Lahore blast facilitator's house razed in Bajaur; father, brothers arrested

[New World]

Since when & who declared that killing innocent Muslims will
[get HOORs in reward ???

what do you think? they are doing suicides for?

 

[VCheng]

It is indeed very saddening to hear such tragic loss. May Allah give you the strength and patience to overcome it. Please accept my heartfelt condolences

Luckily, everybody will be fine, this time. But everybody is worried about what might happen next. Obviously, people were expecting that the successes of ZeA to be durable, but apparently not, as I predicted. Abusing FCR powers in FATA will only create more problems, so what is the durable solution? That is the question to ask.

 

[salarsikander]

Luckily, everybody will be fine, this time. But everybody is worried about what might happen next. Obviously, people were expecting that the successes of ZeA to be durable, but apparently not, as I predicted. Abusing FCR powers in FATA will only create more problems, so what is the durable solution? That is the question to ask.

Perhaps increased cooperation among communities will serve as more vigilance.

Increased awareness through education and Friday prayers where local youth will not easily get indoctrinated. Not allowing self appointed clerics to present their own argument without any reasoning. Setting up strict standards for masjid imams and running a background chechks on them.

No amount of azrbe azb can keep any country 100% safe. We have seen this in countries like US etc, the terrorism has certainly come down after the said operation.

 

[VCheng]

Perhaps increased cooperation among communities will serve as more vigilance.

Increased awareness through education and Friday prayers where local youth will not easily get indoctrinated. Not allowing self appointed clerics to present their own argument without any reasoning. Setting up strict standards for masjid imams and running a background chechks on them.

No amount of azrbe azb can keep any country 100% safe. We have seen this in countries like US etc, the terrorism has certainly come down after the said operation.

Nothing will be durably effective until and unless the Objectives Resolution is repealed and matters of religion are separated from matters of State. The rest is all like re-arranging deck chairs on the Titanic.

 

[Safriz]

Pakistan should up the ante in Khalistan and Occupied Kashmir beyond just diplomatic support.
That's the only language India understands.

 

[salarsikander]

Nothing will be durably effective until and unless the Objectives Resolution is repealed and matters of religion are separated from matters of State. The rest is all like re-arranging deck chairs on the Titanic.

The state exists on the basis f religion.

 

[VCheng]

The state exists on the basis f religion.

Yes, it is a choice that was made, for better or worse.

 

[salarsikander]

Yes, it is a choice that was made, for better or worse.

Regardless thats a hard reality. Repealing it would negate the need of having state then

 

[VCheng]

Regardless thats a hard reality. Repealing it would negate the need of having state then

Yes, the reality that we see is pretty hard.

 

[salarsikander]

Yes, the reality that we see is pretty hard.

Cannot merely give up on our ancestors sacrifices

 

[VCheng]

Cannot merely give up on our ancestors sacrifices

Of course. To persist along the same path is a choice.

 

[salarsikander]

Of course. To persist along the same path is a choice.

Ofc. A nation that is 70 odd years old needs a time. After all none of todays great nations were developed overnight

 

[VCheng]

Ofc. A nation that is 70 odd years old needs a time. After all none of todays great nations were developed overnight

So how much time does a presumably religious nation need to get rid of colonial laws like FCR used to inflict collective punishment on its own citizenry? And if something as simple as that cannot be done for three-fourths of a century, what hope is there of said nation to live up to its claimed religiosity?

 

[salarsikander]

So how much time does a presumably religious nation need to get rid of colonial laws like FCR used to inflict collective punishment on its own citizenry? And if something as simple as that cannot be done for three-fourths of a century, what hope is there of said nation to live up to its claimed religiosity?

How long did UK took ? Or USA or other EU empires for that matter?
A mere century? Just look what they all did in ww2

 

[VCheng]

How long did UK took ? Or USA or other EU empires for that matter?
A mere century? Just look what they all did in ww2

Laws are changed pretty quickly, actually, specially when concerned with protecting citizen's rights and providing justice. What you are looking at are the end results, not the processes within that create the foundations for those results.

Can you think of a single good reason why repealing FCR should take this long?