Cultural Difference Between Hindu And Buslim

The difference between hindu and muslim was pointed out first time by Alberoni : the historian in his travel noted when he visited india with mehmood ghaznavi he writes:

“Hindu are different from the muslim in all respects. They (hindus) hate every nation (muslim)who do not accept their belief and call them maleeh(impure) with hatred and avoid every kind of contract with them whether it is intermarriages sitting or eating because they (hindus) think that they will become bhrusht(impure)”

It is evident that our culture is not separated from our life and religion. With the advent of islam in the sub-continent, the muslim over here choose to lead their on the basis of islam. The muslim and hindus were separate in every aspect. This can be understood from the fact that their clothing ,living and religious festival are completely different, Inspite of living together for centuries, this cultural difference never finished .Quaid-e-Azam once said

“An idea of the magnitude of our cultural difference can be understood from the fact that, a cow is halal for muslim, Whereas the hindus worship it”.

This cultural difference made It clear that the hindus and the muslim were separate nations on religious grounds. When the muslim were governing the sub-continent, clashes between hindus and muslim were negilible inspite of the difference but during the british rule, this difference became very apparent.

The evolution of the two nation theory in india has a very old historical background. Quaid-e-Azam had said that,

“Pakistan started the movement the first non-muslim was converted to islam in India long before the muslim established their rule……. throughout the ages hindus had remained muslims and they had not merged their entities –that ...

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...m would not help us in settings uo a workable economic order. We should evolve an economic system based on Islamic concept of justice and equality.”

ISLAMIC DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM:

During the struggle for Pakistan, a question arose that what sort of system would be an impose in the new state.Quaid-e-Azam answered it as

“WE have not demanded pakistan to get a mere piece of land but our aim is to achieve such a laboratory where we can test Islam’s social justice”.

In other words Quaid-e-Azam made it clear that since we have set out to achieve an Islamic democratic way.

CREATION OF PAKISTAN (1947):

The struggle under the dynamic leadership of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah ultimately bore fruit. The sub-continent was divided and Pakistan was created as a sovereign and independent state on 14th august 1947. Quaid-e-Azam became the first governer general of Pakistan.