You asked for a reference and so I referred not just one, but virtually all the Ulema of Pakistan. Ulema of all sects have given many references as why blasphemy is within the bound of Islamic law.
But again, your not a Muslim so what difference does it make to you?
Inane as usual, you referred me when, all you did is state that the 'Ulema' agree on blasphemy law, how exactly is that refrencing a unified statement.
Common falsified argument trying to divert from the matter and not offering concrete factualities for support.
Btw, I made that Kafir statement as a point of sarcasm becuase apparently according to your logic, promoting secularism makes one Godless.
What a completely nonsensical straw man statement! How is defending Islam not promoting it? How can one be for defending something and not want to promote it?
So you promote it through emotional rants, cursing seculars and not offering any proof for your stand. As long as the Ulema says so, it's a matter of finality.
Who are you to judge that? You dismissed all the Ulema in Pakistan as not being representative of Islam? Who is representative of Islam? You, a non-Muslim who promotes an anti-Islamic secular agenda day and night?
Clearly respect and manners are not norm for these Mullahs and you share that trait. Let me give you a final warning, be civil when you are discussing or you are gone.
Islam is not limited to a single nation or state. It is for all man-kind, regardless of where they are from and who they are. For you as a non-Muslim from a Muslim majority country to make such a statement actually flies back in your face.
For you to push an anti-Islamic agenda where Islamic law is supreme is in direct violation of law of the land.
Unlike a coward like some, I defend my religion publicly in this country and I am proud of it. In Fact, many non-Muslims I have talked to in this country agree with what I say in regards to Islam.
I am confused, first you liken the leaders of Pakistan to be secular but then you state that in Pakistan, Islamic law is supreme.
What is it? Secularism or Islamism.
Confusion and hypocrisy is common, so is veiled insults it seems.
I stand correct, you have as much say in Pakistans set up as I have in US.
I am an observer who can only comment on what I am asked, same goes for you and thank God for that.