There are discussions going on on our social media these days about big funerals. Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal is quoted as saying, "Our funerals will decide our rights."
We do not want to go into the discussion of the specific circumstances in which Imam Sahib said this, but in the light of historical facts, we must state that small or large funerals cannot be made the standard of truth.
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There have been great personalities whose funerals were attended by no more than a few.
People will not believe if the names of these eminent personalities are omitted. On the contrary, there are countless examples of individuals who have sown the seeds of hatred in the society and instead of uniting, they have broken or promoted extremism. The way he lived his life in terms of numbers.
In this way, after his death, the number of participants in his funeral remained in the millions. Darwish has no shame in acknowledging the fact that our society has been basically militant, brave, aggressive and jihadi not only for centuries but even today it is moving forward under the influence of the same thinking.
Historically, our heroes have not usually been scientists, philosophers or intellectuals, but militants, jihadists, fighters or conquerors, and even today in our traditional Muslim society, those who bow down to infidels instead of humility or reconciliation are generally accepted. But there are those who think of peanuts, who speak of hatred and division rather than reconciliation or alliance with other nations, who, in mad love and merriment, separate necks from their bodies or chant slogans of separation.
Honestly, if the facts are to be believed, the biggest record-breaking funeral in the seven-decade history of the state of Pakistan was that of Mumtaz Qadri, who assassinated a governor in the name of blasphemy, and today his record is "Nigah-e-Ishq". And such a religious man with the same thoughts and thoughts has broken.
Opposing Maulana Khadim Rizvi, whatever he wants, the majority of the religious people of Pakistan have responded in favor of Maulana.
The intellectuals in the state of Pakistan must carefully consider what are the reasons or foundations for the increase in intolerance that has taken place here over time? Today, it is widely accepted in the civilized world that one can be killed simply because of one's faith, not because of hatred or contempt. Any such ideology is against the established fundamental values of humanity, which can only lead to the ruin of human society.
A 15-year-old boy of God's wrath rings the doorbell of a minority's home and shoots a 35-year-old doctor in the head when the door opens, killing him on the spot. Father, uncle and other family members run to the front and fall down injured by the same boy's bullets.
The 15-year-old boy later argues that the family belonged to a minority group that is arrogant and must be killed, so I have done my sacred duty.
Now let us consider with a cold heart and mind what are the factors that arouse or provoke such a poisonous thought in an immature mind? Where do our collective national wisdom, our state discourse, our free and responsible media stand? How concerned is the woman running our Ministry of Human Rights for the French children for whom she wants to violate diplomatic etiquette or limits but to what level has she reached the mental exploitation of her children. At their behest, our races are being destroyed, but the pain of the whole world is in our liver.
It started with the record of great funerals, who to mention, perhaps the biggest funeral we have in our holy or holy country, humanity and the values associated with it, intellect, freedom of thought or freedom of expression. Has given
The funeral of the "man of faith" was far greater than that of Abdul Sattar Edhi, the servant of humanity. Michael Jackson is said to have had the largest funeral in the world, attended by some half a million people. Princess Diana's funeral was one of the largest in the world.
The funeral of Egyptian dictator Gamal Abdel Nasser has been hailed as one of the largest funerals in the Muslim world so far, but our recent funeral in Lahore seems to have broken all Muslim records, if not for non-Muslims. ۔