Why does Muslim world and Chinese hate Pakistan and Pakistanis

Posted by Azim

Source: Russia & India report

Only Solution

Pakistanis evoke highly negative emotions worldwide, including in Muslim majority countries, says a US survey. Not just the elites but the common Pakistani too is culpable in the country’s spectacular failure.

It has never been easy being a Pakistani. Pick a terrorist act committed anywhere in the world and chances are it has Pakistani fingerprints all over it. In many places, the word ‘Pakistani’ is a four-letter word.

So it must be a nasty kick in the guts for the Pakistanis to learn that their only allies, the Chinese, as well as the majority populations of several Muslim countries, including Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan and Lebanon, see them as a bunch of baddies.

A survey of 21 countries released on June 27, 2012 by the United States-based Pew Research Center suggests that Pakistan is not only a universally disliked country but the Pakistanis themselves have learnt nothing from their history, continuing to support the very actors who are responsible for their country’s negative image.

It is a measure of Pakistan’s penchant for exporting terrorists, counterfeit currency and drugs that India has constructed a 2043 km long steel fence across its border with its wayward western neighbour. The floodlit fence is so bright it can be seen from space as a bright orange line snaking from the Arabian Sea to Kashmir.

Now Iran is building a 700-km steel and concrete security fence along its border with Pakistan “to prevent border crossing by terrorists and drug traffickers”. When complete it will make Pakistan the most fenced-in country in the world.

In four of the five predominantly Muslim nations covered by the American survey, over half give Pakistan negative ratings. Jordan (57 percent), Lebanon (56 percent), Tunisia (54 percent) and Egypt (53 percent) had an unfavourable opinion of Pakistan. The only exception is Turkey, where attitudes are divided (43 percent negative and 37 percent favourable).

In East Asia, 52 percent of Chinese see Pakistan unfavourably, as do 59 percent in Japan and 59 percent in India. The Chinese response is not surprising as Pakistan-trained Uighur Muslims have launched terror strikes in China. Japan, a nation historically distrustful of foreigners, decided not to take chances and deported more than 15,000 Pakistanis after 9/11.

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37 Responses to Why does Muslim world and Chinese hate Pakistan and Pakistanis

Anisa

July 24, 2012 at 4:51 pm

I am not surprised at all.I think the situation is worse then one can think. But { saawan k andhay ko heraa heraa hi ssojhta hai” The one blinded in rainy season feels green everywhere.
Beacuse still if you ask any Pakistani, he /she will believe they are genius , pious and chosen one of Allah, momin,( beliver) Allah will soon show a miracle and world will regret for not recognising their value.
It is said if you loose your wealth nothing is lost, loose your health , something is lost, But if you loose your dignity everything is lost.
Ironically most of them are unaware of this fact.
Alas! Most of them live in fools paradise.
We as Ahmadies we are not happy at this. If anyone asks me, from the depth of my soul I love Pakistan, I crave for it. Want it to prosper eternally.
Sadly it is like an innocent child that has been kidnapped by the Thugs for a ransom.I wish someone rescued it. How earnestly I wish some one would rescue it, liberate it from these blood suckers that are sitting on the highest offices, coiled like poisonous snakes.
Whenever I read “cheen hamaara dost mulk hai” (china is our friend country)it makes me laugh. you are not friend within your country how can anyone be your friend? It is fake. Head to heel fake. The media , the government, the Muslims leaders all fake and actors. Eeb=veryone is after thier own worldly benefit. Even if they are praying or doing any wazeefah it will be for, rishtah( match making), health money or for asking Allah to punish someone.
Toone totake, ja’ali peer (fake saints) extremely adulterated food, medicines etc. You name a vice and it is there to its fullest.
Illiteracy “ghar ki baandi hai” is its households. As if it runs in the blood.
It is so annoying to know other countries do additional precautions to save their motherland and people from these Thugs and countries like India and Iran has made thousands of feet fence to protect them from the baddies from Pakistan, but Pakistan could not protect its rivers that are the main source of its survival. But rather one of its patriotic son sold them to India. Who is to balme? well a Pakistani Answer is India!!!!… Because Pakistani are milk bathed angels.
One more thing is the more they are aggressive for honour (ghairat) the more they are becoming un honoured ( bae-Ghairat).
At time its fertile land produced teh scholars that teh world salutes till today. Muhammad Alai Jinah,Dr. Abdulssala,. Sir Zafarullah Khan. Ilama Iqbal etc. But now only criminals and fraudulent people the likes of Zradari, Geelani and co.
Pakistanis should remember it is the National Assembly of Pakistan that declared Ahamdies Non Muslims. And now it is the same assembly that has sucked its blood and defamed destructively.
So now NO I do not take pride in being called a Pakistani. But I wish “My Pakitsan” Qaid-e-Azam’s Pakistan is freed from the grip of these deomns.
And may the people are granted senses to realize what they are heading for.
May Allah have mercy on this kings of fools Nation . There is no other hope in sight.
Khalid

