He said young Pakistanis studied the Western culture and were misled by it, saying that its progress lured many into copying it. The prime minister spoke out against Western culture, saying that Pakistan's youth was confused about it in today's world.
Read Al-Biruni and others, they had a strong connection to Allah," he added.
"Islam and Science were both working alongside each other," he said. He spoke about education at length, lamenting that there were no universities researching the lives of the Muslim leaders, warriors, scholars and reformers. PM Imran Khan said he had always aimed at creating institutions in Pakistan that would implement Islam in its true spirit. "Speaking truth was a quality of Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) before he was appointed a Messenger."
The prime minister emphasised on speaking the truth and dispensing justice. "Unfortunately, due to colonialism, Muslims suffered from mental slavery around the world," he said. The prime minister was speaking at the inauguration ceremony of Al-Qadir University's academic blocks, where he spoke about the importance of breaking the shackles of slavery. JHELUM: Mental slavery is far more dangerous than physical slavery, said Prime Minister Imran Khan Monday afternoon, as he addressed a ceremony at the Al-Qadir University. The Pakistani newspaper also raised questions over the lack of transparency over the terms on which these negotiations with the TTP.Prime Minister Imran Khan speaks at Al-Qadir University in Jhelum. The Pakistani Taliban, which is engaged in talks with the Imran Khan government, is yet to show any remorse for the 2014 Peshawar school massacre, Pakistan newspaper Dawn noted, adding that there is something "disconcerting" about the deal between the government and the terror group. The house demands the federal government to take on board all the relevant stakeholders, political parties, and institutions through the parliament and build a consensus over such a consequential move," added the resolution, reported The News International. "Prime Minister cannot strike a deal with the TTP on its own as this is a matter of our national interest and must be discussed in the parliament. "To initiate talks with such a ruthless organisation indicates federal government's unwillingness to crush them by means of force," read Sindh Assembly resolution. A total of 147 people, 132 of them children, were killed in the attack. On December 16, 2014, six terrorists affiliated with the TTP also known as the Pakistani Taliban attacked the Army Public School (APS) in the northwestern city of Peshawar. "TTP has claimed thousands of innocent lives in the country over the last two decades including innocent civilians, brave soldiers of the armed forces, police officers, religious scholars, non-political prominent people, and lest we forget, the APS massacre," added the resolution. "This house objects to the unilateral negotiations with banned TTP that are being carried out in the most secretive manner by the federal government, which indicates the complete bypass of the parliament as the supreme institution in the country to decide upon such matters of national security," the resolution stated, reported The News International. KARACHI: Objecting to Imran Khan's Pakistan Tareek-e-Insaf (PTI) move to unilaterally negotiate with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan ( TTP), the Sindh Assembly on Friday adopted a resolution through a majority vote, calling upon the government to take on board all stakeholders and political parties through parliament for building a national-level consensus on the issue of talks with the outfit.
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