English book · Peace in Kashmir

Moving Towards a Solution

English book, p. 39

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

as a means to create an artificial sense of Pakistani unity. The result of this wrong policy has been that Pakistan (including erstwhile East Pakistan) has failed to unite in the name of Islam but appears to be totally united on the basis of hatred for India. This has given critics an excuse to argue that Islam lacks the capacity to unite the Muslims. The Hindustan Times of June 18, 2001, wrote that “Islam does not hold Pakistan together any more, but anti-Indianism does.” If Pakistan adopted a conciliatory approach, its people would develop a positive approach and attitude to life, which would facilitate the emergence of a new era, wherein Islam, not anti-Indianism, could become the basis for Pakistani unity. It might open all doors to God’s blessings upon Pakistan. Moving Towards a Solution

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