July 24, 2012 at 7:39 pm

Very nicely balanced comment by sister Anisa.
I am not a Pakistani. I don’t hate Pakistan. I was always been accused by my friends in my childhood for being non-patriotic and pro-Pakistan.But now gradually as I grow up my feelings are changed. May be I loved Pakistan in my earlier days because of my elder brother (who had embraced Ahmadiyyat in 1974), would read out Badar (Urdu weekly published from Markaz Qadian)and tell new Ahmadiyya news/stories to my mother almost each night after returning from his shop(he was a businessman)during taking his dinner. I would be listening his words…..Rabwah….Alfazal….Khalifa…at that time I had not accepted Ahmadiyyat….
But perhaps my inclination of love for Pakistan was grooming due to echoes of the words like…Rabwah….Khalifa….Alfazal….Dr. Abdus Salam…..rasala Khalid…etc….etc….
I accepted Ahmadiyyat in 1982. Since then things have changed.I heard stories of Ahmadiyya persecutions in Pakistan..I heard about Zia’s ordinance…I heard Hazrat Khalifatul Masih-IV migrating to London…Jalsa Salana stopped in Rabwah….azans stopped…ibadat khana replacing masjids….Ahmadis jailed for salam alaykum….emergence of Al-Qaida and Talibanism….Sipahe sahaba….lashkar-e-jhangwi…Jihad and fasad rampant…..Lahore carnage…..Ahmadi women and children not to attend Eid prayers for security threats….and so…and so…..shahadat ki rozana khabrein……Oh My Allah !!!
Perhaps Pakistan lost Jinnah…so I am not a hypocrite…BUT I HOPE IF KHILAFAT AGAIN RETURNS TO PAKISTAN, THEN PAKISTAN MAY REGAIN IT’S LOST CASE.
Anisa

July 24, 2012 at 10:35 pm

Thank you brother Khalid.
It reminds me in the early years of Pakistan Hadhrat Khalifatul Masih Saani replied to a question whether he will get any Government High official rank for the acknowledgement of hid hard works,that the persona of Khalifa will be like a talisman for Paksitan, as long as Khalifa lives here , it will be saved from every atrocity. It meant Khalifa did do not need Pakistan, in fact Pakistan needed the Blessings of a Khalifa.

The words have proven absolute truth by the passage of time. If someone could take heed.
Maqsood

July 25, 2012 at 6:48 am

Kujh te shehr de log vi zalam san
Kujh sanoon maran da shauq vi si
Muhammad Ayyub

