Should India welcome all Pakistani minorities who want to leave Pakistan?

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Re: Should India welcome all Pakistani minorities who want to leave Pakistan?

@Raj_ind

No, it will be foolish to say that muslims are still converting non muslims forcibly, but yes, conversion to Islam is still on, on the sly.

If any non muslim have an affair outside his wedding, and if he wants to marry the lady of his choice again, duping his first wife, than he finds shelter in Islam only. Some molvi would give him a way out of his problems. Convert to Islam, and get the right to marry three more times
without fear of law. If he does this, he finds his second bride, plus he finds support of noble muslims around himself too.

And there is no reason skipping ur question brother, I have made it clear and am doing again for ur convenience.

Yes, I feel that non muslims should be allowed to preach their religion among muslims too. Life is a test from ALLAH, and passing this test grants U heaven. Heaven cant be achieved just by being born in muslim home.

And plz check language of ur question, it may be wrong. U asked,
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Being a Muslim, do you agree that a Non-Muslim should have a right to convert a Muslim to Non-Muslim in a Muslim majority country?

**It is not about right to convert, its about right to preach what U believe. Why should muslims be given special status in this regard?

I posed this question as for you religious rights are incomplete unless you got right to preach and convert someone to your religion. While a secular society may allow this and consider it the only form of complete religious freedom, a Muslim majority society may not endorse it. For a Muslim majority society, ‘kisi ka mazhab cheRo nahin, apna mazhab choRo nahi’.

If there is no major forcible conversion taken place in India, then there is no such situation in Pakistan as well.