Khuda Hafiz Georges Pakistan?

[ravage]

Re: Khuda Hafiz Georges Pakistan?

^ thats a little illogical. we often criticize people we depend on everyday. you and I may criticize the state bank's monetary policies but at the end of the day still use money. we dont like our politicians but accept their authority when they issue us our educational degrees. we dislike the traffic police when it takes bribes but at the end of the day when they tell the traffic to stop or go it does eventually do that.

whether or not we are responsible for the stupidity of our mullay does not mean that the mullay are not stupid, and we are wrong in calling them what they are.

[firenze]

Re: Khuda Hafiz Georges Pakistan?

@Naabigh

dont you feel it ironic when people , let us say like you in this case are **Dependant **on mullahs for small small religious rituals - and on the contrary they dont want them as a healthy segment in our society

Incongruity isn't it ?

The state these Mullahs are thesedays - we all have played our part in making and keeping them like that.

illogical, the mullahs have some jobs define, if they are doing it correctly no one is critisizing them. But when they are brain washing and taking the whole ummah in to gutter hole.. as per the cave era mentality, then well i have every right to burn them, drag them & hang them.

[Faris_Udeen]

Re: Khuda Hafiz Georges Pakistan?

Man Kunto Maula!

[Naabigh]

Re: Khuda Hafiz Georges Pakistan?

@ravage

^ thats a little illogical. we often criticize people we depend on everyday. you and I may criticize the state bank's monetary policies but at the end of the day still use money. we dont like our politicians but accept their authority when they issue us our educational degrees. we dislike the traffic police when it takes bribes but at the end of the day when they tell the traffic to stop or go it does eventually do that.

whether or not we are responsible for the stupidity of our mullay does not mean that the mullay are not stupid, and we are wrong in calling them what they are.

No one is stopping you to call whatever names you want to utter for Mullah community - That was not my point ..

First of all , you can't compare Institutions such as State Bank or Traffic police department running under proper constitutions with this dis-organized Mullah Cult..

My point is - some how we all have played our part for creating this monster - what it has become now.

Why do I need some one to perform little little religious rituals for me ...

I , You or any one can be the imam - let us say some one preferably with best of the both worlds ( religious knowledge blended with other modern subjects ).

Why cant we ?

Why do I need an Uneducated guy to offer my Nikkah , Janaza and other religious rituals I can perform myself ...

The only sensible way to get rid of this cult is to end our dependency on it ....

And if we wont play our part - we moan like this for ever

[Naabigh]

Re: Khuda Hafiz Georges Pakistan?

@firenze

illogical, the mullahs have some jobs define, if they are doing it correctly no one is critisizing them. But when they are brain washing and taking the whole ummah in to gutter hole.. as per the cave era mentality, then well i have every right to burn them, drag them & hang them.

O bhai - Unfortunately lilliputian minds always lack the Intellectual acumen or skills to understand the logic - so they conveniently resort to add a post like yours while revealing their ignorance ...

we dont need to define them some jobs - if you cant cook your food and you cant afford dinning at some fine restaurant , then my child you have to eat what ever your Bloody wife cooks :)

I hope you get my point now :)

[system]

Re: Khuda Hafiz Georges Pakistan?

Like the right, the liberal elite believe all Pakistan’s woes belong to others. But rather than the Hindu/US/Zionist paranoia of the right, the liberals put the blame on the mullahs, the masses, the uneducated and the unwashed — anyone, but themselves.

...the reply

1: The corrupt leaders are to blame. 2: The Pakistani society is to blame. 3: The external powers are to blame. 4: World politics is to blame.

It's easy to blame others. Someone is to blame, and yes without being blamed they may just continue to cause an underlying anger in the masses, without being brought to account.

We should not underestimate the difference one person can, a positive difference. That could be anything from tutoring a poor student, organising groups for litter picking etc... okay so it might not cause political reform but it will make the country better.

A country is for its people, but what if the people do not care for the country, then the country is a shell, ready to be filled with whatever ideas come in from across borders. If you are not ready to accept external powers, then how can you be a power? A united power, not ready to give up what we believe in, a people with an identity, who care for their neighbour like they care for themselves.

Look at the west, such an importance is put on education, and for good reason. The youth we shape today, will Insha'Allah shape the country tomorrow. From this I don't mean just providing academic education, I mean to also promote the good ideas and beliefs they hold.

Making the country better is not just limited to those living in Pakistan, nationals of different countries of Pakistani origin can try to import goods from Pakistan, helping themselves and their counterparts in Pakistan.

Those who are fortunate to be educated in Pakistan can demonstrate the power that education gives them, by writing, printing and distributing their views for a better Pakistan or how to overcome problems in the region. Remember, media is also a weapon of war.