Do you recommend bullets instead?
Sure, but you can’t separate the two. Islam is inherent in every Pakistani even if they’re not Muslim. Islamic mannerism is spread across the lands. You could still be an Islamic country without the class based faux theocracy. The elites are secularized westerners pigs and the poor use the blasphemy laws left behind by the Colonialism British. What you’re basically saying is we’re another India then? What different is there between a secular Pakistan and Secular India? See where I'm going with this?
Islamic country and Muslim country are two separate things. You should click links and read stuff. It's good to be educated on these matters.
“Pakistan was made in the name of Islam” is a phrase that we’ve all heard time and time again. People often use it to curtail a debate and stop people from asking more questions. As Joseph Goebbels once famously said, “if you repeat a lie often enough it becomes the truth”.
Let’s put this into perspective shall we – lets assume that Pakistan was indeed “made in the name of Islam”.
Why then were Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, Majlis-e-Ahrar-ul-Islam and Jamaat-e-Islami all opposed to Pakistan?
Why did they refer to Pakistan as “Najistan” and Muhammad Ali Jinnah as “Kafir-e-Azam”?
Have any of our fake nationalists (Al Bakistanis) ever dared to answer this question? Of course not – they do what all other brainwashed sheep do. They simply ignore the obvious.
Islamic country vs Muslim country
Muhammad Ali Jinnah (Quaid-e-Azam) and the Muslim League were Muslim nationalists and not Islamists. There is a big difference between a MUSLIM country and an ISLAMIC country. Many people around the world seem to get the two concepts confused, and I don’t blame them. However, there are clear distinctions:
An Islamic country, or "
Islamic Republic", is a nation whereby civil and common laws are based strictly on the Islamic Sharia code, and imposed forcibly on its citizens. All matters relating the economic, religious and cultural matters are handled through an appointed Mullah or an elected council of Mullahs. Personal independence of individuals is significantly curtailed in these countries and consumption and sale of alcohol, idol-worship, western clothing, blasphemy and apostasy would be considered illegal. Such countries that mimic this concept include
Saudi Arabia and
Iran.
A
Muslim country is a nation whereby civil and common laws are based loosely on Islamic values and principles - hence Sharia is not imposed forcibly on its citizens. Modern democratic values are promoted and entertained in matters concerning economic, religious and cultural matters while personal independence of individuals is respected. Such countries that mimic this concept include
Turkey and
Malaysia.
