Articles 62 and 63 of the Constitution of Pakistan suggest (in a nutshell) that a person shall not be qualified to be elected or chosen as a member of the Parliament unless he follows all ‘Islamic injunctions’, especially of being Sadiq (truthful) and Amin (trustworthy) – in the Islamic sense and not in any Godless secular sense, infidel!
But there is always that question: In a country teeming with numerous Muslim sects with their own understanding of a ‘good Muslim,’ who decides which Pakistani politician, is Sadiq or Amin?
Let’s see …
Sadiq and Amin according to Zaid Hamid

Sadiq and Amin according to Dr. Tahirul Qadri

Sadiq and Amin according to the Taliban

Sadiq and Amin according to Imran Khan

Sadiq and Amin according to Sangsar Abbasi

Sadiq and Amin according to Raja Parvez Ashraf

Sadiq and Amin according to Chaudhry Nisar

Sadiq and Amin according to the Judiciary

Sadiq and Amin according to the TV channels

Sadiq and Amin according to Jamat Islami and JUI

Sadiq and Amin according to Pakistanis


The views expressed by this blogger and in the following reader comments do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Dawn Media Group.






























