Pakistan’s first sect-free mosque calls for end to discrimination

[Shamraz_Khan]

Re: Pakistan’s first sect-free mosque calls for end to discrimination

@psyah

Shamraz Khan

You have not addressed the actual concern. People seek guidance and council. They will end up getting different advice from different imams of the mosque they will be unable to make sense of what is being told to them. Or they will never bother going in to any detail and merely use the place to pray and leave … They will not use the place as “their mosque” … Except for may be praying alone … Not even in congregation lest the person might pray in a different way to them.
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You’re picking out small differences & making a case that why people should not unite against bigotry and hatred spread by mullahs. In the US (and in most western countries) Muslims from all over the world pray together & they have no problems. Why is this going to be a problem in country that was created for Muslims & has 97% Muslims population?