an important constitutional question

[asker]

Namaz and purdah (hijab) are important elements in Islam and abondaning one is considered bigger sin (gunah e kabira) in islam.according to article 62, 63 of constitution any member of nat. or prov. assembly can be disqualified for commenting gunah e kabira.now most of our male or female assembly members don't pray salah and most of female members don't wear hijab so what is their constitutioal status in assemblies.

 

[I.R.A]

Sadqay jao tumhari masoomiat k, grow up buddy you must be in some university by now, not saying salat and non parda is nothing compared to what they actually do.

And for your information very few of Pakistanis will meet requirements of 62, 63, it's not our politicians only.

 

[Al Bhatti]

Forget that.

On the wall of the parliament there is kalma tawheed written in huge big letters, and on the inner dome there is islamic text written in huge big letters, and under it's shadow all sorts of lies, playing with nation not giving the people's rights etc.. happens


No one cares to work honestly under the shadow of those holy texts.

 

[Jf Thunder]

Namaz and purdah (hijab) are important elements in Islam and abondaning one is considered bigger sin (gunah e kabira) in islam.according to article 62, 63 of constitution any member of nat. or prov. assembly can be disqualified for commenting gunah e kabira.now most of our male or female assembly members don't pray salah and most of female members don't wear hijab so what is their constitutioal status in assemblies.

lawl, most of them have dupattas, so whats the problem here?
and where does it say that not wearing Hijab is Gunah E Kabera?

 

[HRK]

Namaz and purdah (hijab) are important elements in Islam and abondaning one is considered bigger sin (gunah e kabira) in islam.according to article 62, 63 of constitution any member of nat. or prov. assembly can be disqualified for commenting gunah e kabira.now most of our male or female assembly members don't pray salah and most of female members don't wear hijab so what is their constitutioal status in assemblies.

do you even know what are the 'gunah e kabira'

secondly have you ever read the article 62 & 63 of constitution.

If not then first of all read those before to raise silly questions ...

 

[WishLivePak]

Islam says to dress modestly. It does not say to wear burqa/hijab.

We inherited the burqa from Byzantine empire. So technically, most of Pakistan are practicing what Byzantine Christians did.

 

[ArsalanKhan21]

Namaz and purdah (hijab) are important elements in Islam and abondaning one is considered bigger sin (gunah e kabira) in islam.according to article 62, 63 of constitution any member of nat. or prov. assembly can be disqualified for commenting gunah e kabira.now most of our male or female assembly members don't pray salah and most of female members don't wear hijab so what is their constitutioal status in assemblies.

Thats between God and person nothing to do with Pakistan constitution.

 

[WishLivePak]

Thats between God and person nothing to do with Pakistan constitution.

It has to do with Pakistan's constitution. But it does not get applied because the law is flawed. How can one tell if a man is pure and holy? It is for God to judge.

During the election nomination, people were asked to recite the six kalmia etc to get their application approved.

 

[asker]

Islamic veil is well mentioned in hadees do our female politicians comply with that and antother issue should politicians b drug tested before fighting elections walah article 62 63 can clean dirt from our assrmblies

 

[Shah01]

I think there are bigger issues then not praying and hijab. For instance by not praying one is only inflicting blame on its own soul and not hurting anyone else. One has to be a good human being to become a Muslim. If you look at issues such as dishonesty, bribery, corruption, injustice, fraud...... etc then these are found in the vast majority of the population. Until these issues are fixed praying and hijab are non issues.