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What exactly is meant by 'Islamisation'?
wondering the same thing , thousands of mosques , maderssas and what not still thats not enough !
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What exactly is meant by 'Islamisation'?
I think in Islam there is restricted freedom for women. No education, wear burkha out side home. So women will oppose that.
Mujib,
You live in Canada.
Canada is predominantly Christian.
So, how would you like if Christian Laws were applied for you?
No Mosque.
No Ramzan and no prayers five times.
Acceptable by you?
One must temper one's idea by reason and not blind radicalism!
Concentrate on democracy, equality, justice and fairplay as taught by Islam. Understanding of Islam varies from sect to sect and Jinnah belonged to a sect that would advocate for a fair, equal and democratic society.
Some Muslims (read mullahs and their followers) advocate a theocratic state whereby others will not be equals and the state will be led by Mullahs with a divine mission to wage an ever lasting war with kafirs.
Pakistan certainly needs democracy, equality, justice and fairplay, not 'a theocratic state to be ruled by priests with a divine mission'.
I cannot understand those people who deliberately do the propaganda that the constitution of Pakistan will not be based on Shariat. Islamic principles today are are as much applicable as they were 1300 years ago. I want to very clearly tell those, who have gone astray unfortunately, not only Muslims but the non-muslims should also not fear anything here. Islam and its idealism have taught us democracy. Islam has taught Equality, Justice and fairplay to everybody. What reason is there for anyone to fear. Democracy, equality, freedom on the highest sense of integrity and on the basis of fairplay and justice for everyone. Let us make the constitution of Pakistan. We will make it and we will show it to the world
[ Jinnah, 25 January 1948. Address to Bar Association Karachi ]
What exactly is meant by 'Islamisation'?
It's not Islam but culture. The founder of Islam on the other hand warned its followers to treat women with respect.
"God enjoins you to treat women well, for they are your mothers, daughters, aunts." (Prophet Muhammad PBUH).
Don't compare west with islam. Look who banned hijab?? Its the so called secular world. and now compare it with Prophet Muhammad PBUH allowing jews to worship in Holy mosque of madina. Islam does not impose any conditions for minorities to worship or practice their religion as todays western world is doing.
Pakistanis should come back to their Indo-Aryan Roots, together with the Indians they are the great Indus Valley and Vedic People descendants. Maybe a compromise could be achieved, like Arya Samaj religion - its hinduism but monotheistic and without idols and they believe in only one transendent God. I think Arya Samaj would be also good for Roma People
Your knowlegde about women rights in Islam is totally nill. The rights Islam gave to women 1400 years ago, were not even considered by the so called todays modern world 100 years ago. Can you imagine a woman running for the caliphate election 1400years ago. women were not even allowed voting rights by west 100 years ago. now compare both. but better shut your mouth because you have no knowledge about islam.
Your knowlegde about women rights in Islam is totally nill. The rights Islam gave to women 1400 years ago, were not even considered by the so called todays modern world 100 years ago. Can you imagine a woman running for the caliphate election 1400years ago. women were not even allowed voting rights by west 100 years ago. now compare both. but better shut your mouth because you have no knowledge about islam.
Why is that you only quote those portion of Jinnah's speech which suits your secular viewpoint- why don't you quote his full speech?
Let me give you the full statement which you deliberatley didn't posted as it has the word shariat. Who are you trying to fool here?
You raise an interesting point.
Now what are the rights given that is not even considered today?
It would add to my knowledge and so I am asking.