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Religious minorities are given the opportunities to have education, healthcare, voting rights, going to places of worship etc etc like Muslims. It is just certain positions of power are off limits to them as per the Constitution, this is not oppression or persecution... you are mis equating.....also if I were to give my honest opinion on lets say homosexual marriage at my work place....guess what you think would happen in this land of free speech...?My friend, I'm sure you're an educated person working for a good firm in the UK. What you have achieved in the UK, despite your heritage. Do you think you could achieve the same in Pakistan being a minority? We all cry rivers when we were of something against the minorities happening here in the UK, why shouldn't we cry when the same happens in Pakistan? You are free to build as many Mosques in the UK as you want, when is the last time a brand new Church was built in Pakistan?
We call people "Kafir", who are we to call people that?
Pakistan may have been found for the Muslim majority of British India however does that mean that other non-Muslim citizens in Pakistan are not equal to me? I don't think so. They should get the same opportunities I get to prosper in my beautiful Pakistan.
Every society has her limits...the UK has hers and Pakistan has hers...but the real question is how to determine what these limits are...which brings me back to my original question...Can a State which declares itself Islamic have a non Muslim leader??