Sinnerman108
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Yes, I am new to the forum but not new to current affairs and history so I believe I am in an adequate position to "draw conclusions".
Now if I may give you an example of Shia/Sunni unity. The people that were instrumental in the creation of Pakistan were both Shia and Sunni but that they did not divide them. Muhammed Ali Jinnah himself belonged to a Shia sect but and he built the nation on Islamic grounds- Sunni/Shia was never in the equation. The recent spate of anti-Shia violence can be put down to Saudi funding for militant groups.
And no I do not suggest a secular view, I'm actually (as may username suggests) a conservative and am in favour of an Islamic and united Pakistan.
Very often too much enthusiasm only make you shoot your self in the foot.
Let me ask you a historical question. How was Jinnah given his "akhri rasoomaat" ?
who led the funeral prayer ? how long before the funeral prayer and his death ?
take your time to figure this out, come back and correct your post.