Syed Muzamil Hasan Zaidi: Economy, Podcast, Inflation and Leaving Pakistan

[VCheng]

Believe it at your own risk.

LOL. I am among some of the most insulated members here on PDF in terms of risks related to Pakistan. And thank God for that.

 

[Al_Muhannad]

LOL. I am among some of the most insulated members here on PDF in terms of risks related to Pakistan. And thank God for that.

Thanks for your whatever-service, I guess

 

[VCheng]

Thanks for your whatever-service, I guess

Can we get back on topic here please.

How do you see the IMF rescue changing things for the people in Pakistan, if at all?

 

[Ssan]

Jinnah wanted a progressive and liberal Islamic republic.

The Pakistan you see today, is the result of what Pakistan’s leaders and its people wanted.

Not saying either is right or wrong.

Jinnah’s vision of Pakistan resonated with muslims of India. The first blow to that vision was the Objective resolution then the martial law then break up then the declaration of some sects as non muslims then the introduction of Zia and his so called Islamisation policies and then the act of Nawaz Sharif to become Amir ul momineen.

Again not saying either is right or wrong.

Jinnah himself selected the committee that drafted the objectives resolution. So have to disagree. Jinnah and Liaquat Ali were much more in sync that people want to accept.

In any case the objectives resolution should be considered a progressive liberal document for an Islamic republic.