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practically,no 100% secular state exists on the planet earth.
moreover,the overwhelming ,majority of pakistan cannot tolerate absolute
derision from islam.because in words of the creator of the term "secularism", "george jacob hollioke", the religionless state is called a secular state.and which we cannot become.

as regards to the issue of intolerance,religious bigotry and sectarian violence,.....the problem will further be aggravated by creating a secular state.because this act will create a vacuum and a sort of room for the extremists to launch a more volatile battle against the already troubled and druined people of our country.

So,the need of the time is not secularism but "LIBERALISM" as presented by the last reformer of the world.and which he practically implemented in "the city state of madina" by "the constitution of madina".

And that liberal (not secular) system had safeguarded all the casts,colours ,creeds and religious minorities of MADINA.
and in that "MEESAQ E MADINA" ,the jews and christians were honoured by declaring them "UMMAH" and equal citizens whose honour,life and property had to be equally safeguarded by the islamic state.

Perhaps ,that,s why the founding father of pakistan had said that our ideal model would be "THE CONSTITUTION OF MADINA".

because, Jinnah possessed better grey-matter than current age,s socalled intellactuals who believe in the fallacy that they can achieve absolute peace and tranquility by enforcing a GODLESS system.
dont u think the terms LIBERALISM and SEcularism are being intermixed?
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Agreed! It should be secular!
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Islam wants only The Rule of Allah on this land. No one else has any right to establish his rule here. Islamic State of Madina and Fatah Makkah are the biggest examples from the life of our Huzoor Nabi e Akram SAW. Armed campaigns to the areas outside Arab by Khulafa e Rashideen were also to establish the writ of Allah on this land, so there is no question whether the state should be an Islamic or secular as the example of world's most brilliant state can be seen in the era of our Holy Prophet PBUH and Khulafa e Rashideen.. The answer is straight forward the state should be Islamic. Islam has never been implemented in Pakistan so how we can say that an Islamic state produces discrimination. We should remember the three choices given by our Muslim Army to Non Muslims which were: 1) Embrace Islam and become our brothers. 2) Accept Supremacy of Islam and give Jizya. 3) Get ready for battle.
It is clear that Islam does not forces some one to be a Muslim rather it protects his rights by giving him an option to live peacefully according to his own religion in Islamic state but he will have to pay Jizya to Islamic state. This is a bitter pill for our modern scholars.But when Allah has decided who we are to challenge it. Of course a person reciting Kalima and a non believer can never be equal.
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Agreed! It should be secular!
How it should be? U mean every sate or only Islamic republic?
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Islam wants only The Rule of Allah on this land. No one else has any right to establish his rule here. Islamic State of Madina and Fatah Makkah are the biggest examples from the life of our Huzoor Nabi e Akram SAW. Armed campaigns to the areas outside Arab by Khulafa e Rashideen were also to establish the writ of Allah on this land, so there is no question whether the state should be an Islamic or secular as the example of world's most brilliant state can be seen in the era of our Holy Prophet PBUH and Khulafa e Rashideen.. The answer is straight forward the state should be Islamic. Islam has never been implemented in Pakistan so how we can say that an Islamic state produces discrimination. We should remember the three choices given by our Muslim Army to Non Muslims which were: 1) Embrace Islam and become our brothers. 2) Accept Supremacy of Islam and give Jizya. 3) Get ready for battle.
It is clear that Islam does not forces some one to be a Muslim rather it protects his rights by giving him an option to live peacefully according to his own religion in Islamic state but he will have to pay Jizya to Islamic state. This is a bitter pill for our modern scholars.But when Allah has decided who we are to challenge it. Of course a person reciting Kalima and a non believer can never be equal.
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Islamic state should be ruled like

Caliph Umar(ra)the great
Caliph Abu Bakr(ra)
Caliph Moula Ali (ra)
Caliph Usman ghani (ra)
Caliph Hasan (ra)
Caliph Umar bin abdul-aziz (ra)


