M. A Jinnah belonged to a Shia Khoja family, Allama Iqbal was from a Qadiani background, founding father of Muslim League was Sir Agha Khan III who was the roaming ambassador of British Empire and the Living Imam of Ismaili Shia community. Jinnah's love marriage was with a parsi girl Ratti who never converted. His daughter Dina remained Parsi and married a non-Muslim. Jinnah's right hand man and most trusted lieutenant was Sir ZafarUllah Khan an Ahmedi who was later appointed as the first foreign minister of Pakistan. The first Law minster which Jinnah appointed was also non Muslim named Jogendra Nath Mandal. No matter how hard somebody tries they cannot change these immutable facts which on their own speak volumes about the nature of Muslim League, it's leadership and their political agenda which had nothing to do with whatever has happened in the beleaguered State of Pakistan in the last 77 odd years. Even if symbolic importance to Islamic principles were to be given there was going to be no role for traditionalist Ulema in policy making or politics. It was meant to be a modern State with the aim to introduce modernistic reforms in religious thought and practice also, besides Statecraft in order to usher an Islamic / Muslim Renaissance in the region of central & West Asia as inspired by the Golden Age of Islam in Baghdad. There was meant to be a complete separation of State from all religious factions, sects, etc since it wasn't the business of the state to determine and judge the personal faith of its citizens. Muslims and non Muslims have lived together on this soil for centuries as had so many diverse religions which co existed peacefully for millennias in the land of Indus Valley Pak. This project of statehood was meant as a stepping stone to take the nation in to the the 20th century and beyond but we slipped and fell further back in to history and are still finding our way out.
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M. A Jinnah belonged to a Shia Khoja family, Allama Iqbal was from a Qadiani background, founding father of Muslim League was Sir Agha Khan III who was the roaming ambassador of British Empire and the Living Imam of Ismaili Shia community. Jinnah's love marriage was with a parsi girl Ratti who never converted. His daughter Dina remained Parsi and married a non-Muslim.
Jinnah's right hand man and most trusted lieutenant was Sir ZafarUllah Khan an Ahmedi who was later appointed as the first foreign minister of Pakistan. The first Law minster which Jinnah appointed was also non Muslim named Jogendra Nath Mandal.
No matter how hard somebody tries they cannot change these immutable facts which on their own speak volumes about the nature of Muslim League, it's leadership and their political agenda which had nothing to do with whatever has happened in the beleaguered State of Pakistan in the last 77 odd years.
Even if symbolic importance to Islamic principles were to be given there was going to be no role for traditionalist Ulema in policy making or politics.
It was meant to be a modern State with the aim to introduce modernistic reforms in religious thought and practice also, besides Statecraft in order to usher an Islamic / Muslim Renaissance in the region of central & West Asia as inspired by the Golden Age of Islam in Baghdad.
There was meant to be a complete separation of State from all religious factions, sects, etc since it wasn't the business of the state to determine and judge the personal faith of its citizens.
Muslims and non Muslims have lived together on this soil for centuries as had so many diverse religions which co existed peacefully for millennias in the land of Indus Valley Pak.
This project of statehood was meant as a stepping stone to take the nation in to the the 20th century and beyond but we slipped and fell further back in to history and are still finding our way out.
Your opinion on the Two nation theory?
@shatnermohanty6678 colonial legacy.
@shatnermohanty6678 colonial legacy.