usernameless
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Turkey is in the same boat as Pakistan. We have the pkk problem. These terrorists too attack and burn schools and mosques in the south east, so that they can keep their fellow Kurds uneducated, thus easier to brainwash them with their pkk marxist ideology. Killing 1000 pkk or taliban terrorists now is kind of useless if the fundamental issues are not addressed and will persist in the future for new generations to come.Well we can now see why Turkey is not in the shit*bucket. Well I said my Turkish friend. If you have spare Kemal Ataturk do please export him to Pakistan because we badly need one.
No,sadly the state does not organize the religious education or institutions. What we have done in Pakistan is allow any degenerate, mostly the retarded types to sprout a beard, preferably have no education and then sell his a*ss to outside countries like Saudia Arabia or Iran who then sponsor these people to spout hatred and misogny. In any other country these animals who every day preach death and hate would be arrested and put in prison. Here our government is too scared of them.
The result is every year more and more people are catching the cancer. So as you so very well said you need to "kill the reason" in Pakistan is reason is allowed to be multiplied mostly in the madaris that government has little or no control over.
Edit: Do please tell Pakistani's here how your government keeps a grip on the Mullahs.
If it is really 'that easy' to preach your own version/interpretation in Pakistan, then I'm not surprised that such retarded taliban fools exist. Did or does the Pakistani govt have any plans for reforms regarding madrassas or those 'scholars'?
In Turkey there is an institution called 'Diyanet'. They are part of the govt and basically their task is to keep the way religion is taught and preached 'streamlined' and under control. For example, if you visit a mosque and the imam is clearly spreading hate, you can contact the Diyanet and they will take care of that imam (probably he will be stripped of his function and maybe also face arrestment, not exactly sure what the consequences are). Another example, most of the mosques run by Turks in Europe (maybe elsewhere in the world too) are also under the control of the same Diyanet. So every imam is registered and certificated by them, which leaves little space to hateful imposters/fake imams. I know from real life experience that many mosques of the other muslims (especially Moroccans) in Europe do not have such an institution above them, which may lead to some leaks of hateful imams in those mosques. If such an institution does not exist in Pakistan, i think having one would be beneficial in curbing extremism to a degree.
@RAMPAGE @Atanz @Pakistani till death
Thank you all for the replies. It's saddening to get to know to what an extent it has come to. Blaming the security forces & intelligence seems out of place and unjustified since what they are doing now seems like mopping the floor while the water tap stays open, which needs to be closed by the higher ups in the govt for once and all. If it is proven that some/many madrassas are faulty and that a good portion of those donating foreigners are bad intentioned, then is it that hard for the Pakistani govt to take measures? Or is there too much opposition and maybe other factors to carry out such measures?