Zaid Hamid should stick to this type of stuff. Although, a little less religion and a little more Pakistaniat would be appreciated otherwise we'll just go round and round and come back to the same situation - Mullahs, suppression of fundamental rights, extremism and finally terrorism.
Jeziya Tax is no longer applicable since we have something called Income tax applied upon all of the nation. Yes there are examples where the Jeziya tax was implemented fairly in Islamic history but a lot more examples where it was used for the subjugation of the minorities and this will ultimately happen when you have things loosely defined.
The emphasis, or the debate of are we Pakistani first or Muslim first is wrong. We're Pakistanis, with different religion with ever Pakistani an equal Pakistani and everyone can live out their lives according to their beliefs. This fundamental reality needs to be accepted. Only then will we have complete communal harmony.
Bicharay Christians and Hindus have don't even say anything and are still living as Patriotic Pakistanis. The bigger problems exist within Muslims. Because once you say Muslims are superior to non-Muslim Pakistanis, then you're also saying the ones who are More Islamic are more superior to those that are less Islamic and the determination of who is more and who is less is with the individual and that creates disharmony.
The problem is not that Pakistanis have forgotten their Islamic pasts glories. The bigger problem is that they're unclear as to what to learn from history. Everything is romanticized, everything is glorified - even the mistakes and the nations that won't learn from their mistakes are doomed to repeat it.
Another problem with this speech of Zaid Hamid, even though for the most part it was intended to be just inspirational is that he equates Ghairat - honor - with fanaticism. There's another subject to be learned from the Sultan who threatened was upon Britain and France over a few stage dramas. The Sultan could've used them to show Britain and France's bigotry and intolerance. Rather he chose be aggressive and almost took his country to war over mere theatrics.