Pakistan a laboratory of Religious Pluralism, Tolerance and Diversity: Critical Analysis in Historical Perspective

Abstract

Diversity is a term that has already been explored in a variety of ways from differing viewpoints and also in various circumstances. The purpose of this study is to analyses probable religious diversity concepts in Pakistan, linking as well as expanding on Contemporary Islamic political opinions. An effect of religious pluralism in Pakistan's views is examined in this study. It is suggested that rigid conservatism impedes religious pluralism and world peace. Per this study, religious tolerance is required to counteract the extreme tendency for conformity, that causes tension but also bloodshed. Furthermore, it illustrates the sociological trends among contemporary religious dominant groupings, which pose a threat to a nation's sovereignty and also regional and international stability. Theory and empirical evidence show that Pakistan is in desperate a need for authentic religious diversity. The reoccurring phenomena of communal riots, according to this research, is mostly ideological as well as religious in nature. That everything participates with credibility as just a central component of an assessment of diversification as religious tolerance, with both the idea being transferred to consider the following factors in which people of faith of various religious cultures, or supporters of involves the perception inside one heritage, are equitably justified throughout having to adhere to one‘s belief systems as well as able to perform one‘s routines. It examines the nature of relationships that form in interactions between individuals of various religious traditions or in same religion but differentiating features perspectives. This report will concentrate just on locations of daily religious plurality in Pakistani cultures, so order to assess whether religious groups had dealt with new religious heterogeneity circumstances.

Keywords: Pakistan, Religious Pluralism, Harmony, Tolerance, Minority, Diversity