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Shia, Shia, Shia, where is Pakistan? – by Sabah Hassan

Recently some on our Facebook Forum asked this question:

“Most of the people here keep saying Shia shia shia…where is Pakistan?”

Here are some of the answers I liked.

Admin 1: ” Where is Pakistan? when Pakistanis are being killed and their Army sponsored killers are being freed by their Army sponsored Judiciary.”

Admin 2: “There is no Pakistan without Pakistanis. When Pakistanis are being killed (mostly of Shia community), then its part of Pakistan that is being put to death; hence its very appropriate to register our protest for this injsutice against Pakistan, sadly by proxies of those who have sworn to protect it.”

Member 1: “Well we are Pakistanis and we are suffering because of the silence of the majority, because of the intrigues of the agencies and because of the madar pidar azaad faction of the majority. Our problem is a major problem of Pakistan our slogan is “Pakistan banaya hai, Pakistan bachain gay.’ When you talk about Pakistan and not mention the major problem being faced by five and a half crore Pakistanis you cannot ask any Pakistani to wake up.”

Sabah Hassan: ” I normally refrain from use of such language, but I have to say that the question initiating the thread seems to be a case of deliberate naivete (tajahul-e-arifana) if coming from a person living in Pakistan and keeping abreast of news.

Member 3: “The matter has nothing to do with sect or religion,but JPJ forum has had highlighted the bigotry, and hatred towards marginalized communities from all sections in the past and eager to showcase enormous problems of fragmented society in order to create awareness.

We can not deny Shia Killings and genocide and will continue to bring the helplessness and plight of marginalized groups into limelight.
Today, if I would not speak for Shias or Ahemdhis, then I am the next one to face the brutality at the hands of illiterate and savage organizations. It is truly said “Cruelty should be encountered with mighty force, before it takes the shape of a demon”

The survival of Pakistan depends upon the co-existence of communities and race living together side by side, respecting each others presence with love and forgiveness. Perhaps, in present scenario it is difficult, but we need to start from somewhere.

I am sure nationalism for Pakistan will generate positive vibes, provided if,we as social networking operators carry forward the torch of liberty and freedom. This is the first step we all have to initiate for prosperous Pakistan, and urge supreme court to see everyone from equal eye. Regretfully, it has been noticed that disable eyes are biased and selective.
True Pakistan can be discovered, if the writ of equality is maintained for all. This is the place where I want to see Pakistan. Do you see the same?”

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