The Problem Of Sectarianism

THE PROBLEM OF SECTARIANISM T he solution to the sectarian problem is just as simple as the solution to family problems. We see that every family lives together in unity. Similarly, different sects can also live together peacefully. What is needed is that the same principle under which family members live together should be adopted by different sects in the country. The principle that ensures harmony within a family can also ensure unity in society. This is the only path to success— both inside and outside the home. On a larger scale, the sectarian problem is essentially the same as what we call a family problem on a smaller scale. Family problems arise between relatives, while sectarian problems arise between different sects. A home is a small family; a country is a large family. The difference is only in degree—not in nature. Everyone knows that problems occur within families. Disagreements arise, and people sometimes hurt each other through words or actions. Yet, something holds the