July 25, 2012 at 6:57 am

This article makes me sadder than yesterday. Actually the text is an effort demonstrating the heart felt concern about Pakistan. Naturally the Overseas Pakistanis including many from Ahmadiyya faith are bit more concerned and hence get more worried but those living in the actual environments of Pakistan have different opinion. They go with rational thinking and not the imaginary one. No doubt that things and their effects are little thorny these days but are not totally that depressing as we read in this article. There is a great hope for a change as well; this aspect should not be ignored.
I personally feel that the heading is somewhat more aggressive. Also the Drone picture with its caption is not the “Only Solution“. Had it been the only solution, the issue must have ended till now, as the intensity of Drone attacks had increased. Blaming Pakistan is much easy topic but making sacrifices for the security and peace of whole world is another thing. Just 3 thousand killed in 9/11 got millions killed in other Muslim countries. Over 40 thousand Pakistanis have been killed for the sake of world’s security. The solution is sitting on negotiation table of all concerned; Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, India, USA, China, Russia, turkey, Saudi Arabia, UAE etc.
First mind it that the Source is Russia & India Report and is supported by US Survey. The historic role of these 3 countries in international affairs in relation to Pakistan has never been commendable. The reasons are well known to policy makers and the intelligence agencies of all countries including Pakistan. Secondly we should not paint such pictures. Pakistan is not in that miserable situation. Things will change provided Elections on regular basis are held. A “Regional Solution” is the only peaceful option that can solve this overstretched problem and bring peace in the region, provided the big players also want it at the same time.

Not that I am an Ahmadi, but as a true Pakistani, I urge that the consistent Persecution of Ahmadiyya Community must be stopped and the Khalifatul Masih should be living in Rabwah. This will be blessing not only for Pakistan but for whole of the region. We should be thankful to Brother Azimul Haque and Khalid, Sister Anisa bringing all this in our knowledge. Regular prayers for peace and prosperity in our motherland are needed.
Rafiq A. Tschannen

July 25, 2012 at 9:20 am

There is no hope for Pakistan until those in-charge there realize that without Allah’s blessings they cannot regain any respect. And they have to realize that they lost Allah’s blessings with their anti-Ahmadiyya legislation in 1974 and further went down the drain in 1984. The only hope for Pakistan is to repeal these ordinances. And, yes, if the Khalifatul-Masih would return to the country then they could benefit from the blessings surrounding him.
Fazal E Haq

July 25, 2012 at 9:32 am

The source of these reports is neither INDIA nor US

fake peer makes 300 women pregnant

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=fake+peer+makes+300+women+pregnant&oq=Fake+peer&gs_l=youtube.3.0.0l10.8005.10431.0.11924.9.7.0.2.2.0.111.567.6j1.7.0…0.0…1ac.N_3twQpbgZ0

Karachi fake Pir raped women & took nude pictures : A true story

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMTH_xN7Qjk

Riyaz admitting to rape 50+ women dead bodies in Tonight with Jasmeen Nov 10, 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcGoZ6TJHQI&feature=related

Lahore Police kidnapped & raped 6months14 years old Girl

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW-UxejkWiA&feature=related

This is just a glimpse. Reality is far beyond Ayyub sb.

Ayyub you are true in saying the situation is not much worse, coz killing dozens of men in Karachi by their own MOMEN muslim brothers is not as big issue as US and india portraying it

According to the reports in last decade total death- toll in pakistan is far higher than in IRAQ and Afghanistan. But the potential is still there, we can go bit higher than this.

What kind of aesthetic seance and spirituality we are expecting from a nation who is selling donkeys’ meat. Prices soar in Ramdhan in Pakistan, while on christmas there is sale with record low prices in all christan countries.

Very good article Anisa

One thing to add: We Ahmadis are also no milk bathed ‘ Hum Ahmadi bhee koee dodh say nahay howay naheen”

The difference is only Khilafat, other wise we are Pakistani as well, we cant leave behind but the difference is only khalifat.

Thanks to Allah for this
Dr Abdul Bary Malik MBE

July 25, 2012 at 9:48 am

I fully agree with sister Anisa’s comments. Pakistan sadly lost its direction soon after the demise of Quid e Azam. The journey to disaster began in 1974 when the so called democratic Pakistani government started interfering with people’s faiths through an act of parliament.Another tragedy happened in 1984 when Hadhrat Khalifa Tul Massih was forced to migrate out of Pakistan by the Dictator. They have only earned the displeasure of Allah by introducing anti Islamic legislations and by promoting fanaticism in the country. Pakistan has shown no respect to it’s honest friends like China and has always adopted hypocratic policies.I am not surprised to read the report that people in most Islamic countries and China hate Pakistan. Pakistan has not done any positive thing to earn respect of any decent countries. Many decent people in Pakistan have same feelings but no courage to challenge corrupt extremist elements in the country.
“Khuda ne Aaj tak us qaum ki halat naheen badli
na ho jis ko khayal khood apni halat ke badalne ka”
Issa Boakye

