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Why blame the US?? It is your countrymen and your co-religionists who are orchestrating all the violence between Shias and Sunnis, both against Ahmadiyas, and so on. How is the US responsible? Very convenient to always blame some external factor for your own troubles!
kid we dont have any issue like Ahmadiyas, Shia, Suni before 9/11 so stop your bullshit!!!!
it seems you need to read and know history. We had the Shia, Ahmadi problem for a very long time.
Get your facts right. Way back in 73, the Ahmadi were as per constitution labeled non-muslims.
And the Shia thing got prominence in the 80s. and the sectarian clashes started.
And now thanks to Wahabism and its influence on some Deobandis, the inter Sunni sectarianism has started.
Technically Ahmadis are non-muslims but I'm not going to get into that. There have been no Ahmadi killings in the 70's, 80's, 90's, 2000's though. Even today its very rare.
Yes it was, but then the sectarian clashes became less prominent in the 90's, 2000's, and even today it happens rarely.
Wahabis and Salafis are also schools of thought. They've been Pakistanis who believed in those schools of thoughts before the sectarian clashes, although they are a minority and most Pakistanis believe in the Hanafi school of thought.
TTP is a suspect but foreign hands can't be ruled out especially when the enemies of Pakistan think they can take advatage of the buray halat in Pakistan.
“Instances have occurred where Muslim members of various sects have indulged in objectionable propaganda against, each other calculated to hurt eachother’s feelings and leading, in its extreme cases, to personal violence. Anillustration of this type of agitation is the Ahmadi-Ahrar controversy in the Punjab. The Central Government consider that while the legitimate rights of any community or sect to propagate its religious beliefs should not be unduly restricted, and no discrimination should be made between the protagonists of differing views, religious controversies should be confined to reasonable limits and should not be allowed to reach a point where the public peace and tranquillity may be endangered. Militant or aggressive sectarianism should, in the opinion of the Central Government, be suppressed with a heavy hand.
“2. Shia-Sunni differences have been reported from different parts of the Province.
The incident at village Shahpur Kanjra, where a child of 3 and a woman were killed, was, however, the first incident in which Shias became the victims of communal violence.
3. At Gujranwala, sectarian tension existed between the Sunnis and the Wahabis. The difference arose over the number of travih which should be read in the month of Ramazan.
4. The immediate problem is to deal with the Ahrar. A warning has already been issued and I suggest that if this warning is not heeded, firm action should be taken. Government must also do everything to promote amity between Shias and Sunnis”.
If Pakistan is to develop as a democratic and progressive State, sectarian activities must be put down with firmness; otherwise Pakistan will become a medieval and reactionary State.
The Wahabi plus some Wahabi influenced Deobandi ones think Shrines to be not places for visit. Or in other words they say this is shirk and lot of stuff that goes on there is shirk, so now they are targeting it.
kid we dont have any issue like Ahmadiyas, Shia, Suni before 9/11 so stop your bullshit!!!!