Jinnah never wanted a secular country

[Rafi]

That's not really secularism.

Pakistan's Armed Forces are probably the most religious military force in the world. The only difference is that they are educated about 'real' Islam and are much more tolerant/open. They are firmly indoctrinated to abandon ethno-nationalism and sectarianism.

Call it what you want. But Muslim soldiers saluting and following non-Muslim Officers is what makes the Pak Forces what they are.

 

[darksider]

Why are we still arguing that what Jinah wanted or not after 70 years.we should think what as Pakistanis we want and I dont want secular state.
I want a islamic welfare state where minorities can live peacefully with all respect.

 

[MultaniGuy]

Why are we still arguing that what Jinah wanted or not after 70 years.we should think what as Pakistanis we want and I dont want secular state.
I want a islamic welfare state where minorities can live peacefully with all respect.

You hit the jackpot.

That is what Pakistan should be all about.

 

[313ghazi]

Ok. You do know the consequences of corruption in the sharia. Who's going to survive the purge?

Is this like when you check in as safe on Facebook after something happens in a white part of the world? If so I'd like to confirm I would be OK.

 

[Vapnope]

If he envisaged an islamic country, why Ahraris were against the idea?

 

[El Sidd]

Jinnah wanted Muslims to have a country where they can decide freely on how to rule themselves.

Rest is all conjecture and hearsay and this and that.

Pakistani constitution is as Islamic as it can be and as Secular as it should be.

Now go suck on a hair ball.