July 25, 2012 at 11:07 am

My sister, why are you surprise that humans hate Pakistan? ALLAH HIMSELF, by the conduct of their leadership, hatred and persecution of Ahmadis and the loud silence of the Pakistani people in the the of unfair treatment of Ahmadis, hates Pakistanis.
You should rather be concerned about Allah’s wrath on that country because that is more devastating.
They should mend their wicked ways and Allah will turn to them.
S.Khan

July 25, 2012 at 1:54 pm

This article was completely biased and had no motive but to spread more hates and discrimination! I was not born in Pakistan and perhaps it is my liberal teaching of the west, but this was shoddy journalism that quoted unbalanced research. Yes Pakistan has a multitude of issues and if you ask me, the leadership deserves it, and now they have brainwashed the people into the same corrupt thinking. It is not getting better and will not until they let up the hate against Ahmadiyyat (anyone recall what Hadhrat Masih e Maud has said about Afghanistan?). But I will not rant about how much I hate to non-Pakistanis. Honestly, because it brings up feelings such as those brought up in the article. Anyone also notice that the comments on the article had been disabled and only those were posted that agreed with him? I refuse to support any kind of a hate filled rant disguised in some kind of an article. As a human being first, and a person of Pakistani decent second, this article disgusts me to the core. The fact that people think that this kind of rhetoric is ok, is why so many countries are in the state of despair that they are, and we have the hatred in the world that we do. And yes, as Ahmadi’s we may be bitter, but let us abide by our slogan of “love for all, hatred for none” reside above this hatred and fear mongering.
Anisa

July 25, 2012 at 3:41 pm

Thank you for encouraging comments.
“One thing to add: We Ahmadis are also no milk bathed Hum Ahmadi bhee koee dodh say nahay howay naheen”.

Very right mostly human are not. As human are bound to commit mistakes and follies. But Ahmadies besides being under the protection of the canopy of Khilafat have few other very important exception, they can never be as per their faith terrorists, They can never be a threat to any other religion. As they are form their child hood taught to be tolerant for religious diversity. These exceptions make them stand on a higher status to others.
But off course as a human they are vulnerable to other human weaknesses. There is no question to it.
Anisa

July 25, 2012 at 4:04 pm

Brother S Khan said,
“I refuse to support any kind of a hate filled rant disguised in some kind of an article. As a human being first, and a person of Pakistani decent second, this article disgusts me to the core. The fact that people think that this kind of rhetoric is ok, is why so many countries are in the state of despair that they are, and we have the hatred in the world that we do. And yes, as Ahmadi’s we may be bitter, but let us abide by our slogan of “love for all, hatred for none” reside above this hatred and fear mongering.”

I salute you for this. You are very loving and tolerant. God Bless you. Even after receiving so many pains this immense patriotic statement is marvellous. It is commendable. A true Ahmadi soul.

But I do know when living here abroad while answering the question where are you from. When we say “Pakistan” the look at the other person’s face is always very miserable. That makes you feel something stuck in your throat.
In the beginning ten years back at such situation, I would say, not every German is a Hitler. But very sadly I regret to say now the level of moral values ,economic, terrorism, corruptio and other aspects have almost leaked empty the bucket in Pakistan.
This survey and its source maybe questionable, it is possible its intention and source may not be untrustworthy. What I have written is not based on this source but my own strong observation and experience.
Sorry truth is always bitter. So is it for me.
That is why we being Ahmadi pray earnestly that may Allah have mercy on this Nation.Amen
Sorry if it hurts you or anyone again. My apology and sympathies.
Hassan Khan

