What should Pakistani laws be based on?

[SyedAbduallah]

Re: What should Pakistani laws be based on?

Your “questions” are similar to those “Fatwa Baaz guppies” on religious forum. You guys close your minds (Soommun Bookmun) based on some mullahtic theory, make up the fatwa, and then post it like a question. You are either too simpleton or expect others not to see through the fat-fat-fatwa baazi.

Instead of repeating ad-hominem attacks, why don’t you show a simpleton such as myself why I’m wrong by answering my questions.

Understanding Quran is different and making up laws for a country is different. It is rather blasphemous to drag Quran down to the level of a worldly book such as “constitution of Pakistan”.

Constitution of Pakistan can be argued about, changed, amended, updated etc. as the time goes by. Quran on the other hand is a book to remain unchanged till the end of time.

Theres nothing wrong with entrenching social values and laws codified in the koran in a pakistani constitution with the aim of achieving islamic jurisprudence, which is what pakistan was created for. An islamic country for muslims so we could live by our own customs, laws and traditions, which are seperate and distinct from hindoo ones, without being oppressed by the polytheists.

Only fat-Mullahs and their fat-fat-fatwa baazi drags Quran down

More ad-hominem attacks. - antiobl
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… Innocent SyedAbduallah

How could you so certainly say that they were divinely authored? And how can you justify divinity?

Let me just say that I won’t entertain the ignostic diatribe from charvak hindoos about god’s existence. 97% of pakistans constituency believes in the divinity of the koran, and thus it should not be a concern of the 97% to justify their beliefs. Pakistan wasn’t created on a romantic idea of what islam is.