Otherwise it should be secular
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But what is happening here.
Hindus of sindh are fleeing to India. The Sikhs of KPK have been pushed out from there areas. The Christhens are murdered by fanatics. The prayer houses of Qadiani are being attacked. Is pakistani state a Secular or islamic ?
First of all the topic of discussion is not about secularism in Pakistan.. it's about a state in general, that is whether it should be secular or not?
So far as mishappenings with hindus of sindh, sikhs of kpk, christians and qadianis are concerned then i think it's not the fault of namely ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN. It's the failure of your leaders governing your country for their personal aims and objectives while deteriorating the CONSTITUTION of PAKISTAN. If you're raising your voice for non muslims/minorities here,then,can't you see grabbing the rights of thousands of innocent muslims in the same state you're pointing.Same thing is going on in the so called secular states, one like India. Why not the rights of kashmiris are considered? India is a secular state it should consider.. it should have?? What happened with the muslims in AHAMAD ABAD(india)? If you're talking about the right of non muslims/minorities in your country to have the favour of minority to be called the so called secular, then please be honest as a secular and raise voice for those innocent muslims being killed and are still killing by the so called seculars and human rights watchers.
A muslim state should not be a secular state as Islam reserves the rights of all religions, IF the rulers are like KHULFA E RASHEEDEEN, as imbindas discussed.
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@aariz
exactly.the terms LIBERALISM and SECULARISM are mangled.
it is owing to the misconceptions as created by our critics.
but literally as well as terminologically there is a world of difference
between both terms.
--------------------secular means religionless
--------------------while liberal stands for rational+moderate .and religion can be accommodated in it.

Do you think that JINNAH was a secular person inspite of his spiritual efforts to establish an ideological religious state?

Do you consider IQBAL a non religious person or a pagan?
-------If both were not secular but staunch admirers of muslim political philosophy,then .....the fallacy and propaganda that both were secular ,dies ultimately.


And if, jinnah(the founding father of pakistan) and IQBAL(the ideological father of pakistan) were not secular .then how can it be possible for a nation and a civilization created by both ,to be secular.
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dear pakistan hase became a secular state unfortunately because of absense of sense in pakistani public.
Pakistan has not become a secular state dear,infact it has become an"Extremist state".People should be liberal minded.Quaid-e-Azam himself said"Religion should be a personal matter,..either you are a Muslim,Hindu or christian,it has nothing to do with the business of the state"..we love Islam but we should respect the members of the other communities.
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Actually,there is a misconception that if we pay respect to the minorities or other sects then we essentially have to be secular to do this.
Secularism terminologically has nothing to do with honouring the minorities.
it has just one objective:RELIGIONLESSNESS

ALL other things are not concerned with this term.

As regards to providing liberty to other religions,this clause was added to secularism afterwards.you cannot find this definition in GEORGE JACOB HOLLIOKE,s writings who coined that term.read the following;

Secularism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Infact,ISLAM is the only religious system which had officially provided the society (in city state of MADINA) with equal rights to all minorities by declaring JEWS and CHRISTIANS as equal citizens by calling them "UMMAH".

no other religion has officially accommodated the religious minorities.

So, the notion that Islamic system if implemented can create obstacles for minorities is false.
that,s why there is no need of SECULARISM to honour the minorities since we have a better substitute of this.

Moreover, in the multiethnic,multilingual,multicolour and multi religions society of pakistan,islam is the only binding force alongwith cricket(sorry to say). If someone inorder to follow blindly the western socalled intellactuallism
tends to erase this binding force then the following offsprings would be created;
PAKHTOONISTAN,REPUBLICS OF BLAUCHISTAN,SINDHU DESH etc.
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religion is part and parcel of ideology of Pakistan,we snatched this land from Hindus and british just for the sake of Islam....suppose we adopt secularism then what must be the source of guidance to run the affairs?.........which philosphy,law or principle will show us the path....why dont we say that we must not be at any exreme but we must be moderate Muslims with respect to all religions...you cant blame Islam for this fiasco which we are facing today,its due to misinterpretation of Islam.....further our ruling people are not less than seculars...then why to repeat the mantra"stat must be secular"....Sorry dear we have no escape from Islam.
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