Re: Jinnah’s Pakistan?
The problem here lies in lack of knowledge about Islam. True that Islam is a faith just as any other religion, although an argument is presented that Islam is more than rituals and that it is a way of life that governs our day-to-day affairs, whether individual or collective or even social and political.
If you ask Muslims to have a faith in their religion then, you are asking them to have faith in their book/scripture.
If you are asking them to have faith in their scripture, then, you are asking them to follow their scripture.
If you are asking them to follow their scripture, then, you are asking them to follow the commands of the God in the scripture.
If you are asking them to follow the commands of the God in scripture, then, you are asking them to follow all the commands of the God and not only the ones that are addressed to individuals but also the one that are given to the whole community, and that include specific commands for social justice.
Typically, this means the rule of law should be based on that particular scripture.
Makes sense?