The need of having a CII is only there to harden the already religious edicts that are subject to controversy due to different scholars’ interpretation of Islam. It must also be noted there that CII does not have representation of all sects of Islam in Pakistan. Because there is no uniformity in religious interpretation, the implication of CII verdicts actually lose their ground. But they sure seem intent on becoming an instrument of arbitration by appeasing the Mullahs and to improve its chances of becoming a legislative, or at least an implementing body in Pakistan. published in #ibtidah laaltain/ibtidah/2014/03/16/dangers-of-council-of-islamic-ideology/
Posted on: Sun, 16 Mar 2014 10:54:03 +0000
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