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@Reha

Saeed - I feel as if Islam ki dhajjiyan uradi gayi hein. There is barely a non Muslim out there will not equate Islam with terror and fear. Ironically, its the religion of peace. Ironically, we’re supposed to be the role models for the world. For the sake of peace, allow people to practice - not hurt people who don’t believe in it. It just isn’t fair.

And you know why I bring this up? I live in a non-Muslim country… I imagine what would happen to me if I was treated the way Pakistan treats non-Muslims and I shudder out of pure fear. Its a very scary thought to be treated as someone not even worthy of filing a police report to save themselves.

All in the name of Islam.

I realise i have posted a lot already but, as a minority in another country, Rehaji I want to thank you for raising this topic of treatment of minorities. I mean minorities does not even have to mean non-Muslims, Shias themselves have also been targets. I wouldn’t say all non-Muslims feel that way about Muslims because chances are they have met awesome ones like you. I understand your sentiments though. There’s a long Sufi tradition of tolerance and lot of Hindus visit Sufi dargahs in India like Hajji Ali and I am sure they would visit the one in Sehwan, Sindh for Shahbaz Qalandar of dama dum mast qalandar fame. Kailash Kher also sang an amazing Allah (swt) ke bande and My name is Khan, looking at discrimination against Muslims, was directed by a non-Muslim and featured Noor-e-Khuda with 2 of the singers as non-Muslim.

sorry rehaji i deleted the rest as i did not want to hurt any feelings by mentioning too many commonalities.