Re: In a difficult time ...
azkar sahib, prayer is not enough...but frankly speaking that is all the Pakistani nation is capable of doing….pray, pray, pray but no action whatsoever!....sorry but I am not part of your prayer…and I am not getting emotional…I am stating obvious facts…
I am not upset with Msharaff, army, politicians or bureaucrats….what is disgusting and most despicable is Pakistani nation…..slowly but gradually, I am reaching to a conclusion that Pakistani nation is getting what it truly deserves….yesterday, Lahore and all big cities remained silent and peaceful and I am sure it will remain the same…yes, it has only been one day but based on past record of pakistani public (actually distributing sweets when army comes), there is enough evidence to suggest that people will not retaliate.....people simply don’t care about anything and they are ready to put up with any bul****…….corruption/lust for money has infiltrated into the very core of Pakistani society…
Freedom always comes at a cost and Pakistani nation is not willing to pay that cost…All they want to do is “pray pray pray” that allah send an army from sky to help them…when ramdan will come, they will sit in aitkaff, some will rush to raiwand and remaining folks will catch flight to saudi arabia.....they believe in some sort of spiritual miracle, which is not going to happen…keep on praying…
PD, prayer and action are not mutually exclusive, and while we dont know what else Azkar has or has not done, we know one thing. he started this site and has been running it for years giving people a medium to connect, converse and learn. action is then up to individuals on how they want to become a part of the solution rather than a part of the apathetic masses, wo are all talk and no walk, all show and no go.
I share your skepticism about the indifference and inaction in our society, but maybe Azkar is not the right person to take it out on :)