Thursday, October 4, 2007

Total Assets of MS Benazir Bhutto [An eye opener]



Assets of MS Benazir Bhuto declared for the assessment year 1999-2000 (AS 30.06.1999)
ASSETS COST VALUE

Bilawal House (Self) Rs.3000000 Rs.3000000
1/2 share in 90 Clifton Karachi (Self) Rs.112500 Rs.112500
Shop in Corniche (Ms Bakhtawar) Rs.300000 Rs.300000
Plot in Nawabshah (Ms. Asifa) Rs.7000 Rs.7000
Plot in Gawader-I (Self) Rs.45000 Rs.45000
Plot in Gawader-II (Self) Rs.18000 Rs.18000
Interest in Ice Factory (Self) Rs.114459 Rs.114459
Jewllery (Self) Rs.315000 Rs.315000
NIT Units (Self) Rs.232698 Rs.232698
Share in Zardari Group (Bilawal) Rs.210000 Rs.210000
Share in Zardari Group (Ms Bakhtawar) Rs.200000 Rs.200000
Share in Zardari Group (Ms Asifa) Rs.165000 Rs.165000
Bank Balance (Self) Rs.1690696 Rs.1690696
Bank Balance (Minors) Rs.188646 Rs.188646
Cash in Hand (Self) Rs.2009339 Rs.2009339
Cash in Hand (Minors) Rs.10487074 Rs.10487074
Advance money& share in PPL & Hilal-e-Pakistan Rs.156200 Rs.156200
Less: Liabilities Rs.(570000) Rs.(570000)
TEXABLE WEALTH Rs.15525412 Rs.15525412

AGRICULTURAL ASSETS Estimated Value 400 PIUs PIUs Value
Self 6129 Rs.2451600
Bilawal 3224 Rs.1289600
Bakhtawar 3209 Rs.1283600
Asifa 3199 Rs.1279600
Asifa 818 Rs.327200
TOTAL Rs.6631600
AGRICULTURAL ASSETS CLAIMED AS EXEMPTS:
Naudera House (Bakhtawar) - Rs.700000
Mercedez Benz-I (Self) - Rs.902400
Agricultural Equipments (Self) - Rs.292078
Agricultural Equipments (Minors) - Rs.825000
TOTAL Rs.2719478

MS BENAZIR BHUTO/ASIF ALI ZARDARI BANK ACCOUNTS
Switzerland: Amounts
1. Union Bank of Switzerland a/c # 552.343 UK Restricted Information
2. Barclays Bank Geneva -do-
3 Citi Bank Geneva -do-
4 Bank Nationale de Paris -do-
5 Cantrade Ormond Burrus,Banke Pirvee SA -do-
6 Banque Financiere,Dela Citee -do-
7 Swiss Bank Corporation -do-
8 Credit Suisse -do-
9 PICTET-ET CIE Geneva -do-
10 Banque Francaisc du Commerce Extensievr(BFCE) -do-
11 Banque Pasha SA -do-



Dubai:
1. Citi Bank Dubai -do-



France:
1. Banque La Henin, Paris -do-
2 Credit Agricole (HQ) Paris -do-
3 Credit Agricole Brace, II Place Brevier,76400, Forges Les Eaux -do-
4 Credit Agricole Branch Hante-Normandic, 76230,Boise Grillavme -do-
5 Banque Nationale De Paris -do-



United Kingdom
1. Barclays Bank,Knightsbridge Branch London a/c # 90991473 -do-
2. National Westminister Bank Aldwich Branch London a/c 96832320 -do-
3. Harrods Bank Ltd.London a/c # 11309063 -do-
4 Barclays Bank, Knightsbridge and Chelsea Branch London a/c # 90991473 -do-
5 Midland Bank,Pall Mall Branch London -do-



U.S.A
1. Barclays Bank of New York -do-
2. Citi Bank New York -do-
3. Chase Manhattan Bank New York -do-
4. U.B.S New York Wall Street Branch. -do-



Properties
U.K
1. Rockwood Estate,Haslemere Road,Brooke ,Surrey U.K
2.5 million + 1.0 million (Renovation) =3.5 million UK Pounds
2 Flat 6,11, Queens Gate Terrace London SW7
3. 26 Palace Mansion, Hammussmilch Road, London W14
4. 27 Pont Street London SW1
5. 20, Wilton Crescent , London SW1


