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Originally Posted by sabahatbhutta
HMMM you have taken a very good step to initiate the debate on this topic,
I have heard many people claiming that two nation theory was abandoned by Quaid soon after the creation of Pakistan, but I strongly believe that those people do not have even a vague idea of what Two Nation theory really was and is...
Two nation theory meant that Muslims have a unique identity of their own they can not be merged in any other identity.
It did not mean that they can not bear any other nation existing.
after the creation of Pakistan Quaid gave the religious freedom on the principles of Islam and two nation theory coz according to two nation theory Muslims have unique identity and implies that other nations also possess a unique identity, so how can Quaid deny other sects the same right for which he himself fought for the Muslims, He was a man of principles and Islam also grants these rights to non muslims. Nation has many definitions and it can vary place to place and time to time, Two nation theory do exist today the only difference is we should apply it outside the borders of the country not within.
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Muslims having unique identity does not need partition and separate electorate. Unique identity stands for strong culture, restrained folkways and mores, institutionalized community. That uniquity do not need partition or separate electorate.Man of principle never shifts from democracy to Islamic political system.Hu$$ain shaeed sehrwardi pleaded to Quaid to give minorities rights-rights granted.I was asking pakistan was gained on the behalf of democracy ,then why objective resolution was passed.The shift in Quaid policy created divisiom that lead to chaos and military Raj.