Jamaat-i-Islami provincial chief Prof Mohammad Ibrahim condemned the banning of religious organisations and said that attempts to turn the country into a secular state will be fiercely resisted. Ibrahim claimed that the introduction of joint electoral system and a new curriculum in madaris and ban on Jihadi organisations would weaken the ideological foundation of the country. He said the army should hand over power to an honest leadership. JI provincial secretary general Sirajul Haq said party workers would take part in the Jan 27 public meeting in Peshawar and demonstrate that they would defend the ideological frontiers of the country at all costs and get rid of the American agents.
Boy, it sure would be awful if Pakistan became a secular state. Better to keep to national traditions, like beating women and shooting people up. That's the only way to ensure a peaceful and prosperous Islamic nation. Pakland's percentage of newborn deaths is roughly ten times higher then that in the developed countries - but let's spend all our time, money and resources on jihad. |