Religious Vs Secular State | The Verdict | TCM Debates | Ft. Qaiser Raja and Mehrub Moiz

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  @civilmonk1166 · 2 years ago (edited)

  How many Pakistani want sharia in Pakistan?<br>Sharia - comment<br>Modern secular state - like<br>Let&apos;s see who won Raja or modern insightful lady.

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  @hamzahmed001 · 2 years ago

  We need more thinkers like Dr Qaiser to eliminate the baseless evil

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  @AzeemAshrafAzeem-er3hv · 2 years ago

  Not a single foul word by QA. Hats off man.... To handle such business with this calm and patience is your heroism and absolute gentlemanliness.

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  @AbdulHanan-b2c · 1 year ago

  A debate between QAR (intellect) Vs Mehrub Moiz (Emotion)

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  @mahnoormujeeb1090 · 2 years ago

  More power to you Mr. Qaiser Raja.... you absolutely nailed this debate 👏

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  @Quoteonomics · 2 years ago

  No, Allama Iqbal did not denounce that he had not presented the Pakistan Resolution. <br> <br>In fact, he was quite proud of the role he played in the creation of Pakistan. In a speech to the All India Muslim League in 1930, he said: <br> <br>&quot;The resolution that was presented yesterday is not only a resolution of the Muslim League, but it is also a resolution of the Muslims of India.&quot; <br> <br>He also wrote several poems and articles in support of the Pakistan Movement. In his poem &quot;Talaq&quot; (Divorce), he wrote: <br> <br>&quot;O Muslims, awake! Your destiny is calling you. <br>It is time to break the chains of slavery and be free. <br>Pakistan is your homeland, and it is your right to rule it.&quot; <br> <br>Iqbal&apos;s support for the Pakistan Movement was unwavering, and he never denounced the Pakistan Resolution. <br> <br>However, there is some evidence that he was not entirely happy with the way the Pakistan Movement was unfolding. For example, in a letter to his friend Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1937, he wrote: <br> <br>&quot;I am not satisfied with the way the Pakistan Movement is going. It is becoming too sectarian and dogmatic. We need to focus on the economic and social development of the Muslim community.&quot; <br> <br>Despite his reservations, Iqbal continued to support the Pakistan Movement until his death in 1938. He is widely regarded as one of the founding fathers of Pakistan, and his legacy continues to inspire Pakistanis today.

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  @badarwaqar5228 · 2 years ago

  Great job Sir Qaiser!<br>May Allah reward you for your truthful efforts.<br>“Islam is never old nor it was meant to be applied only for the old era.”

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  @irfanbashir9708 · 2 years ago

  Qaisar Raja became very logical. He thrashed all logics of Dr.Merub.<br>In the light of whole debate, it is clear that Qaisar Raja has proved his point.

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  @umairarif317 · 2 years ago

  Dr Moiz: I am pro democratic<br>Dr Qaiser: then we should listen to the masses of Pakistan because surveys show that the want shariah.<br>Dr Moiz: Error 404 not found.

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  @orca.i · 2 years ago

  Untill yesterday we needed secular Pakistan and now we need post secular Pakistan.😂😂<br>This is real example of how confused our self proclaimed highly educated and genius community is..

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  @Tunetales231 · 2 years ago

  Dr. Qaiser Raja is a gem!! May ALLAH SWT Saves him from evil eye.

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  @MultiB87 · 2 years ago

  راجہ صاحب اپنی ہنسی برے طریقے سے چھپاتے ہوئے ۔۔😂<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiRHgNd9ym8&amp;t=753">12:33</a>

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