Pakistan in crisis - Discussion on Islam Channel

Sajjad Khan, member of the National Executive of Hizb ut Tahrir Britain, participated in a live panel discussion on Islam Channel with Ehsan Iqbal (PML-N), Brigadier Usman Khalid (Director London Institute of South Asia), Mian Shahid (PPP), Abdul Qayum Butt (PPP), Mussadiq Khan (Tehrik-e-insaaf)on the unfolding political crisis in Pakistan.

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[zakibwoi]

@RepublicOfVietnam nah never even mentioned Jinnah, just saying SOME not all middle-eastern and asian countries have had western backed dictators installed in their countries sorry I know the video is about Pakistan particularly but my comment was in response to PandemicMadness who believes that there are Islamic states in the modern world , I was merely stating there are no more Islamic states and that places such as Afghanistan although formerly encompassed in an Islamic state had autonomy

[RepublicOfVietnam]

@zakibwoi bollocks Mohammed Al Jinnah was educated in British institutions, are you saying Mohammed Al Jinnah, who was the father of independence of Pakistan, is a dictator?

btw, there was no democracy in the Islamic empire (and please don't say Shariah or the Qu'ran doesn't allow democracy) even in the Is;amic caliphates, you'll find constant persecutions of muslim ethnic minorities, so don't pretend it didn't happen.

[streetfame4life]

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[agents1986]

those people are everywhere, so whats your point. not a paki either.

[agents1986]

this guy has a cool accent

[zakibwoi]

There was an Islamic empire for 1200-1300 years beginning in the 600s and lasting till the 1920s, many countries experienced the most peaceful periods in their history under Islamic rule, then Britain, France, Usa, all supported the colonisation of the middle-east and asian countries, installing dictators and backing these dictators, there has been no truly Islamic state since 1920, and the problems within muslim countries come from political corruption and the persecution of whole populations.

[Dhonigk]

Hmm maybe you sold your mom in Meena bazar...fucking cunt

[PandemicMadness]

why arent there many islamic states with stability and the rule of law?

[yahoovisitor]

Anti Islamic/Pakistani lobby can't move ahead without these criminal actions imposed here. They can't rule this region without dictatorship, they may not think of them safe without democracy but this hypocrisy is being enforced by India and anti Pakistan lobby here since 1947. Public is slowly waking up which is visible by awareness of denial of their fundamental rights. Secondly a cell phone with camera has made it easier to broadcast any incident, accident or dogmatism captured and broadcasted

[SilkHawk]

Maulana Azad sold himself to a Kaafir India.