Secular Pakistan

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Re: Secular Pakistan

@hanibal

For Pardah, First of all one have to understand why it is obligatory on male and female muslims to observe Pardah? by a simple cloth, which covers feminine part of female body, it saves her from lots of evils for sure… if you want to learn in detail then you have to google it…

Anyway, every society have its laws, Muslim society, orders women and men to observe Hijab, so that they society remains clean from the evil practices which may emerge if women and men walk naked or in clothes which is equivalent to it… Islam have nothing to do with Burqa or this kind of stuff, all it orders to wear decent cloths which hide the beauty of the body ( i am sorry if this is not as per French Fashion Shows) and is extremely against the notion that women or men wear or get involve in any act which is against decency in open.

The Blasphemy law has it roots deep down in human civilization and have been implemented in the society from the very human nature who idolizes his religious or national personalities. Basically such law are there to protect one simple thing, refrain people to abuse the religious sentiment of any religion whatsoever, as it may spark riots and many innocents would die just because some stupid person… This law has nothing to do with Islam and has been in practice just to avoid something which can create unrest, if society is mature enough then they won’t be burning Quran and neither they will be holding contest to draw some religious personalities of some other reason in the name of freedom of expression…

^ My question hanibal was:

In an Islamic State - which you think all sects in Pakistan can agree to - what will be the law on Hijab/Satr. Will women be ASKED or REQUIRED to observe hijab/xyz, and will non compliance be a punishable offense?

I know the logic behind purdah - and blasphemy - and I’m not convinced.

My other question was:

For blasphemy - In an Islamic State - which you think all sects in Pakistan can agree to - will there be a blasphemy law? And what would the punishment for the blasphemer be?

Hero Ghamdi - says no to both viel/hijab and blasphemy law. So there already a portion of Pakistani society which does not think these laws should be part of an Islamic State. There is of course a much larger portion of Pakistani society which chooses to ignore viel/hijab and blasphemy - regardless of what the sect they’re part of rules on the matter.