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    Jinnah's Vision For Pakistan

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    Jinnah's vision for Pakistan included establishing an independent Islamic state with its own identity, government, and social principles based on Islam and the Quran. He wanted Pakistan's constitution and laws to uphold Muslim democracy, equality, and justice for all citizens regardless of religion or ethnicity. Jinnah believed Pakistan should be a peaceful, tolerant nation with strong defense that maintains friendly relations worldwide. He also felt Pakistan's economic system should be compatible with Islamic values and not modeled after Western systems alone.

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    Jinnah's vision for Pakistan included establishing an independent Islamic state with its own identity, government, and social principles based on Islam and the Quran. He wanted Pakistan's constitution and laws to uphold Muslim democracy, equality, and justice for all citizens regardless of religion or ethnicity. Jinnah believed Pakistan should be a peaceful, tolerant nation with strong defense that maintains friendly relations worldwide. He also felt Pakistan's economic system should be compatible with Islamic values and not modeled after Western systems alone.

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    Jinnah's vision for Pakistan included establishing an independent Islamic state with its own identity, government, and social principles based on Islam and the Quran. He wanted Pakistan's constitution and laws to uphold Muslim democracy, equality, and justice for all citizens regardless of religion or ethnicity. Jinnah believed Pakistan should be a peaceful, tolerant nation with strong defense that maintains friendly relations worldwide. He also felt Pakistan's economic system should be compatible with Islamic values and not modeled after Western systems alone.

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    Jinnah’s Vision for Pakistan

    Jinnah’s vision for Pakistan was to establish a free Islamic society having its
    own identity and government, practicing its own social principles and religion. He
    believed that Constitution of Pakistan will follow the essential principles of Muslim
    democracy. He was a great follower of Islam and Quran. He often mentioned
    golden rules of the Quran in his speeches. He believed that the laws in Pakistan
    will be according to the Quran(the general code for the Muslims, a religious,
    social, civil, commercial, military, judicial, criminal and penal code) and
    Sunnah(the golden rules of conduct set for us by Prohet Muhammad S.A.W.W).

    Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s vision for Pakistan was to build a state
    where everyone’s rights will be preserved. All citizens of Pakistan will have
    freedom, equal rights and obligations, irrespective of cast, colour and religion.
    His vision was not to build a sectarian state, but a democratic state in which the
    maintenance of law and order will be the prime duty of the state. Every citizen’s
    life, property and religious beliefs will be safe and they will be free to go to
    mosques, to their temples or any place of worship. There will be justice and fair
    play without any partiality or favoritism. The Islamic Republic State of Pakistan
    will be free from the malediction of corruption, black marketing, fraudulency and
    bribery.

    Pakistan is the result of Quaid’s great leadership and peaceful political process.
    He had a firm belief in the power of peace and tolerance. He was a symbol of
    peace. He was never in support of violence. According to his vision Pakistan will
    be a country having friendly relations with its neighbours and with the world at
    large to live peacefully. Therefore he said about defence and foreign policies that
    “The weak and the defenceless, in this imperfect world, invite aggression from
    others. The best way in which we can serve the cause of peace is by removing
    the temptation from the path of those who think that we are weak and, therefore,
    they can bully or attack us. That temptation can only be removed if we make
    ourselves so strong that nobody dares entertain any aggressive designs against
    us”.

    For the economic system of Pakistan, he said that the state bank of Pakistan
    should evolve an economic system compatible with Islamic ideas of social
    and economic life. The Western economic theory and practice will not help us in
    achieving our goal of creating a happy and contented society.

    Jinnah’s Vision and Today’s Pakistan

    If we look at today’s Pakistan, it's clear that we are far away from the vision of
    Pakistan. The citizens of Pakistan, especially youth, are impatient and intolerant.
    We see in our routine that there is a lack of patience in our society. We have
    failed to remember the importance of peace. There is an attire needed to realize
    that if Pakistan can be won through a peaceful political process, then we can also
    resolve the issues of Pakistan through a peaceful process. Other than that, the
    situation of law and order in Pakistan is pitiable. We have failed to get rid of evils
    of corruption, bribery and injustice. Pakistan’s economic system is still based on
    Western policies. Till now we are unable to evolve our own economic system
    based on Islamic values. While in the foreign policy area Pakistan is trying to
    establish friendly relations with the world. We can make Pakistan one of the
    world’s best countries by remembering and following Quaid’s vision for Pakistan.

    References:

    https://dailytimes.com.pk/336608/remembering-the-quaid-and-his-vision-for-
    pakistan/

    https://nation.com.pk/21-Aug-2020/jinnah-s-vision

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