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are you even a muslim?if you're not then your opinion is absolutely worthless.If Pakistan comes under sharia law and you don't want to abide by the rules,then you're free to leave or stay in U.S

forced hijab?the hijab is obligatorily on the Muslim women.please explain to me what shariah is then,since you seem to have a "liberal" view about it(whatever that means).Also there have been reports that women did work under the Taliban,although this was not a wide case because the country was...

there might in difference in jurisprudence but the matters of set shariah should not be changed.We now have people who believe that democracy is compatible,although Muslims can vote for their leaders,changing divine laws in exchange for man-made laws is not to be compromised.To say that you can...

yes,and on camera too.Once the video is released,we can post it here and watch it as entertainment while eating popcorn.Just like in the movie theater :cheers:

first U.S claimed that there was no militant activity linked to the helicopter crash.Now that it is confirmed that the crash resulted in captured personal,they deny that they are soldiers.I am not saying whether they are or aren't soldiers but my question is: Why is everything in U.S media...

hehe,I think you have me confused with pak-one,I am pak-MAN:lol:

proper education and awareness,what does that mean?the leader of the most infamous "terrorist" organization is an Egyptian doctor who is fluent in English and the use of internet media. p.s to whom it may concern,sorry for the double post.

what did I just read?like seriously,what the heck is this?:hitwall:

It's just amazing how even after witnessing Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia,they think that it would really be that easy.These are also the same guys to tried to colonize African states,they raped the women and massacred its people,then finally placed an oppressive regime over them to rule.But...

they're all Illegitimate in my eyes,and what does that actually mean,"my nation"?The country is populated with the starving and homeless,if they can at least do something about that then I don't care what they can do for me.

funny how the stabilization process always involves dropping bombs in form or another.If I go into a store and break something,then i pay for it as compensation,I don't call it stabilizing.

:lol:oh! they're two entirely different people?hehe,my honest mistake:suicide2:

civilian?anyone collaborating with the military is going to be a target.they should have known that they would be in danger if they are going to run errands for bagram concentration camp.

there is always militant activity,even if it is just Reconnaissance.

If I were in Pakistan now,I would not even participate in the elections.I mean, I rather not get blown up giving my vote to someone who is not going to do anything for me.

I don't know what you're implying but you need to look at this from an unbiased perspective and keep your fanboyism in check.:lol: edit @Pak-one whoops edit

i'm not sure if know what you mean?I don't believe I have had the pleasure of your acquaintance.

Pakistan should ask for more nukes,too bad they don't have the balls to do that :(

I agree,India should assert more attention towards china if this is the case.Pakistan is to busy sucking up to U.S to do anything imo It would be interesting to see how this plays out.by the way,how long has this been a concern for India?

a historian named Francis Robinson mentioned in his book that Ahmad Raza was openly against resisting British rule. Also,to call Pakistani army the 'Punjabi army' would be a gross generalization because there are members of all ethnicities and religions in the pakistani army, including pashtunes