Med911
February 7, 2013, 4:47am
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Re: Blood of scholars has no value in karachi
and that would be a true statement as per their religion. i can tell you that because i know the basics of some of their religions
religion plays a big part in pakistani lives including my own, i do not think many of us would be abandoning it, like i said in a removed post two of these religions believe in removing Islam from government for that they are momins in their religion. for example qadianis actively persue removing religion from state, dont know if thats just in pk but its a reliable statement for pk.
from that i can see a definite clash appearing between muslims and the minorities, including the secular.
its not going to go away if we close our eyes or if you think by pushing the secular agenda it is going to oust Islam from the state, it will not. it will just create alot of killing and fasad. like the increase in violence has shown post busharraf, like bullet to salman taseer showed, and the call for the trial of sherry on blasphemy charges
going on the assumption that qadianis, shias, ignorants, and indians on this forum also want a peaceful pakistan, i think the conversations should be centered around the Islamic restoration of the state. not on the opportunist, irresponsible bashing and uprooting of the Islamic identity of Pakistan
these are my thoughts and i’d love to hear other Muslim thoughts, since i feel starved of them on here, but if others cannot resist then share your thoughts, not a one sentence question of my opinions
it may be that what i am talking about is just too different or unliked by others to understand and appreciate, and we may as a country need to (unfortunately) fight this out amongst ourselves to find a clear winner
Islamic restoration… What in the world does that even mean?
And im curious, at the risk of being called a “Qadiani,” I would love to know how they are promoting evil Secularism in your Islamic Republic… Just so we are on the same page. Is this another conspiracy theory Pakistanis are so famous for?
Anyone who intellectually honest would admit that religion and govt, do not mix well. You dont have to be an Ahmadi to see that. History and current events is enough for anyone to realize that. But for whatever reason, the hyper religious are so obsessed with their religious labels, they insist that religion an govt MUST be one and the same.