July 30, 2012 at 7:25 am

I left Pakistan 33 years ago due their overall attitude about every aspect of life. Corruption on mass scale’humanrights violations’ looting of national wealth on every level. Still I have friends there and they say that the situation is worse. Nothing can be done without bribing. Layers are beating judges students are thrashing the teachers. Religious thugs have freedom to execute minority people without fear and some crazy mullas in publicmeetings are telling their followers to kill Ahmadi and he has kill many and still free and admitting. Police standing right there and acting dum and deaf. That country is on its way to complete destruction. If anybody is defending their actions he is blind living in a box.
Tahira

July 30, 2012 at 12:32 pm

Good discussion going on here.

I’ve turned my embarrassment and dislike for Pakistan into a positive. When people usually ask me where are you from. I would say Pakistan er.. the country that’s always on the news for all the wrong reasons and then give my two cent and say there’s no place for terrorism in Islam and so forth. Indirectly do tabligh.

The way I see it the only way Pakistan can be saved is if a cruel dictator comes and instead of putting all the corrupt people in jail rounds them up the and kills them and sets an example for the rest of the people. It sounds evil but hey this is how China got rid of their corruption problem, I don’t remember the name of the leader who did this but I remember he even executed his son to set an example.

Hudhur(aba)has continuously reminded us to pray for Pakistan- so only prayers can save PK. After all it was the prayers of Hazrart Khalifatul Masi (II) that Pakistan was created. PK can only be saved when Ahmadis come and take it over!
Anisa

August 3, 2012 at 10:19 am

The only way of Pakistan’s survival is that they should stop worrying for other’s conduct and correct their own. ” apni aankh kaa shehteer dekhiN, dooseray ki aankh k tinkay ki fikr choR deiN.”
Everything will be sorted within no time at all.
MNA KHAN

August 4, 2012 at 6:30 am

Whenever and wherever religion is politicized that country is put into fundamentalism that further produces Terrorism.
The Founder of Pakistan Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a liberal Muslim Leader.Most of the problems Pakistan facing are due to sidetracking of Pakistan from the vision of his founder.
1-Quaid-E-Azam was totally against the theocracy (Mullahism),after his death slowly and gradually the theocratic mentality dominating the policies of Pakistan.It put Pakistan into the hell of Fundamentalism and Terrorism.In this way an isolation fro all the world became the fate of our beloved motherland.
2- Quaid-E-Azam wants to make Pakistan a democratic peace loving country, having good relation with all the world especially with neighboring countries, as once He said,” We will want to keep indo-Pak relation as Canada and USA have.” So Quaid-E-Azam vision was to make Pakistan a country like Canada.
3-Coruption :-To eliminate the corruption you have to privatize and De-regularized your system and to strengthen Local government system or commune system with the help of computerized technology so that every body can see every deal or development work and can check all the calculations and data available on computers and websites.I mean all the systems should be clear and transparent.Audit system should be made strict.No manual work all should be made computerized and audited regularly.Declaration of Assets of all the political leaders and official should be taken regularly.
Mohamad Danish

August 4, 2012 at 11:36 am

If Pakistanis themself don’t like there own country,than what you expect from Arabs or chinies.In the past there was war between Pakistan and India but now the the war is between Pakistanies themself,no need for India to do anything.We will see Pakistan in next five or ten years.
Anisa

August 7, 2012 at 10:34 am

Civil war is like a cancer for any nation.
At times Gen Ziaul Haq (if darkness could be called “Zia” the light )said Ahamdies or Qadiyanies are like a cancer to Pakistan, I will make my country Cancer free.
Everyone can see who actually proved to be a cancer for Pakistan. It was he himself who gave a cancer to Pakistan.
He allowed Afghan refugees without any restriction into the country. I am not against the helping of Afghan Muslim brother and sisters. It was a good act though but it should have been monitored in appropriate manners.
They should have been restricted of their free movement around the country. (Taking advantage of this free entry, many terrorists from the neighbouring countries too came in).
But the mean government at the time took world aid to make these refugees settled. But seldom spend it honestly. They were mostly left on their own to survive.
These so called Muslims refugees brought with them the cursed culture of heroin, hashish Kalashnikov and yet religious extremism to its worst.
That acted as a cancer for this nation. Ruined its youth and peace. Shattered its economy. Robbed the nation’s moral values.Dishonest always has devastating results.
Rafiq A. Tschannen

