Pakistan's Role In Defending Islam And Muslims

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Re: Pakistan’s Role In Defending Islam And Muslims

@KatDaddy

Let me dial it down a bit for you. If a country is created for Islam, then the constitution is Islamic. If a country is created for Muslims of India, it is for people who practice the faith can do so without being discriminated and also for people of other people.

Then the question, the assumption here was that Muslims in undivided India could not practice their religion. Sections of Muslims (Aha medias) are discriminated in Pakistan for their belief not in India.

Mr. Jinnah never wanted a Islamic republic, but a republic for Muslims.

It wasn’t necessarily per se about the right of worship in india, but more about the political power of muslims. Jinnah had come to realize that in the overall scheme of things, muslims would be disfranchised by the ruling hindu majority due to their sheer numbers (it has happened to much extent in today’s india) which would have an effect on the economic and social well being of the south asian muslims.

We pay more taxes in america now, so what was all the fuss if british imposed 4% tax on tea? It still led to the boston tea party and the american revolutionary war.