Alcohol and Beer set to become available at Lahore Airport: Sources

[AZ1]

It is already allowed for foreigners

decision should be reverted then.

 

[Zibago]

Was comparing two different things of same insititue, I am not using PIA neither I need a beer in our airports. And never like listen music while traveling, watch movies tho to kill time.

If they would put 2amp charging ports on every seat that would be great

 

[Awan68]

yes, to Muslims.
But the state should not be int he buissness of deaming who is muslim and who is not.


I personally don't

But my ideology is all about freedom.
Free people have the right to do what they want, as long as they are not infrining on other people's rights.


we would not tolerate a christan airline playing the bible, why is it okay to tolerate Muslim music ?

If u dont then u dont knw what u are talking about.

 

[Village life]

Gradually and slowly we are getting closer to IKs Riast e Madeena, see how Allah Subhan o taallah exposes his enemies in a no matter of time,

 

[Musafir117]

Is it blasphemy if I tell you that they allow beer so you can tolerate such forceful religiosity?

Bhai
Idhar ya udhar
Ye beech wali game ne puri qoum ko beech wala banaya hua hai

 

[Javad]

Wondering if prophet Muhammed also forbid non-muslims to consume alcohol in Riasat-E-Madina????

 

[Zibago]

Idhar ya udhar

Baby steps jani baby steps

 

[alee92nawaz]

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LAHORE : Alcoholic beverages are set to become available at Lahore’s Allama Iqbal International Airport after approval of a summary sent to Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar.

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According to reports, Punjab Excise & Taxation Department, police and district administration have issued no objection certificates (NOCs) to Unicorn Prestige Limited, a company that had applied for a liquor licence in the name of Royal Swiss International.

Currently, only four hotels in the city are authorised liquor sellers with L2 licences, including Avari Hotel, Holiday Inn, Pearl Continental Hotel, and Ambassador Hotel.
https://timesofislamabad.com/17-Jan...tE1mI4QSWoxn66ADQcwowefIy9tstB2QkRLD2rJCqVfnA

Finally. If we really wanna attract foreign tourist we need to start such things.

 

[Wa Muhammada]

Finally. If we really wanna attract foreign tourist we need to start such things.

So what’s next?

Make prostitution legal for ‘foreigners only’ and advertise escort services at airports?

 

[Menace2Society]

So what’s next?

Make prostitution legal for ‘foreigners only’ and advertise escort services at airports?

How many pakistanis girls are smuggled into UAE and sold into prostitution? You can't even protect your own women. Dirt poor country learn some commerce and integrate with the world so you don't have to keep selling your daughters.

An international airport requires international standards.

 

[Wa Muhammada]

How many pakistanis girls are smuggled into UAE and sold into prostitution? You can't even protect your own women. Dirt poor country learn some commerce and integrate with the world so you don't have to keep selling your daughters.

An international airport requires international standards.

I’m sorry pal...Pakistan is still a Muslim whichever way you twist the issue.

 

[Rusty]

If u dont then u dont knw what u are talking about.

if I don't what?

I actually don't know what you are talking about.

So what’s next?

Make prostitution legal for ‘foreigners only’ and advertise escort services at airports?

How do you think Dubai got so rich?

I’m sorry pal...Pakistan is still a Muslim whichever way you twist the issue.

100%
But being a real Muslim means you don't force your religion on others. It's actually part of the Quran.
If you don't want to drink, no one will ever force you.
So why do you have the right to force others?

dont write silly comments.

On topic;
This government is fast digging its grave!
So much for Riasat e Madina!

don't make silly replies.

Great initiative by progressive government and on the path to freedom.

 

[Awan68]

if I don't what?

I actually don't know what you are talking about.


How do you think Dubai got so rich?



100%
But being a real Muslim means you don't force your religion on others. It's actually part of the Quran.
If you don't want to drink, no one will ever force you.
So why do you have the right to force others?


don't make silly replies.

Great initiative by progressive government and on the path to freedom.

Lol, mate i was a heavy drinker for 8 yrs before i left it. I know what it does to a human bieng. It was banned by Allah for a reason. If u legalize alcohol in Pakistan, we would see a drastic increase in murders, injuries, accidents, rapes, harrasment of women. Is it worth it for a few hrs of thrill? , by ur logic we should open brothels on every street corner to maximize revenue?, one has to wiegh what impact an act will have on society, everything is not measured in economics. Law and order, a healthy society hold equal importance.

 

[Rusty]

Lol, mate i was a heavy drinker for 8 yrs before i left it. I know what it does to a human bieng. It was banned by Allah for a reason. If u legalize alcohol in Pakistan, we would see a drastic increase in murders, injuries, accidents, rapes, harrasment of women. Is it worth it for a few hrs of thrill? , by ur logic we should open brothels on every street corner to maximize revenue?, one has to wiegh what impact an act will have on society, everything is not measured in economics. Law and order, a healthy society hold equal importance.

Oh I 100% agree
I hate alchohol.
I never drink.
But
If you ban things, you don't stop people from doing it, you just make them hide it.
Do you not think all those things are already happening in Pakistan?
If we legalize it and create systems to stop the damage (from the tax money) we will have a better society.

Portugal legalized ALL drugs and they found that less people actually used them once they became legal.

 

[Syed1.]

Oh I 100% agree
I hate alchohol.
I never drink.
But
If you ban things, you don't stop people from doing it, you just make them hide it.
Do you not think all those things are already happening in Pakistan?
If we legalize it and create systems to stop the damage (from the tax money) we will have a better society.

Portugal legalized ALL drugs and they found that less people actually used them once they became legal.

Same happened with weed in Canada, when it was not illegal even 14-16 year olds were having it on a daily basis. Now it is legalized government can regulate it and control its consumption. However, for that you need writ of government. In Pakistan cars do not stop at red light even if a team of traffic wardens are stationed at that light. Shows you how much rule of law there is.