France
1. La Manoir Della La Reine Branch Mormon Ville,Hameau, (Near Forges) France 76780,5 Acre +2 attached properties (4.8 million Frence Francs in 1990)
2 Property in Cannes France


U.S.A
1. Stud Farm in Texas
2. Wellington Club East, West Palm Beach , 12165 West Forest Hills, Florida
3. Escue Farm, 13524, India Mound , West Palm Beach , Florida 41-7 Acres
4 3220 Santa Barba Drive Wellington, Florida(580000 US $ )1994
5. 13254, Polo Club Road, West Palm Beach, Florida (155000 US $)
6 3000, North Ocean Drive, Singer Islands, Florida (95000 US $)
7. 525, South Flager Drive, West Palm Beach, Florida

FIRMS/CONCERNS:
1. Lapworth Investment Inc, 2002, Saint Martin Drive, West Jacksonville.
2. Intra Food Inc, 3376, Lomre Grove, Jacksonville, Florida.
3. Dynatel Trading Co, Florida.
4. A.S Reality Inc, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
5. Bon Voyage Travel Consultancy Inc, Florida.
6 bomer Finance Inc, British Virgins Islands.
7 Mariston Secuties Inc, British Virgin Islands
8 Marleton Business S.A British Virgin Islands.
9. Capricorn Tradin S.A British Virgin Islands
10. Dargal Associated S.A British Virgin Islands
11. Fagarita Consulting Inc.British Virgin Islands
12. Marvil Associated Inc,British Virgin Islands
13. Penbury Finance Ltd, British Virgin Islands
14. Oxton Trading Ltd.British Virgin Islands
15. Brinslen Invest S.A British Virgin Islands
16. Climitex Holding S.A British Virgin Islands
17. Elkins Holding S.A British Virgin Islands
18. Minterler Invest Ltd, British Virgin Islands
19. Silvernut Investments Inc,British Virgin Islands
20. Tacolen Investments Ltd.British Virgin Islands
21. Tulerston Invest S.A British Virgin Islands
22. Marledon Invest S.A British Virgin Islands
23. Dustan Trading Inc, British Virgin Islands
24. Reconstruction and Development Finance Inc,British Virgin Islands
25. Nassam Alexander Inc.

BASED ON AVAILABLE DATA THE TOTAL VALUE OF THE LOCATED ASSETS AMOUNT TO US $ 1.5 BILLION APPROXIMATELY , AS ESTIMATED

Saturday, September 22, 2007

The two culprits


It has been more then five years now since the so called war against terrorism was started and uptil now america have achieved " what they wanted to", still there is no clue of usama
bin laden nobody knows where he is although most of the people think he is in america
enjoying a wonderfull life along with the other culprit of the story Mr george bush.Bush is famous to achieve his goal's either by hook or by crook (For more details on that watch famous documentry movie by micheal more) he wanted to have full control on afghanistan and for that purpose he planned the entire Filmy sequence of september 11th along with his culprit brother Mr usama bin laden, after that he planned another senseless attack on Iraq in order to get hold of all the oil and stuff.Is he successfull in achieving all his develish goals or not thats the question only time can answer but one thing for sure that Bush is responsible for the life's of thousands of american soldiers who died while fighting in Afghanistan and in Iraq and bin laden is equally responsible for killing millions of innocent mulims and spreading this suicide attack culture all over the world and i guess the time has come that now both american's and muslims should join hands to get rid of these two DEVILS and brother's by relation if we want to live
with peace.

Friday, September 21, 2007

Atif aslam's Meri kahani


Atif aslam's latest album Meri kahani will be releasing on eid ul fitar, earlier the album was named as hungami halaat and now its renamed as meri kahani, according to atif aslam the style of the music will be like his debut album jalpari.

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

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1. Teri yaad
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2. Paniyoon mein
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3. Cinderella
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4. Layyan layyan
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6. Sohni lagdi
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7. Lari adda
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8. Yaad tu ati
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9. Mahiwaal
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10. Mehndi
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11. Bulbul
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12. Mood
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13. Chal jhoti
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14. Babia
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Sunday, September 9, 2007

Music, A Question of Faith or Dawah? by Yousuf Islam.


