good point.
We in Pak have only one thing common between different religions and sects. And that is:
=========== our motherland
Everything else is and can be different and it is is perfectly OK, as long as we know that our love for our motherland encompasses and supersedes every other loyalty and allegiance.
----- Shias and Sunnis can and do pray in different mosques
---- can and do have different sets of practices
— can and do have aversion to mixing with other religions
---- can and do have separate Shariah code
But as long as we hold our motherland at our highest level, every other difference can be ignored.
peace! (is it possible in the current Pak environment???)
Unfortunately for many Jihadis of both Shia and Sunni background, do not even believe in the sanctity of our motherland, and hence the firqa bazi and all this heinous killing in the mosques and tombs and graveyards and busses etc. etc.