Muslim rulers:lies exposed

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*Originally posted by Imdad Ali: *
al_nasar,
Let me guess, you prefer the Pakistani system of generals taking over when they feel like it?

And don't come back and tell me about Khilafah, because it doesn't exist and never will.
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I think u answered the question 4 me, the system that every1 wants to live under is the Khilafah and yes ur right the Khilafah doesnt exist at this moment of time and hence its obligation to work and bring back it back.

PS: incase u havnt figure it out, on whose backing did Mushraff come into power?....the backing of the West!!!

so touchy, maybe because you know all that I said is true. Maybe once u grow up and leave the group and look back you will value what I said.

50 years and nothing to show, reminds me of tha bruce springsteen song 88 channels and nothing on..or something like that.

The day HT shows me a grand plan, annual plans, regional plans, measureable goals and their progress, would be a day that I would stop thinking of it as a useless unorganized group with no results and maybe as a useless organized group with no results :slight_smile:

so how about it, is there some document which shows pre set goals that were accomplised each year since half a century ago. how about how you guys actually helped somewhere, not just general yip yap and talk, cuz talk is cheap.

But chanda you are not the only one, other HT phanay khans also used to be on thsi board and bailed because they did not have answers to such simple questions.

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*Originally posted by Fraudz: *

so touchy, maybe because you know all that I said is true. Maybe once u grow up and leave the group and look back you will value what I said.

50 years and nothing to show, reminds me of tha bruce springsteen song 88 channels and nothing on..or something like that.

The day HT shows me a grand plan, annual plans, regional plans, measureable goals and their progress, would be a day that I would stop thinking of it as a useless unorganized group with no results and maybe as a useless organized group with no results :)

so how about it, is there some document which shows pre set goals that were accomplised each year since half a century ago. how about how you guys actually helped somewhere, not just general yip yap and talk, cuz talk is cheap.

But chanda you are not the only one, other HT phanay khans also used to be on thsi board and bailed because they did not have answers to such simple questions.
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OK so what is your solution?????????

I guess u only good at mocking muslims!....hav a nice day

Fraudia

Al Nasar raises a very good point.

What would be your solution in establishing an Islamic State?

Or do you think that the Muslims do not need one?

Here is a solution.

Give up the pipe dream of religious based political states.
Adopt the Free Market System
Establish democratic values
Establisha secular society.

And watch the fortunes change...for the better.

The reason Muslim countries are in such dire straights is not becaue the rulers are "puppets of the west", but because they rank dead last in the values of secularism, democracy and capitalism which drive the modern world.

sholay

in concept i am fine with a khilafah concept, which probably would be best established right now more as a confederation, and an economic and political union. those qre just my thoughts, the challenges in "choosing" a khaleefa as HT folks call it for a population this szie and with this much internal strife and sectariansim is going to be tough as hell.

al-nasr

I am not mocking muslims all muslims do not belong to Ht and dont necassarily agree with its approach. You guys can wait around for some "ansaar' to invite you to form some utopia. I believe that actually working to improve the conditions is a better effort.

One man..abdul sattar Edhi has done more for muslims than all HT ppl combined over the last half century of the groups existence.

no i dont have a solution, but then i dont tout myself as the solution-provider like HT and mohajiroun somehow think they have. I would however start with the basics..long term plan with short term efforts, education, health, a general revival.

There is no benefit of having a "khilafah" comprised of weak, under developed, uneducated, industrially inferior, violence prone, infighting clans.

you have a nice day too.

Fraudia

I do somewhat agree with you. It will be pretty tough with all the infighting.

But maybe it's the sign of the times or maybe it's external factors.

Whichever way we see it, we should start from somewhere, rather than bury our heads in the sand hoping that the cat won't attack the pigeon if the pigeon closes it's eyes.

I do not belong to any political wing, but some are actually trying. Whether or not they succeed, only Allah knows Best.