I bear witness that there is no God but Allah, And Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) Regardless of all the other unnecessary controversies surrounding me at the moment, I was saddened to recently hear that some voices in the Muslim community have been criticising me because of various record companies re-releasing and advertising a DVD and other past music albums. They appear to be making it out to be a question of Faith; it seems they have not yet understood certain fundamental truths about these issues. So I decided to respond and pray for Allah’s assistance to make the matter clear. When I embraced Islam in 1977 I was still making records and performing. The chief Imam in the London Central Mosque encouraged me to continue my profession of composing and recording; at no time was there ever an ultimatum for me to have to choose between music or Islam. Nevertheless, there were lots of things about the music industry which contravened the Islamic way of life and I was new to the faith, so I simply decided myself to give up the music business. This helped me to concentrate fully on learning and practising Islam - the five pillars - and striving to get close to Allah through my knowledge and worship. However, it is interesting to quote here part of the first interview I gave to a Muslim magazine back in 1980; when asked about my thoughts with regard to music I said, “I have suspended my activities in music for fear that they may divert me from the true path, but I will not be dogmatic in saying that I will never make music again. You can’t say that without adding Insha Allah.” (2) For those who may not be aware of the basics of Islam, the things which make a person Muslim begin with his firm belief in the one and only God, Allah, and Muhammad as the last Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him). Next a Muslim must pray the five obligatory prayers every day; then he must give a portion of his wealth each year to the needy; he must fast the month of Ramadan; and finally he must try to make the pilgrimage to Makkah. It is important to note that I first came to learn about Islam, not through any effort from any Muslim advocate (da’ee), but solely by the Divine Grace of Allah when I received the Qur’an in 1976 as a gift from my brother - al Hamdulillah - who was not even a Muslim at the time. It was then I realised the Qur’an was the Truth I had been seeking. Sadly, today there are many Muslims who have not deeply studied the meanings of the Qur’an, and the majority take religion from birth as a cultural identity, not an educated choice. A large amount do not fulfil the five pillars of Islam, some do not even know how to pray! Unfortunately, there are also many born Muslims who adopt an exclusive and sometimes even racist attitude; only a few have considered trying to invite others to the Religion. This is an extremely important point because, actually, it is well known that if the People of the Book, like Christians or Jews, learn Islam and become Muslims by Allah’s Grace, they receive twice as much reward. Allah the Most High states in the Qur’an, When I first began to learn about Islam it was the greatest moment of my life because it brought me the message of spiritual unity (tawheed). The message of One God resonated in my soul, and I suddenly could recognise it in every law and atom of this immeasurable universe - Subhanallah! Now going back to the subject of music - so long as it is within certain moral limits and does not divert a person from worship - it obviously doesn’t make people Kafirs (non-Believers). The truth is that most of those who buy my records as Cat Stevens are not Muslim, but many who listen to those old songs recognise that they represent the poetic inspiration of a seeker, someone thirsting for peace and trying to understand the unexplained mysteries of life. They were not just typical ‘Rock & Roll’. Indeed, most of my well known songs carried strong moral messages: ‘Peace Train’, ‘On the Road to Findout’ and ‘The Wind’, to mention a few. “I listen to the wind, to the wind of my soul, Where I end up? Well I think only God really knows” It’s true that I have gradually softened my objections to the use of music and songs over the years, and there are good reasons. Since the genocide against Bosnia in 1992, I learnt how important motivational songs are in keeping people’s spirits high during times of great calamity. One of the things that changed me greatly was listening to the assettes coming out of the Balkans at that time; these were rich and highly motivating songs (nasheeds), inspiring the Bosnians with the religious spirit of faith and sacrifice. In addition, from the letters we’ve received in our office over the years, it’s clear that my songs have actually helped many people; some even on the very verge of suicide have been influenced to see life in a positive light again, Allah says, ‘Whoever saves the life of one human being it is as if he has saved the whole of humanity’.Also, if listening to music and songs invalidated Islam, then most of the Muslims during the Abbasid Khilafat and the golden age of Islamic Spain would be considered non-Muslim, God forbid! Interestingly, in the Islamic Republic of Iran, the ‘Ulema have recently decided that the songs I sang as Cat Stevens provides a good example for the youth, to show that there are positive aspects to some music and art. Maybe the ‘Ulema in other countries should take a closer look at what’s happening to their youth, before the gulf between them becomes irreparable and too wide to bridge. We must be able to provide an Islamic alternative. I truly believe that we don’t have to go beyond the generous paradigms of Islam for our solutions. If we turn our attention to the Sunnah (example) of the blessed Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, there are evidences for the allowance of listening to inoffensive words