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Why Muhammadan love the conversion very much.
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The girl must be released into the custody of a secular human rights organization, and be allowed to discuss matters freely with her relatives.
Then she will be able to say, without any pressure, what she wants.
A simple case of love marruage where the girl falls in.love with.a muslim boy and to marry him converts to islam...and runs away as she knew her community wont accept her martiage and her conversion.
now these relatives are making big deal out of it by accusing the boy of abduction.and forced conversion.
I don't actually understand how forced conversions work. My understanding is that you cant force someone to be a Muslim or any religion. surely anything done under duress can be recanted later.
Where these allegations are made. The state agencies should investigate. if it established that force was used the perpetrators should be punished. The state should protect the rights of all Pakistanis immaterial of religion caste creed etc.
However if it is established that there was no force used for conversion marriage etc then the couple should be protected from false allegations.
The state and Islam does not condone the actions contained in these allegation
relax mate.
the allegedly abducted girl appeared in front of a press conference with the boy she married and told everybody in front of camera that she converted to islam out of her own will and married the boy because she loves her...
google it.
A forced conversion is the religious conversion or acceptance of a philosophy against the will of the subject, often with the threatened consequence of earthly penalties or harm. These consequences range from job loss and social isolation to incarceration, torture or death. As with deprogramming, such a conversion entails the repudiation of former religious or philosophical convictions.
source: wikipedia
I don't actually understand how forced conversions work. My understanding is that you cant force someone to be a Muslim or any religion. surely anything done under duress can be recanted later.
I think it important that we do not allow Indian's and others to portray us in an unjust and untruthful way.
Both Pakistan and India have bad people who do bad things but its not a Muslim thing or a Pakistani thing just cos it happens in Pakistan
I think it important that we do not allow Indian's and others to portray us in an unjust and untruthful way. These cases do occur but then bad things happen in the world it must be clarified that neither Islam nor Pakistanis support illegal acts.
Both Pakistan and India have bad people who do bad things but its not a Muslim thing or a Pakistani thing just cos it happens in Pakistan
yes if this happens we must all condemn it but Islam and Pakistan are not in anyway complicit with the perpetrators
Condemn it already, It at least needs to be looked into, If Pk hindus of Sindh are saying that its happening the HRCP is saying that its happening so that means that the issue does need serious consideration.
Bl[i]tZ;2686835 said:Give me one example where a Muslim, Sikh, Christian was CONVERTED forcibly to Hinduism?
I again emphasize the word conversion and demand a single example. Even during violence/riots there has never been such a case.
This conversion phenomenon was brought by the Arabs and Afghans invaders. They were successful in converting some using sword and some may have converted by other persuasions.
I find it ironic that these few who indulge in forceful conversions today are descendants of people who may have been converted by force in the past.
Bl[i]tZ;2686835 said:Give me one example where a Muslim, Sikh, Christian was CONVERTED forcibly to Hinduism?
Neither Islam, Pakistan nor any of its agencies are complicit.
On the contrary I and other Pakistani members on the forum unequivocally condemn these evil acts. Of course the state of Pakistan must investigate and punish the perpetrators if it has happened.
But it is unfair of you and Indians to try to tarnish Pakistan Islam and all of us with the same brush
Bl[i]tZ;2686835 said:I find it ironic that these few who indulge in forceful conversions today are descendants of people who may have been converted by force in the past.
Both Pakistan and India have bad people who do bad things