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*Originally posted by Fraudz: *
sholay

in concept i am fine with a khilafah concept, which probably would be best established right now more as a confederation, and an economic and political union. those qre just my thoughts, the challenges in "choosing" a khaleefa as HT folks call it for a population this szie and with this much internal strife and sectariansim is going to be tough as hell.

al-nasr

I am not mocking muslims all muslims do not belong to Ht and dont necassarily agree with its approach. You guys can wait around for some "ansaar' to invite you to form some utopia. I believe that actually working to improve the conditions is a better effort.

One man..abdul sattar Edhi has done more for muslims than all HT ppl combined over the last half century of the groups existence.

no i dont have a solution, but then i dont tout myself as the solution-provider like HT and mohajiroun somehow think they have. I would however start with the basics..long term plan with short term efforts, education, health, a general revival.

There is no benefit of having a "khilafah" comprised of weak, under developed, uneducated, industrially inferior, violence prone, infighting clans.

you have a nice day too.
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Ok if you dont call the above mocking, then i'm mistaken.

Anyways finally u hav said sumthing related to the subject at hand, yes i agree that charities groups do a lot to help muslims, but the question begs why are these atrocities taken place in the first place? and the burden of lookin after the affairs of the muslims rest on the State, point is no matter how big a charity is, it can never be a subsitute for a State ** question is can a charity group take on the role of an State?**...no it cant.

just to give example... when sisters are being raped in India, they dont need charity,(it wud be a bit pointless to go after they have got raped and then give them advice)the real solution is they need a sincere leader who will send the army in and take on the those who oppress.

And further dont know for how long u hav ben mocking HT, but it wud be nice if u cud prove that what they say is haram (obviously do this u need islamic eveidence and u cant use ur own mind 2 make up stuff)

Alhumdillah my day has been very good.....how abt urs?

Clubber

I have never disagreed with the concept of khilafah. However as I stated while actually working towards that goal one has to fix the issues that people are facing..today. Unless the basics are right, you will have a weak, fractured country, one large country with all the issues that every muslim country has these days. Just propping up a khalifah would nto solve the internal challenges being faced which need to be worked upon.

and its not that finally I have said something that relates to teh topic. I have maintained this position for a long time, either you were not here then or were not paying attentionYou gave me an example..let me give you a counter example. in the same situation, and if you had a khilafah, but it was weak and not united copuld it actually do anything? No.

Again, if tomorrow morning you wake up and for some reason all the countries have decided to unite and form a khilafah. would the problems disappear? no. the cyhallenges will still be there.

So while striving for khilafah, does it not make sense to start dealing with some of the issues that plague our societies today?

additionally, would it not make sense to actually work with a goal.. hoping that one gets in a grad school does not make it happen, one has to get information, apply, meet deadlines, send in stuff..we dont make huge project plans for everything in our life but in our mind we do have a sequence. As the initiative becomes more complex and long term, its better to have it organized with long term strategies, short term goals, initiatives..to check teh pulse of the group to see whether it is accomplishing all it wants to do.

This has not been a baseless mocking, it started off as an advice to ppl who have joined HT to actually do something rather than all the talk.

I dont play the haram card. I have never looked at it from a religious perspective but from an organizational and operational perspective. An organization no matter how large is bound to fail if it does not plan properly and execute that plan in an effective manner. there are things about how Ht functions that i dislike, th eneed for secret halqaas and levels of these halqaas and the bad track record of cooerating with any organization and the tone of the rhetoric. That does not change my view about khilafah, but only about Ht as an organization.

hey I am not a member of HT. maybe instead of being defensive about everything peopel say, you can take some of the ideas to your group so they can work better, make more of an impact and do some actual good now, while working in a planned manner for the future. Or you can get into a circular argument for no reason. I mean do you not see how much turnover Ht has? ppl join because it sounds good, but at onme point or another realize that the group is not actually accomplishing anything and leave..thats counter productive, u dont want high turnover in membership, because for the most part ppl who join believe in the goal,..why do they end up leaving. Its your organization. my vioews as an outsider as well as someone who is very familiar with some peopel who at one poiint were high in Ht but got disappointed in the lack of real work and left..you can take it as a feedback ..agree or disagree, but if things dont improve, it doe snot impact me, it only impacts HT and the rut that it is in.