August 7, 2012 at 10:38 am

mmmm … I to not think we can blame the Afghans for all of Pakistan’s ills…
Anisa

August 7, 2012 at 11:07 am

Not all ills.. I may correct. It is one aspect.
We Pakistani civilians never knew what Kalashnikov was. Until they came into the scene.
I am sorry if it hurts anyone. I too have very close and dear Afghani relatives and friends. We know all Germans are not Hitler.
In fact there are many many reasons for the downfall of this country. The main being their pains giving to the followers of the Imam of the time.
Here I remeber Hadhrat Khaliftul Masih the fourth once in his sermons explained his vision about a clock ticking, and a light flickering with it and someone saying “Friday the tenth”.
He interpreted the flickering of light with the ticking of clock ( as my memory recalls) as all sorts of threats to Pakistan’s security. From within the country and from out side.
Ming Zhao

August 11, 2012 at 2:08 am

Only the fiercely and dangerously nationalistic and militant Chinese love Pakistan.

I am Chinese, and I’ve always thought of Pakistan as a rogue nation. The only reason China is technically “allies” with Pakistan is that if China cuts off Pakistan, its only other true ally would be North Korea.
Anisa

August 13, 2012 at 8:02 am

At times when Pakistan had some reasonable strategies had some respect in the world, had resources that were not sold, had leaders that were not sold, had rivers that were not sold, had some moral image as a country, had not regional or lingual discrimination within, had losses and benefits of its own. I could believe that it could be allied to any country or China. But when it is not a friend of it’s own how can it befriend other’s??????????
It is in absolute chaos. Its leaders confirmed robbers. They are looting its resources, day and night with hands and feet.
From president to a third garde clerk has only one agenda. To become milionair overnight. Them perform Hajj and become sinless. A short cut to worldly treasures and Paradise.
Todays “Monims” are so smart.
Anisa

August 13, 2012 at 9:10 am

I am not against my beloved home land Pakistan. I am against the system and Pakistanis that have ruined it to the core and still stand in the line of its well wishers.

And to the individuals that have caused this bitterness in my tongue I would say,

Mairay mizaaj kaa is maiN koee qasuur nahiN
Tairay salook ne lehjaa badal diaa meraa

Do not blame me for my bitter words, it is the reflection of your actions.
Muhammad Zafrullah

August 25, 2012 at 3:16 am

I, Muhammad Zafrullah, am of Pakistani origin. If you think that is a good reason to hate me, knock yourselves out.
I do not condone what is happening in Pakistan, especially to my community the Ahmadiyya Community in Islam and others of unpopular faiths. But that is a phase. When Pakistanis realize that unjustly killing for the Religion of Peace, or for any reason, is wrong the country would stabilize. (sorry, some part of the comment cut by Chief editor)
Abhishek

October 13, 2012 at 5:34 am

With education and bit less emphasis on being “True Muslims”, and more emphasis on being “True Human” will improve Pakistan’s image.
Dr Khurram nizami

October 13, 2012 at 3:28 pm

Few points are to b noted, What is the image of usa in general population of any country? secondly, india has constructed wall which is not yet completed to cover kashmir issue which is not yet resolved by UN resolutions , WHY? Thirdly iran is also workin on gas pipeline project wid pakistan.Fouthly its false propaganda as jordan ,tunisia,lebanon are passing through war like situations so no true survey can b done.
kindly survey once about d views of general population of any country on WHICH IS D MOST NEGATIVELY RATED NATION REGARDING DRONES ATTACKS, WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION ND AFGAHN WAR.
Pakistan ahs not only givenlife to pakistanis but to large no of afghans,iranis,bengalis etc its pakistan who can survive wid so many issues,pakistan wants peace in world but not at cost of respect nd honour of thirld world countries..LONG LIVE PAKISTAN
نعیم احمد سرمد

