None of the 60 odd Islamic countries spread all over the globe, has ever been ruled by a democratic dispensation. Each and every Muslim country is always found to be governed by a religious bigot or a military dictator,under the reign of Shariat Laws only. Pakistan can not be an exception to this rule.
RE:Elections in Pakistan
by Truth Exposer on Feb 18, 2008 05:33 PM Permalink
In order to have what can be called an Islamic political system, it is not enough to simply implement some aspects of Islam, such as the criminal law, while neglecting some more fundamental issues, such as the freedom of the people to choose the rulers. In addition, if penalties are to be applied, they have to be applied impartially Similarly, it would not be necessarily representative of the true approach of Islam, to restart immediately implementing aspects of criminal law without allowing transitory periods of sufficient time to reform society and move it to the ideals of Islam. The philosophy of criminal law in Islam is not just punishment; it is the idea of creating reform in a society by removing the causes of crime before punishment can be applied. Therefore, before applying the laws, rulers should look into the wisdom of the legislation and the prerequisites to implementing those penalties. Unfortunately, the complete and perfect model of an Islamic political system does not exist today. But this does not mean that it is a utopian system that exists only in theory. It existed in a complete and perfect form during the lifetime of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and during the reign of the first four Rightly Guided Caliphs. There were ups and downs, but there were some periods when one could actually say that the model was either perfect or as close to perfection as could be expected. In later centuries, however, there have been lots of ups and downs and many de
RE:RE:Elections in Pakistan
by Truth Exposer on Feb 18, 2008 05:34 PM Permalink
There were ups and downs, but there were some periods when one could actually say that the model was either perfect or as close to perfection as could be expected. In later centuries, however, there have been lots of ups and downs and many deviations. It is very difficult to point out any single model and claim that it represents the true picture of an Islamic political system. Indeed, there are many systems that are quite apart from Islamic teachings and violate the very basic principles on which a truly Islamic political system can be based, although they may claim that they are Islamic.
RE:Elections in Pakistan
by arjun on Feb 20, 2008 02:07 PM Permalink
great explanation but every -yes practically islamic country is proterrorist in ideology??????When teachings remain in book and peace is not followed in real life-it practically means that religion does not exist in true sense.
RE:Elections in Pakistan
by Asif choudhary on Feb 18, 2008 05:42 PM Permalink
never would the law be implemented perfectly because it is total nonsense....
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by Asif choudhary on Feb 18, 2008 05:45 PM Permalink
following versus show that Koran is being said by mohammand and not by got. But you claim that god told the versus to mohammad. Then why is he referring to himself here?
(Koran 6:114) Should I seek other judge than God, when it is He who has sent down to you, the distinguishing book (Koran)?
Any sane person can comprehend that those words are not spoken by God but Mohammed himself.
(Koran 113:1) I take refuge with the Lord of the Dawn.
One can clearly see, its Mohammed and NOT GOD HIMSELF who is seeking refuge in God.
There are many more versus which can proove my point
RE:Elections in Pakistan
by Truth Exposer on Feb 18, 2008 06:03 PM Permalink
If you dont understand the precise meaning of that thats different,,,,and you are posting your own meaining thats not going to make any sense..... Logically speaking, the Quran being the final message of Allah is going to be unchangeable till the Day of Judgment. For this job to be fulfilled, it has to remain the same because if, God forbids, any change occurs, there will be no point behind its being the final message of Allah.
Therefore, Almighty Allah Who knows the hearts and the nature of human beings has taken the responsibility of guarding and protecting the Qur'an from any change, so that it keeps on fulfilling its job and guiding all human beings till the Last Day. This leaves no doubt that the Qur'an we have today is the exact one that was recited fifteen hundred years ago when the Prophet was alive.