Had HT ppl been able to answer simple questions and not get holier than thou and all, we could ahve a decent conversation, however, there have been many HT ppl here, and majority got defensive at simple questions and lashed out in response. you can look back at some old HT threads from 2 years ago to confirm that.

Now you have a choice here, you can engage me in a dialogue without getting all holier than thou, or you can call me some names and keep the cycle continue. As I mentioned above, I am not interested in going teh haram-haram discussion route, I am solely looking at it from an organizational, strategic and results perspective.

Ball is in your court.

Salaamz

Ok u mentioned a few points, so il try answer them

Ok u dont disagree with Khilafah, by that i assume u agree its fard(obligation). Now next question would be what is the method of re-establishing the Khilafah ?...(but im assuming u not ask that question)

About ur ques that Khilafah with internal disputes wud be problemlistic. Yes i agree, thats why the Hizb dont go to an weak island and establish an Khilafah there. (that in reality wud be easy) but dont do it, cuz it miss's the whole goal.

The point is Hizb is working to culture the muslim with correct understand of islam, i.e building an public opinion about islam, i.e create a burning passion in people minds and heart to implement islam in all of their daily(life) problems....(do u hav any problems with this?)

From the above point, the Khilafah can only be established when the muslims understand that Islamic rules being implemnting over them r a must..thats why in the past the Hizb hav refused the nusrah(the material support) cuz the ppl werent ready..(obviuosly ppl being ready does'nt mean every1 has to be prayin but rather means that they accept islam can solve any problems and that Khilafah is obliagtion)

As for ur example, i cant comment too much cuz dont know what internal problems u mean.At least wen we hav Khilafah, the intrests of da muslim will be looked after, cuz the leader wont be obeying the commands of the West rather he will obey Alllah(swt) commands, (meaning that it will be obligation to protect sisters from gettin raped)..
And indeed wen the Khilafah was at its weakest (1900's) even then it managed to scare the crap out of bristish wen they(UK) refused to stop a drama wch disrespected the Prohet(saw).....
yes when the Khilafah returns it wont mean that sun will be shining everyday and the grass will be green everyday. there will be problems.

As for the weakeness of a Khilafah, i wud say that even if it was weak at the start, it wud hav 2 quickly build it economy up,infrastructure,hav ties with other nations (nations wit wch deealings r allowed) and this wud be possible, cuz we hav all da natural resoucres,youthfull population,engineers,doctors,sciencetists,etc....

as for the problems, like i said cud u give sum expamples of wch problems u mean,...if ur on abt disunite, then tell me wch pakistani was bother abt wat tribe Mushraff is from??...if rulers 2day come into power without sum1 sayin he is shia,sunni, etc surely wen a sincere muslims comes in2 power they wont hav a problem.

One of the most dangerous things that happend to muslim groups in the past was they keep changing their method, i.e Ikwaani Muslimeen, 1st they said the workin to bringin back Khilafah(against govt),then they worked with govt, then they did Jihad agianst govt, and now they r charity organisation.....Now obivoiusly islam has solution 4 everything and islam has obliged islamic groups to not 2 chop n change their method......(surely u can see the danger of doing this

yes the Hizb is always open to ideas, but obiviously if the ideas come from whitehouse n house of parliment let me assure we wont be taken them into account....as 4 other groups, as long they r islamic groups we dont mock them, and if they hav sumthing to say with stronger evidence wch contradicts our ideas, we will sit down n discuss like human beings.....our dealinsg with other groups is advising them, if they accept,that thats fine, if they dont then thats also fine

