Abstract
This study aims to explain and analyse the post 9/11
sectarian violence in Pakistan and the way it is flourishing. The
study also critically analyses the role played by foreign
agencies in fuelling sectarian violence, inability of our
Government to take concrete actions against perpetrators of
sectarian violence and the threat posed to national integration
of Pakistan. The Government and institutions have failed to
protect the valuable lives and property of its citizens whether
they belong to whichever sect. At the same time the foreign
agencies are playing a murky role to destabilize our country
internally. This study would provide insight that how war on
terrorism has affected sectarianism in Pakistan and the role of
foreign agencies in strengthening the perpetrators of
sectarianism. Furthermore, it provides a linkage to how the
sectarianism is threatening the national integration of Pakistan.
This study would help out our policy makers to formulate policy
for eradicating religious violence and countering the threats to
national integration. This research would contribute to the
larger body of literature on sectarian violence in Pakistan.
Dr. Tahir Mahmood Azad, Muhammad Waqas Haider. (2021) The Threat of Post 9/11 Sectarian Violence to the National Integration of Pakistan: A Critical Appraisal, The Islamic Shariah & Law, Volume-03, Issue-1.
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