Re: Subah Saverey Maya kay Sath…Seriously!!!
I agree, and that’s wrong. Like I stated before, I don’t agree with the way they run things (royalty enjoys everything, whereas common folk are suppressed) - but you see, it works for them. Also, you might see it as inflexibility…but I see it as rule of law. Sure, rigidity in law can be detrimental (ie- not accepting change or anything), but you can’t have a confused country…I guess.
I think religious law is better instated to the full. You can’t have half religion and half secular. Also, secularism might be the way forward…but Iran is also ruled by Sharia/religious law, but they aren’t backwards. Women are in Parliament (their Parliament is in accordance with Sharia as well!) and many other government positions, they have many rights. They aren’t mandated to walk around with men, they’re present in every branch of Iran. Either way - the countries that go one way or the other (either religious or secular), run their country very well. Pakistan is trying to mix both, and it won’t work that way. They need to accept that and either make Pakistan fully a religious nation or stop trying to keep up appearances and separate religion from government completely.
=D lol - the confused country part sounds terrible, I apologize. I mean to say…you really to go one way or the other. That’s it.