And as 4 ppl leaving the Hizb, well wats that got to do with my obliagtion of doing dawa'h?...they want to leave 4 wateve reason, it doesnt change the fact that i need to work wit a group in reestablishing Khilafah.

wa'salaam

Originally posted by clubber lang: *
**The point is Hizb is working to culture the muslim with correct understand of islam, i.e building an public opinion about islam, i.e create a burning passion in people minds and heart to implement islam in all of their daily(life) problems....(do u hav any problems with this?) *

I dont have a problem with educating at all, its a noble task. Ht for some reason acts as if it were not for HT no one will be talking about khilafah, whereas almost every school, every sunday school and every elder talks about it to the kids...atleast from what I have seen.

From the above point, the Khilafah can only be establish when the muslims understand that Islamic rules being implemnting over them r a must..

And that is where we start running into problems. rules by whose view? the various sects and schools of thought do not agree with one another. If there is a common set of rules, either it will be favoring one group or become too general and some critic can easily say hey you are not enforcing the religiosu edict here.

so there has to be a due process and there ahs to be a population which can get along even with diff sects and schools of thought, that is not the case right now.

As for ur example, i cant comment too much cuz dont know what internal problems u mean.

The strife between sects and schools of thought to start with, then you have class wars, as well as regional issues between countries, and groups of ppl.

Lets just look at pakistan, shia sunni ahmedi stuff going on and then punjabi, pathan, mohajir what nots..it has caused some real problem. multip;y it a thousand time over when more people are competing for limited resources and feel that they are right and everyone else is wrong.

BAt least wen we hav Khilafah, the intrests of da muslim will be looked after, cuz the leader wont be obeying the commands of the West rather it will obey Alllah(swt) commands, (meaning that it will be obligation to protect sisters from gettin raped)..**

and to look after the interests of its people it would need to be economically, diplomatically and martially strong, otherwise it will be unable to do what it would want to.

And indeed wen the Khilafah was at its weakest (1900's) even then it managed to scare the crap out of bristish wen they(UK) refused to stop a drama wch disrespected the Prohet(was).....

But at the same time, they had to make treaties back and forth with russia, britain and others..it was not some proud indeendent entity that did not have to negotiate or compromise.

to be strong in all these areas some basic ground work needs to be done, which is not being done..technical excellence, education, a more balanced society, and its just not there

yes when the Khilafah returns it wont mean that sun will eb shining everyday and teh grass will be green everyday. there will be problems.

right so motherhood and apple pie is all good with khilafah, but until there are real mechanisms in place to make it into a strong, viable and united entity, it will fail as it did earlier due to internal discrod and strife.

As for the weakeness of a Khilafah, i wud say that even if it was weak at the start, it wud quickly hav to build it economy,infrastructure,hav ties with other nations (nations wt wch deealings r allowed) and this wud be possible, cuz we hav da all da natural resoucres,youthfull population,engineers,doctors,sciencetists,etc....

how will you get all the engineers, doctors, scientists? where will they study, where will they work..how will they be trained in cutting edge technology. do we have the resources to edcuate, train and utilize the youth and the resources? I dont think so.

as for the problems, like i said cud u give sum expamples of wch problems u mean,if ur on abt disunite, then tell me wch pakistani was bother abt wat tribe Mushraff is from??..

oh believe me people had problems and have problems, but they cant do anything, plus it is not a religion based system..it was a martial law, a dictatorship.

.if rulers 2day come into power without sum1 sayin he is shia,sunni, etc surely wen a sincere muslims comes in2 power they wont hav a problem.

are you advocating that a khalifah comes into power like a dictator? because that is contrary to what I know. Khalifah is not only picked by the people but is answerable to the people.

....as 4 other groups, as long they r islamic groups we dont mock them,

but HT does not cooperate with other groups either, even muslim groups. it can but it has a poor track record in that arena.

