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The Last Piece of the Puzzle
Topic Started: Aug 25 2008, 09:04 PM (157 Views)
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Behind the wooden screened windows of the harem the women watched in great curiosity the lord of the house relaxing in the garden... Afak Khan was lost in his thoughts for quite an hour. He was indulging himself with a hot cup of tea and a narghile while watching the sun setting behind the hills opposite the terrace garden of his summer residence outside Bishkent. The Uygurs had gone a far way from their tribal past into the formation of one nation. Yet Afak Khan still felt there was something missing to complete his vision for the Uygur Unity...

Afak Khan was no ordinary man and he was quite aware of this. He knew the power he had upon the masses and he had a nation and a country as standing proofs of his influence. But still he didn't have this final piece that would complete his puzzle and provide him with the security that his work wouldn't die with him. Afak Khan was old enough and his nation very young. And then as the sun set and the moon and stars started shining above his head, he finally saw the last piece missing from the puzzle.

He found the way to make his upcoming death not the tombstone but the keystone of the Uygur nation...

The Uygurs are quite pious, he thought. What better way to instil the sense of unity to his people than providing them with a place were they can pay homage to their dearly beloved Khodza after his death and to eternity? Hadn't the tomb of Prophet Muhammad (May Peace be upon Him) in Medina played the same role for the solidifying of the unity of the Arab nation (may Allah forgive him for the comparison)? Yes that was the answer! He would built a tomb for himself surrounded by a mosque complex that would glorify Allah, the faithful nation of Uyguristan and of course him.

Humility is for the weak! said Afak Khan and poured more hot tea in his cup.


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As Salaam Wailaikum

The Muslim community would like to endorse the Uyguristan's new Mosque, and would like to offer to assist in planning an official opening ceremony for the mosque.

Khuda Hafiz,
Khalid Ziya Bora Imran,
Chairman,
Majlis Ugama Islam Federal Asia
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As salaamu 'alaykom wa rahmatullah, brothers and sisters of Faith.

His Holiness Afak Khan Khodza welcomes your proposal in great spiritual bliss. We would be glad to accept your help in the planning of the official opening ceremony for the new Birlishish Meschiti (Union Mosque) in Bishkent. May the Name of Allah Ar Rahman Ar Raheem and that of His Prophet Muhammad (May Peace be upon Him) be eternal.

May the Mercy of Allah provide for his children

From the Religious Affairs Secretariat of The Holy Republic of Uyguristan
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