“Pakistan was envisioned not merely as a geographical state, but as a laboratory for the practical implementation of Islam in collective life.”
“Islamic culture is not inherited from race, region, or rituals—it is divinely revealed, ethically guided, and spiritually centered on Tawheed.”
“Colonial rule did not just occupy land—it dismantled a civilizational order by targeting education, language, and law, severing Muslims from their identity.”
“The revival of Islamic culture requires more than cosmetic reforms—it demands structural re-Islamization of education, media, economy, and governance.”
“A culture must be filtered through Islam—not the other way around.”
“The Islamic vision is not to mimic Arab, Persian, or Western models, but to construct a uniquely Pakistani-Islamic civilization grounded in Qur’an and Seerah.”
“Pakistan’s revival is not just a national duty—it is part of a universal prophetic mission.”