** and if they hav sumthing to say with stronger evidence whcih contradicts our ideas, we will sit down n discuss like human beings.....**

but see, it does not have to be a debate, its not a competition. diff groups are pursuing different goals. why would HT want to sit down and debate with some group trying to establish schools and cottage industry in uder developed areas, or groups which are providing aid to refugees? a debate on who is wrong and right is not needed, just mobilizing resources to help each other in each other's projects.

our dealinsg with other groups is advising them, if they accept,that thats fine, if they dont then thats also fine

what about being advised?

*And as 4 ppl living the Hizb, well wats that got to do with my obliagtion of doing dawa'h?...they wont to leave 4 wateve reason, it doesnt chaneg eth fact tha i need to work wit a group in establishing Khilafah. *

but as a member of any organization your goal is also to make that organization the best it could be. if it has attritiuon problems because people get disheartened and leave then you should do something abotu it.. just not be a follower, be a leader. for a progressive, strong, united, productive, effective khilafah, the people working for it must be the same..

As I mantioned above, I am not in this discussion from a religious point of view. not a "whether to" question but a "how to" and I dont see any harm if you guys hear somethingt o help you get better organized, with more accountability to deliver on goals, it will only be good and not bad.

one a side note, could Ht cut down a little bit on the rhetoric. The articles written are very often emotionally charged which may move some people but at the same time put off other people. I am often astounded at the sheer amnount of knowledge and information in some articles and I have investigated them and they are correct but I dont like spin. articles like that put me off jsut as much as some shouting emotional mullah, or some banner waving looney on fox news. to communicate to reasonable and rational people, its better to write i a reasonable, and rational manner.

Let me recap. I have no problem with the mission of HT, I think a lot can be improved in the operations, planning, strategy and execution of the strategy.

w'salam

clubber

could you also inform me of how mohajiroun came into being. Again the intent here is not to mock just to learn. I never really understood what happened, how the split took place and what are the main differences in both groups since both talk about khilafah. is it just struggle for leadership, or are the methoids and approach different? I would like to know as much as you can shed light on this.

W'salam

salaamz

Ok if muslims r talkin abt khilafah, then thats good thats what every1 muslim desire's.

About the false notion that different schools of thoughts cant live togeather, have u got any proof 4 that?...from what ive witnessed, shafia,hanabli,hanafi etc dont hav problems with each other, although sumtimes u see certain groups funded by govts who try n make this an issue....in reality there is no problem, ive been to various cities and muslims dont hav problems wit muslims who follow a diiff school of though....AT the end of the day, every muslim realise that in certain isssue's there r difference of opinions and as long as the opinions r based on evidence, one cannot say the other is wrong. And also even though a Khilafah in the past may have adpoted a particular school of thought and hence becomes binding on people to follow him, the future Khilafah wont be adopting a certain school in teh areas of personal ibadah (prayer) cuz this restrict will the mujuathid.

And about class wars,tribes etc when i said the public opinion has to be generated for islam, this will mean that people will realise that nationalism,tribalism has no place in islam and if they do persist in making this a problem, it wont be difficult sorting this problem (as thes kind of things i think happened b4 aswell)

The state wil have the potentail to become economically, diplomatically and martially strong, cuz think about....we have got the natural resources,we have educated people,have youthfull population,and above all we have islam which will motivate us. and dont worry, there are already mechanism in place and being though of how we will do these things. (the point is unless u hav the State u wont be able to these things!!)

how will you get all the engineers, doctors, scientists? where will they study, where will they work..how will they be trained in cutting edge technology. do we have the resources to edcuate, train and utilize the youth and the resources?

Good ques, eve been to uni, there r loads n loads of muslims from islamic world who have already done degrees,masters,engineers,doctors, and these ppl will be utlise by the State, yes at the moment the uni's in muslim world are'nt that good but still many muslims graduate from ther!

*Originally posted by al_nasar: *
**salaamz

Ok if muslims r talkin abt khilafah, then thats good thats what every1 muslim desire's. **

w'salamz

the concept of khilafah is good, teh roasdmap to there may have to be adjusted based on how teh world is, maybe a trade bloc at first, econoic union afterwards, political after that..it will nto happen overnight and thus the hows have to be just as important as teh whats.

