Can you provide evidence to backup your opinion? Which hadith states this?
@Yaseen1 is correct in what he says. Only Ahlul Bayt religions are acceptable in a true Islamic state based on Fiqh.
Our ancestors Mughals, etc. made the ijtihad that Hindus should be considered Ahlul Kitab.
This is an issue for scholars and not laymen. Therefore I won't delve deeper.
The problem is not with what he, Yaseen, is saying, but what is the reality of Pakistan as a nation. Currently we are a secular state which guarantees freedom of religion.
Before the issue of idol worship temples, the major issue needs to be resolved: will Pakistan function on its British common law which gives token service to Islam, or will we own our history and civilization to become the genuine Islamic state which we were founded to be?
have read - cannot trace it in a hurry - that Hazrat Mohammed stipulated to his followers that they should not allow any house of worship within the land of Arabia. That, to me, implies that he was indifferent about their doing so outside Arabia.
So now you are teaching Islam and passing judgment on religiosity of Muslims?
Mufti Joe Shaerer, hanging your turban next to your idols.
Please stay out of discussions on Islam.
@Starlord Great post, but request you not to allow others to usurp your points for their own purposes.
