Regards

Israr Ahmad Khan Waqar

btw even if i agree,there is little dissimilarities b/w both sharia versions……quran is clear cut on all cases including the penal code any no shia or sunni can deny the quran!

So guys stop ridiculing ur religion .Allah sent Mohammad (PBUH ) as a mercy to all  of manking so how can His laws be of non beneficial to mankind.

Just think over it and compare the time when the muslims were in power & the prosperity the had in the earlier centuries till 13 th century.

 b) deviation of legislation from being unbiased and secular, to being based on the so-called Islamic ideology, exploited by power hungry politicians (starting with the sucessors of MA Jinnah), and ignorant mullahs for their benefits, thus completely damaging the nation socio-politically over the years.

c) The influence of the media on the common man in pakistan (who is often illiterate), and his distorted view of islamic doctrine and religious history, leading him to believe, and practice anything and everything that the mullah tells him.

d) the division and sub division of muslims into numerous sects and sub-sects as a result of this religious confusion, resulting in further socio political and economic chaos. on a personal level, i completely support the author’s view of the religious scenario existing in pakistan today. Based on the conversations and debates i’ve had with people, and my own observation, i believe that: Most of the youth and adults in the country are either too ‘busy’ to educate themselves religiously – because to them religion does nothing to improve the quality of their lives – or have been ‘emotionally brainwashed’ into accepting a picture of islam based on incorrect intrepretation of the Holy Quran and Ahadith, fed to them by ‘scholars’, who exchange their ‘expertise on islam’ for wealth, influence and media exposure (tv,newspapers mainly), to add to their false credibility. Things are beginning to change as it is now easier to challenge the knowledge and credibility of religious leaders in pakistan via tv channels and access to the religious reading material on the internet. But it is still extremely difficult for a person to judge whether he/she is following the right ‘version’ of islam in pakistan. Hence – people tend to stick with the religious sect they belong to – either because they really don’t care, or because their ability to think and question has been suppressed by their community, or the education system in general.

Tahnks Mr. Naeem   we want this type of Articals  and to share with our youths. to show them the real picture of Our Political and the Islamic and social conflicts and the Values.

Jazak Allah
Tanveer Khan