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Title پاکستانی جامعات میں لبرل ازم کے بڑھتے ہوئے رجحانات اوراسلامی تعلیمات کی روشنی میں ان کا سدباب

Author(s) Anwar Ali

Abstract The country of Pakistan is a gift from Allah almighty which came to being in the name of Islam. With the establishment of Pakistan, some external powers started using their tactics to create hurdles for Islamic republic of Pakistan to not become an Islamic state and make it a secular country. One of these nefarious elements is the establishment of non-Muslim and liberal NGOs. These NGOs introduced many high causes to make their existence stronger, but behind the scenes, they left many negative marks on every sector of Pakistan. The thesis not only highlights the issues under which these organizations have shown their influence over other Islamic countries, but also the threats to Pakistan, especially in the field of education. The growing trends of these organizations have been highlighted to make it easier سto protect Pakistan’s Islamic identity from all such threats. Islam is a universal religion ordained by god, the lord of glory, in which god has embraced the virtues of all the previous religions. It is a fact that god created man on earth for the purpose of worship. This does not mean that man is merely compelled and that he must endure the hardships of imprisonment in order to live within the bounds of Islam. Islam places personal freedom at its core. But tolerating such freedom is not Islam in which a person is free from all restrictions in all his words and deeds. Laws have been formulated in Islam through which the society can be taken in the right direction. The thesis also deals with such laws, in light of which make sure to bring reforms in all fields including media in the light of divine teachings and teachings of the prophet (PBUH). The thesis is consisted of four chapters and each chapter has five sub chapters. As far as the method of research is concerned, this article is historical, critical and analytical. The first chapter is consisted of introduction, definition and effects of liberalism on Islamic countries. The second chapter is about the causes of liberalism, lack of education and awareness, lack of attention towards the cause of media from media and emerges of non-Muslim NGOs in the Muslim countries. The third and last chapter deals about the way out and solutions of the issues to eradicate liberalism from Islamic countries, especially from Islamic republic of Pakistan. If we want to understand or summarize the whole article in two sentences, then ancient liberalism has its own place with many features, while our point of criticism is only modern and contemporary liberalism which with bad attributes has become a challenge for real faces (ancient liberalism). That is why we politely suggest that the writers and true liberals should make the difference between these two types of liberalism in front of the common man so that the opponents of liberalism (from whatever sect they belong to) do not get a chance to have a negative impression of true liberalism.

Type Thesis/Dissertation MS

Faculty Social Sciences

Department Islamic thought & Culture

Language Urdu

Publication Date 2021-01-19

Subject Islamic Studies

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