October 14, 2012 at 1:09 pm

Pakistanis the official *Muslims! PLEASE DO NOT HURT THEM WITH PAINFUL FACTS
khurram Sajjad

October 17, 2012 at 4:45 pm

I have read the whole article and read that survey as well. I am born Pakistani and been overseas since I was 25. I tell you whatever this survey says each n every word is true. Even me myself when someone ask me “where r u from originall” just to avoid that a discussion I say south east india. I dont know may be i should tell them but I know the next question comes up “Ah…. Its not going really good there” and from there a discussion start which end at the point ” I regret to be a Pakistani”. But one very good thing in the survey is it says “Pakistanis never learn from their pasr” absolutely true.
Here I would like to mention a couple of weeks ago protests going on all around the world for that blasphemy video released by some idiot against my Master and Greatest of all human beings Prophet Mohammad SAW. It was a condemable act and should be condemned in every possible way. What happen in Pakistan protest, everyone knows it. But I would like to ask a question here to all Pakistanis and Muslim Umah. Is Jesus Christ not repectable to you. Muslims have been waiting for Jesus Christ to come brake the Holy Cross and spread Islam in entire world. Why didnt they protest back in mid 90′s when hollywood was making movies on Propher Jesus Christ. To me those movies were also blasphemy and was the first step towards disrespecting the Leaders who actually taught human beings to be human. If they would have stepped up at that time and had told the world that we are muslims and our Master has told us that you have to respect all the Prophets before me. These movies had hurt us ans we will not tolerate this. Then on current ocassion the whole world would have been standing behind them. Alas! Alas! We have never learnt.
Now coming back to Pakistan dear readers trust me the worst thing is that Pakistan has ruined its generations to come. I was watching a program on one of the local channels in which the former President Gen. Perviz Musharaf was invited to answer the question of youth. I swear I have not seen a youth that ill in my life. They student from different universities, the way they were talking to Mr. President was absolutely shamefull. I thank my God that I have started my professional carier in europe otherwise I would have been the part of the same crowd that has no respect, not for religion, not for country, not for humanity not for world, even not for themselves. I will say “Pakistan ka khuda hi hafiz”
Muhammad Zafrullah

October 21, 2012 at 6:16 am

I went to China some time ago and I did not find the kind of hatred mentioned in this article. I actually wrote an article about my visit there. If anyone is interested here’s the link:
http://www.lohar.com/China.htm
As I say in my article, this was not the first country where I was invited to visit to give talks and/or do research with folks there. But I can tell you I only found beautiful and kind people wherever I went.
This brings me to the point I tried to make before, somewhere: Before getting all so unhappy about Pakistan’s problems please check who is writing about them. If the criticism is coming from some sworn enemies then take it with a pinch of salt.
نعیم احمد

October 21, 2012 at 5:23 pm

@Muhammad Zafarullah!
You just express your individual experience and the response you receive is general every visitor gets the same cordial treat from Chinese people. Ming Zhou is 100% correct. Very unfortunately Pakistan due its consistent unwise, ill-planned, unjust and drifted foreign policies and extremely unstable political, social and economical plights has been losing its friends.
Muhammad Zafrullah

