Punjab’s minister of law, Rana Sanaullah, went on the campaign trail in February with the reputed head of Sipah-e-Sahaba, for a by-election in the southern town of Jhang.

二月份，作为著名的“巴基斯坦先知之友”领导人，旁遮普省法律部长Rana Sanaullah坚持参加了章马南部城镇的一次候选人竞选活动。

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Punjab's minister of law, Rana Sanaullah, went on the campaign trail in February with the reputed head of Sipah-e-Sahaba, for a by-election in the southern town of Jhang.

二月份，作为著名的“巴基斯坦先知之友”领导人，旁遮普省法律部长Rana Sanaullah坚持参加了章马南部城镇的一次候选人竞选活动。

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Police in Pakistan say they have detained 250 members of the hardline Sunni Muslim group, Sipah-e-Sahaba.

BBC: Pakistan detains hardline Sunnis

Sipah-e-Sahaba, whose name means the army of Prophet Mohammed's disciples, say that twice that number are being held.

BBC: Pakistan detains hardline Sunnis

The 36-million-strong community is a bulwark against the violent Sunni fundamentalism of groups such as the Taliban, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi and Punjab-based Sipah-e-Sahaba.

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