313ghazi
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I don't have a bone in this. You can choose whatever you want as way of life but looking at Pakistan's situation and its populace delusions, I don't see why any Islamic nation wants to touch it even with a pole let alone fight for its causes.
Most Arab countries anyways sees you as third class Muslims. This post seems OP wants other countries to shoulder Pakistan's burdens since Pakistan and its populace can't do anything by itself/themselves except for preaching others about Islam.
That's a stupid way of looking at it. What benefit is there to 1 billion Indians being one nation rather than 20? The South doesn't benefit from Bihar or UP - why are they funding it? Because there is a benefit in unity.
In the eyes of wealthy Muslim countries Pakistan is a burden, yet in the eyes of other nations, it's a resource to exploit. Neither approach is fit for the Caliphate. In the Caliphate each region will be assessed for it's own benefits and strengths, much like the Soviet Union did for it's regions. The EU did the same thing, it initially started with a core of like minded nations with similar aims, it then built up. The inclusion of Eastern Europe despite the economic drain it would bring and the migration, was done because it'd also provide cheap labour and strategic access to the Eastern bloc nations.
When you think beyond the end of your nose, it's not difficult.
For Pakistan the best route is to support itself to stand on it's own feet, and if it ever finds itself capable of that, it'll soon find a lot more people interested in investment and engagement. At that point it can be done on equal terms. There is not a single Muslim nation on Earth that would not benefit from being part of the Caliphate. As a bloc of 52 nations with nearly 2 billion people - we'd be a superpower within a couple of decades.
Actually the thought of Khilafah has come to Pakistan from the Arab lands about 25 years ago. They also want it. However, Dr. Israr Ahmed also had the same ideas of Khilafat.
Actually you'll find the idea of Khilafah has never left Pakistan. Our forefathers participated in the Khalifat movement in 1919. Anyone who takes islamic identity seriously eventually realises that the only way for success for Muslim nations, ie being an equal to any other nation - is through the Caliphate. Otherwise they will always be vassals to China, Russia, EU, USA and soon India too.