About the false notion that different schools of thoughts cant live togeather, have u got any proof 4 that?...

yes please look up shia-sunni relations in pakistan and Iran, and to some extent afghanistan.

additionally the whole battle between deobandi and barelwi in Pakistan. they are declaring each other kaffir and what nots.

*And about class wars,tribes etc when i said the public opinion has to be generated for islam, this will mean that people will realise that nationalism,tribalism has no place in islam and if they do persist in making this a problem, it wont be difficult sorting this problem (as thes kind of things i think happened b4 aswell) *

the realization may be there but realization does not solve the problem at hand, social justice can come all of a sudden lests ay but the scras of this hatred stay for sometime and can cause real problems. So why not start making a move on this now. why not reach out to communities and talk about soicial justice and actually take steps to do something, whether it is lobbying or something else.

see khilafah is a sum of parts, and our view is that it is greater than just the sum of the parts, and I agree, but just like the good aspects have an exponential impact, so do the bad ones. The big questionI have always had is that steps are not being taken to look at the bigger picture.

The state wil have the potentail to become economically, diplomatically and martially strong, cuz think about....

Potential, exactrly..potential which depending on circumstances and external and internal dynamics may never come tro fruit. What does one have to increase the chances that the potential will be more likely to be realized...simple..start making a dent in the types of things that would otherwise prove to be the cracks in the foundation. adress them now rather then when the building is created.

*Good ques, eve been to uni, there r loads n loads of muslims from islamic world who have already done egrees,masters,engineers,doctors, and these ppl will be utlise by the State, yes at the moment the uni's in muslim world are'nt that good but still many muslims graduate from ther! *

ever been to a university, :) I would like to think so. do me a favour look at literacy rates in all these countries, especially see what percentage actually makes it to a university.

and yes many graduate from universities in muslim countries, but an overwheming majority does not.

so should efforts for education development also not be a goal in anyone who is really pursuing this idea seriously?

Thats what I say when i comment that there has to be a roadmap of things that need to get accomplished, things that one can start impacting today..shorter and mid term goals while working for the longer term vision.

what gets me in hot water with HT ppl is that when i ask about what they have done or have they thought about it the tone of the discussion changes rather rapidly.

The Muslim World requires structured and comprehensive planning for the future of the Muslim Ummah. A number of short, medium and long term strategies should be put in place. The strategies could then be placed within a specified operational timeframe: period one - 2005-2015, period two - 2016-2030, and period three - 2031 - 2050. The period from now until 2005 should be utilised for mutual consultation in order to establish consensus and political commitment. the whole process should be built on the need to establsih new institutions as well as strenghtening existing ones, within the Muslim World.

One of the key issues determining the success of this strategy lies in the performance of OIC (Organisation of Islamic Conference). There exists no other organisation in the world where such a large number of countries have joined together solely on the basis of religion. Despite the weakness of this organisation, it still provides the best basis for all future development activities in the Muslim World.

In the context of the contemporary global environment, any future co-operation among Muslim countries needs to be predicated on a number of factors:

Establishment of a sound central financial system for the Muslim World

Common Islamic market for the promotion of mutual trade

Advancement in the fields of science and technology

Well established media and news agencies

Establishment of ISC and IDF (Islamic Security)

Compulsory Islamic teachings in light of Qur'aan.

Shari'ah implementation

Unity of one common goal.

Muslim countries should realise that they must develop their own markets and not merely be used as dumping grounds for second rate goods and services from the Western industrial countries. They should focus on regional and sub regional economic unions eg, Arab Common Market, Arab Maghreb Union, The Gulf Co-operation Council and Economic Co-operation Organisation etc.