and songs of non-Muslims. Yes, it’s true. Once the Prophet was listening to the poetry of a non-Muslim, Umayyah bin Sault, after listening to around a hundred couplets of the poem, the Prophet, peace be upon him said, “He (Umayyah) was close to accepting Islam.” The issue of music within Islam is an ongoing debate amongst Muslim scholars; some argue that it is totally Haram (prohibited) and others argue that its allowance depends on the song’s conformity to Islamic values and norms. Whilst I agree that some songs and musical influences are haram, this judgement does not apply to every singer or every single note and crotchet played. We must distinguish: for example, what is the message in the words of the song? What is the moral context and environment where the songs are being played? What is the time it is happening? Who is delivering the song? How is it delivered? And importantly, what is the intention? Some scholars say that as long as it conforms to moral norms and doesn’t divert a person from his or her duties in worshipping Allah Most High, then it has its place in the culture of Islam. Different opinions about music indicate that it is not to be taken as a question of faith (‘Aqidah), but is simply a matter of understanding (fiqh). And after having studied this subject for more than twenty five years, I can say that it is certainly not as black and white as some have tried to make us believe. I used to be doubtful about the issue but now realise that many of the Hadith used to support its banning are either weak, unclear, or they do not balance with other specific Hadith showing its allowability. The actual word ‘music’ was never recorded in the original sayings of the Prophet and can not be found in the \preserved ‘Arabic language of the Qur’an - and Allah surely knows best. After having discovered Islam through a complex maze of different spiritual paths and religions, my commitment is to share this treasure of knowledge and understanding of tawheed with others; this I consider a Fard (obligation) upon me. That is why I am trying my best to reach out to people, who have many misconceptions about Islam, Many Muslims today are frustrated, they believe that nothing can be done except to withdraw and pray for Allah to change the situation, or they go to extremes. Of course, Allah the Almighty can change the situation in a second if He wishes, but we must also correct ourselves, Whilst Muslim lands are in chaos, pounded by devastating military forces; and Islam is being dragged through the gutter by the media owing to the misdeeds of certain extreme groups, we must ask: where are united voices of the Ummah to right the picture and change the state of affairs? While the killing of souls is as acceptable as sweeping the streets; while blood gushes from the innocent victims of poverty and unjust aggression, surely there is something we can do? This should not push us to extremities either. Allah Most High says, Therefore, Da’wah, inviting mankind to belief (Iman) and worship of the One God, the True Lord and Creator of the Universe and reminding people of the Day of Judgement, this is the most fundamental issue in whatever time and space. Not performing our duty and ignoring the power of the media is one of the main reasons, I believe, for our failure as a Global Community in creating a more peaceful and just world. Now, going back to those accusations against me and questions about my Iman, the conveyors of such rumours should earnestly seek Allah’s forgiveness. Critics of my music and Da’wah should be aware that we are trying our best to show Muslims and non-Muslims the transcendent beauty and light of Islam, for this we must work within the media or our voices will never be heard. The DVD release of my Concert in 1976 contains an extremely important interview where I explain why I left the music business. Thank God, many are seeing and hearing this side for the first time without the usual journalistic distortion. Additionally, my contribution to those charity concerts protesting against the war on Iraq and for victims of AIDS - particularly innocent children - were charitable acts which I wanted to perform on behalf of the Muslims, although I didn’t necessarily agree with some of the un-bashful presentations from other artists. In the end, the sayings of the Prophet, ‘Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should either speak good or be silent’and, ‘A Muslim is he from whose hand and tongue other Muslims feel safe’, are enough to remind such accusers of the Islam we still need to understand and practice. Furthermore - though some may still wish to argue - the best answer I can give is in the words we read from the Qur’an, ‘Do you argue with us, when Allah is our Lord and your Lord? To us are our deeds and to you are your deeds, and to Him we are sincere.’

Wednesday, September 5, 2007

Download Best of vital Signs



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1. sanwli saloni
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2. Mera dil nahi available
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"Ramchand pakistani" a movie to watch out for.

After the massive success of Khuda ke liye nationwide all eyes are on Famous writer & director mehreen jabbar for her debut feature film "Ramchand pakistani which is in the post production these days.Flm stars Nandita das from india, Maria wasti, Noman aijaz, Rashid farooqui and so on.Film is about un intentional border crossing of a pakistani hindu guy into india, based on true story the film promises to be another hard hitting sensitive film just like mehreen's famous television plays,Famous pakistani pop & classical singer shafqat amanat ali & india's famous folk singer shubha mudgal will be doing a soundtrack.So one really hope that after the great feature film debut by shoaib mansoor mehreen will follow the path in reviving our dead cinema industry.