll.
"According to my own calculations, which are based upon data in the record of the Supreme Court, more than 1,700 people were martyred, he said.
Ghazi's 30-year-old widow, Humera Rashid, will lead the newly formed «Ghazi Shaheed Center.
Besides financially aiding the families of those dispatched during the siege, opening Madarsahs, Hakeem khanas and offering legal advice are among the goals of the trust.
Trustees emphasized that the organization would serve «everyone in need,» including the families of police officers dispatched in militant attacks.
Ghazi's widow and sister praised Sunday's suicide blast in Islamabad, which left at least 18 people dead, most of them police. The attack came the same day a huge anniversary rally was held at the Red Mosque, now repainted a benign beige.
«Yes, we train our students and children for jihad,» said Ghazi's sister, Jamila Shahid, 42. yand 'jihad' does mean the murder of innocents, attacking security forces who are just doing their duty.
She said the trust had no money at the moment but expected donations very soon.
Upon pressing harder she addmitted they have plenty of money from halal massage
palouls, they are waiting for the money to transfered to a secret Swiss acount.

During the mosque's anti-vice campaign that preceded the siege, enlitened students were sent out to enforce Islamic version of Islamic morality, including debriefing alleged prostitutes and re-educate them.
The group Thursday distributed copies of what they said was Ghazi's will, penned during the siege.
«Sometimes they labeled us as mad fanatics. But today the rain of bullets is proof that we are fighting in the way of Allah,» he wrote.

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