Imran Khan
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i don't think so it will happen pakistanis are now mad in religion and burning in fire of religion only way to be back is end of pakistan as BD is example
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Oh I understood it well enough; do you think you're the first brainiac who came up with this notion ? This topic has been debated to death right here on this forum more times that I can care to remember.
And like always the superficial approach to solving our issues remains the hallmark of my people; religious fanaticism has gripped the country....change the name...that'll do it !
Brilliant !
And its ever so humorous to see Indians coming here claiming the moral high ground in this just because their State is officially secular and that somehow means that tolerance has seeped through to the people ? They should give a look at the PEW's Religious Social Hostility Index over the past 10 years and skim through the Sachar Committee Report to really soak in the reality of their 'Secularism'. Sometimes I can't understand whether to puke at their blatant hypocrisy or whether to feel sorry for them that they've fallen so madly in love with their own legend that they don't even realize it.
lolllz islamic law konsa wala jis main sari qabreen braber ker do ya un per urs manao?P.S Many people are mentioning that Pakistan should run on real Islamic laws. Can those people outline them too, with references in Quran?
Pakistan need Islam secularism.
In a secular country a criminal is just a criminal, he can call himself what he likes.
In an Islamic republic, calling yourself a Muslim makes you less culpable than others.
Why do you even talk when you have little idea what are you talking about ?
Wearing a bindi is not showoff, its in the culture. And wearing a turban is not a showoff either, its an integral part of Sikhism.
Indians are a close community in US and there is no particular reason for which Indians will not associate themselves to the homeland while abroad. As a matter of fact, we are proud of it.
It's the other way around for the Pakistanis rather. They try to pose like Indians or try not to disclose that they are Pakistanis and let people assume that they are Indians, particularly in US.
pakistan is laboratory .....
There seems to be a notion within conservative Pakistan that if the rope of Islam is taken away, the people will pull in separate ways and Pakistan will be torn apart. This seemed like a reasonable argument at first, but now I'm not so sure. In fact, focusing less on religion will strengthen the state:
Allegiance to the state, would take precedence over allegiance to a particular religion. This would strengthen the state because religion has no geographic loyalty. Pakistani patriotism is legendary, the only force that can compete in loyalty to state is religion. Which is why I think so many mullahs turn on the state. So change the balance of peoples' priorities.
Different ethnicities may not have much in common except religion - but is that a problem? The 'mongrel' British have created one of the best societies in the world. And to be honest does religion stop people being racist? KSA is religious to the core but racism is still rife. (Even religious extremists are racist - ISIS' toilet cleaning prejudice is well known!)
Islam would still be the overwhelming majority religion - people wouldn't just turn on each other. Why have so many thousand madrassas and mosques if they can't even stop that from happening? In fact the only ones who might turn nasty are the mullahs.
Does anyone here think otherwise? I'd be interested to hear the other side.