TankMan
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You can just use the word ''secular'' when you argue with me, I don't mind. I disagree with secularizing Pakistan, not because I think it's Haram but because I think it's not practical and because I believe the issue can be solved in a much more pragmatic and effective way.hahah ... well, you know there's all this research on how certain words just take on a negative connotation in popular conscience, not because of what they actually mean, but because of how they have been used by various entities to further their ideological agendas.
So now one has to use a sentence or more to explain the same idea a single word would have accomplished.
Let me put it this way : Secularism will benefit political mullahs since they'll have more ammunition and more of the religious conservative majority will flock to them.
A moderate and tolerant form of Islam, endorsed by the state, will practically destroy the political mullahs and will have support of the public.
Religion is powerful. Why not use it positively? Why should we let mullahs hijack it?