When this co-operation is sufficiently strenghtened, interco-operation between regional economic groups leading to the development of a fully fledged 'Islamic Common Market'. This task should not be difficult to achieve as the compact geographical position of the Muslim countries gives them a comparative advantage over trade with Western industrial countries. Furthermore transportation costs will be lower in Intra- Ummatic trade as compared to trade with Australia, America or European Union.

In order to achieve this objective, an urgent need to strengthen the Islamic Centre for the Development of Trade, Islamic Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Commodity Exchange is required.

Th Muslim World is under huge financial starin from the crippling burden of foreign debts. The Islamic Development Bank requires strenghtening so to enable them to try and eliminate the dictatorial role of the IMF and WBank.

Maybe the ruling families of some Muslim countries can take their savings and investments from their Western Banks and invest back in the Islamic Development Bank. Also a Muslim Monetary Fund should be set up?

Two centuries ago, who would of thought that more than four dozen North American States would be united into one single contry eventually becoming a super power in world affairs.

A century ago, did anyone imagine that the Euopean states which have completely separate cultures, languages, state systems and a long history of conflict and war would succeed in establishing a progressive union?

More recently, who would of thought that Soviet Union a huge nuclear suoer power would be defeated by an extremly poor contry like Afghanistan?

Muslim countries possess almost 1400 years of common history and comprehensive system of law for government and international relations that the Prphet Mohammed PBUH instilled.

Now in the 21st century the question remains why Mulsim countries have not been able to thus far establish a practical and operational union acting according to their own interests and needs along the lines of the multilateral institutions such as the EU and G7?

We need Islamic Globalisation and not Re-Colonisation.

I am no scholar but I do have a dream, and dreams are achievable.

all dreams are not achievable. only those that have some practicality.

tell me one good reason why BD and Pakistan will want to unite under one authority? If that is the case with these that were one once before, why would Iran and Pakistan want to unite?

I think cultural, economic and even ethnicity are stronger factors than religious belief.

History suggests that some dreams are achievable and have the potential to become reality.

Just look at the examples I gave earlier over the last two centuries. They also started as dreams.

The most important step with regard to the internal sector is the need for collaberation between the general public, liberal and moderate Muslim intellectuals and politicians with a view to establishing pressure groups and gaining public support within the country, in order to eliminate social evils.

At the Ummatic level, such national movements should work together in close co-ordination so as to affect the maximum influence on the governmenments of Muslim countries. They need to put moral and political pressure on their own respective governments to promote coordination among the Muslim countries.

The objective of this approach ought not to be to bring about a revolution within the Muslim World, which may lead to a disaster. Rather it should start as a peaceful and social evolutionary process starting from the grass roots level up. Such efforts in various Muslim countries would be helpful in creating internal solidarity and stability, as well as external coordination and the harmony at the Umaah level.

This process if properly implemented could result in the idea where the Muslim World can gradually begin to solve its own problems!

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*Originally posted by sholay: *
History suggests that some dreams are achievable and have the potential to become reality.

Just look at the examples I gave earlier over the last two centuries. They also started as dreams.

The most important step with regard to the internal sector is the need for collaberation between the general public, liberal and moderate Muslim intellectuals and politicians with a view to establishing pressure groups and gaining public support within the country, in order to eliminate social evils.

At the Ummatic level, such national movements should work together in close co-ordination so as to affect the maximum influence on the governmenments of Muslim countries. They need to put moral and political pressure on their own respective governments to promote coordination among the Muslim countries.

The objective of this approach ought not to be to bring about a revolution within the Muslim World, which may lead to a disaster. Rather it should start as a peaceful and social evolutionary process starting from the grass roots level up. Such efforts in various Muslim countries would be helpful in creating internal solidarity and stability, as well as external coordination and the harmony at the Umaah level.

This process if properly implemented could result in the idea where the Muslim World can gradually begin to solve its own problems!
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remember ethnic and racial bonds are stronger than relgious one.

Maybe for you. But not for Muslims.

Islam is not about race, it's about the whole of Mankind regardless of colour, creed etc.

Whether some people see it this way is another story.