Abdullah Gul

The politics over religion is not a new phenomenon in Pakistan and vigilantism motivated by religion is a common practice. Over the last few years, several dozen people have been charged with blasphemy in Pakistan and there is an international hue and cry regarding cultural diversity under threat. What is being presented, is that Pakistan considers the minority sects as those worthy of nothing. Minorities Rights Group International, a watchdog organization, has ranked Pakistan on the top in the list of countries which are a threat to minorities since 2007.In the following some examples, we will try to find out if these accusations are true or merely a plot to defame Pakistan as a threat to minorities. Is the abuse of blasphemy law only threating the non-Muslims? Let’s find out in the following examples:

R. Daureeawo

 The Muslim World League (MWL) organized the“15th Makkah Annual Conference” in Makkah on Sunday, 28 September 2014 which was attended by more than 500 scholars from the Kingdom and various other Islamic countries. The theme of the Conference was “Islamic Culture: Originality and Contemporaneity.

  Muhammad Shoaib Mirza
No doubt Muslims have made a number of achievements that would be mentioned as long as the world remains. The progress, Europe and developed countries are proud of today, is indebted to the Muslim. The inventions and research made by the Muslims scientists are the basis of today’s progress.