@gabeenaa Not only that, the subject is specifically dealt with in Quran and reaction prescribed. Move away from them temporarily. No social boycott even needed as you can join them back. Actually it is blasphemous to say Quran advises Muslims to kill anyone for blasphemy.
@Hassaniftikhar It’s a very simple principle: anything that is legally not prohibited is legally permissible.
I don’t know if the constitution bars a PM from seeking a vote of confidence.
@VenomStinger447 I was in late teens when Zia died and precisely know when what happened. Check the year MQM won mayorship of Karachi and when Arif Husaini was murdered and when sipah e Sahaba was formed...
@PravinSawhney@schaheid Pakistan is still paying the price for the policies of Ziaulhaq, especially indoctrination, though the country is slowly getting rid of that now. India’s course has just begun and communal harmony is still on the rise; the next two decades aren’t looking good for India
@CChristineFair Dr. (Un)Fair conveniently ignores that the plaintiff before the UNSC was India and the UNSC decided for plebiscite. Meaning: neither India nor Pakistan had a legitimate territorial claim over Kashmir; and only a plebiscite could decide. So the same applies for India...
@OryaMaqboolJan اللًہ نے قرآن میں کہا ہے کہ رمضان میں صبح اُس وقت تک کھاؤ جب تک سفید اور کالے دھاگے کو دیکھ کر فرق نہ کر سکو. کیا آپ ہر رمضان کی سحری ایسے ہی بند کرتے ہیں؟ اگر نہیں تو کیوں نہیں؟
@CNNnews18@NMenonRao@maryashakil India lost that opportunity under Manmohan Singh with Musharraf and now fearing to pay the price (see and read). As they say, it is never too late!!! Please advise this to the present expansionist regime in India. 2/2 https://t.co/iSLT5Bf6cr
@CNNnews18@NMenonRao@maryashakil How ironic that you consider China as expansionist but not India when they make claims that are just expansionism! The only workable solution is a trilateral agreement, Indo-Pak-China agreeing international borders based on areas controlled as of today 1/2
@PravinSawhney Sir, it’s a bit confusing what you say. If China has already occupied Indian territory, what next steps you want them to take. They have been pushing the boundary and will keep doing so. I would have thought the ball to be in the Indian court...
@MajUmrao@kakar_harsha@sneheshphilip@Nidhi@narendramodi Ahh didn’t know that the syllabus in IMA had been upgraded to include geopolitics. Sad that one of the finest foreign secretaries India produced didn’t learn geopolitics from IMA and is also incorrect (like me) in her reading of the affairs https://t.co/OyVY6WA5S8
If I read China’s actions correctly, she is more than ready to burn all boats with India and is just waiting for us to make “strategic miscalculations” (her words) before doing so.
@MichaelKugelman The definition of “violent protests” is different in the US than that in the subcontinent. The US protests wouldn’t be considered violent if taking place in the subcontinent. Sadly, the bar for something to be considered violent is higher; else considered normal @majorgauravarya
@setholdmixon@Ali_MuhammadPTI has been misled by mullahs. Taking someone’s life is no joke & must be under Quran that discusses blasphemy of God (superior than prophets): just walk away when they are doing that; can remain friends & sit again w/them afterwards. @husainhaqqani@UmarCheema1
Can an army officer who spent his life serving the country and guarding its borders be a traitor? Well, it is we who decide, not you bloody civilians. What constitution!!! My foot. Hunh 😡#TheMoodAtTheISPR