October 22, 2012 at 1:49 am

@نعیم احمد
Thank you for setting me straight. I am just an individual, though individuals make a collective. If the collective, that is us, makes a resolve to approach something that is on offer dispassionately, and without prejudice, we would not be quarreling with each other.
I would not comment on your comments about my individual experiences as I think you have every right to your opinion. I do hope though that it was your considered opinion that you formed after reading my article. But we are commenting on an article that alleges that Pakistanis are hated everywhere. So let’s check the article out, I trust that you have read it too.
Let us look at the source of the article. It is Russia & India report. The author of the article is Rakesh Krishnan Simha. It is no secret that India is doing all that is in its power to prove that making Pakistan was a bad idea and the author is a Hindu.
Some time ago, I very actively took part in newsgroup discussions and I spent most of my time arguing with Hindus who bad-mouthed Islam, the holy Prophet and Pakistan. Those days the favorite slogan of Hindus was: Give peace a chance bomb Pakistan. So call it prejudice on my part or call it my individual experience I do not give much credibility to a Hindu writing about Islam or Pakistan.
The author talks about polls and I consider polls a tool of deception in the hands of a propagandist. The outcome of the polls very much depends upon the sample of population you select and on the language of the questions that you design. If it was a poll carried out by a US agency, it must be to pressure Pakistan to comply with the US demands.
Now let’s take a look at how do the Pakistanis fare in the Arab world. They do very well, a majority doing menial and lower technical jobs and some doing higher technical jobs and business. Not many are in education, but that is no fault of the Arabs. Oh yes the Arab hatred of Pakistan and Pakistanis is so high that their militaries recruit Pakistani ex-Servicemen for training and other essential duties. One reason for hating is lack of trust.
About China I do not know much, if some Chinese hate Pakistanis they must have a reason but I do not recall having evoked any negative emotions. In the Christian world too wherever I went, Britain, France, Italy, US and Canada; being a Pakistani never hurt me though having the name Muhammad has often caused problems.(But hey I have no intention of changing my name or considering it bad.) If I am ever hurt for being a Pakistani it was either by an Indian or by a Pakistani.
Oh yeah Ming Zhou has every right to own an opinion and you have every right to consider this person 100% right.
Muhammad Zafrullah

October 22, 2012 at 3:16 am

Oh and I see at the start of the article a picture of a drone that has just fired two missiles. The caption is interesting too. It says:
The only solution
What interests me is that I did not find this picture in the original article! Now compare the picture with the Hindu chant: Give peace a chance bomb Pakistan! ,
shariff umbra shariff ahmad

November 28, 2012 at 10:47 pm

Say whatever you want to say, I still love and respect Pakistan…because Huzor the Khalifa a.t.b.a is a Pakistani.
narayan

December 26, 2012 at 9:19 am

Persons of Indian origin should not find satisfaction with the internal plight of Pakistan. Most of them are Hindu converts (for example Jinnah), so love them or hate them they are still kith and kin.
sindhe

January 6, 2013 at 7:48 am

hi all
just few lines for all of u
April 1946 interview with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad –
the man who knew the future
By Shorish Kashmiri,
I feel that right from its inception, Pakistan will face
some very serious problems:
1. The incompetent political leadership will pave the
way for military dictatorship as it has happened in
many Muslim countries.
2. The heavy burden of foreign debt.
3. Absence of friendly relationship with neighbours
and the possibility of armed conflict.
4. Internal unrest and regional conflicts.
5. The loot of national wealth by the neo-rich and
industrialists of Pakistan.
6. The apprehension of class war as a result of
exploitation by the neo-rich.
7. The dissatisfaction and alienation of the youth from
religion and the collapse of the theory of Pakistan.
>>8. The conspiracies of the international powers to
control Pakistan.
In this situation, the stability of Pakistan will be under
strain and the Muslim countries will be in no position
to provide any worthwhile help. The assistance from
other sources will not come without strings and it will
force both ideological and territorial compromises
sindhe

January 6, 2013 at 7:52 am

hi narayanan
I totally agree with u…
alatif

January 6, 2013 at 10:10 am

According to Allah or Al Quran that if there is no the right of minorities or there is oppressor, or there is no justice for all people or there is discrimination on the basis of race,religion etc., and finally there is no peace a all.

(4;75).. And why should ye not fight in the cause of Allah and of those who, being weak, are ill-treated (and oppressed)? Men, women, and children, whose cry is: “Our Lord! rescue us from this town, whose people are oppressors; and raise for us from thee one who will protect; and raise for us from thee one who will help.

Those who like to live peace they should make alliance, fight for justice for all people.
Non discrimination on the basis of race and religion.

May Allah bless and give guisdence to Pakistan’Leaders.

A good example is America.
America is a peaceful home for all kind of faith and race,they can live harmonilly.

With love.