Prime Minister Imran Khan stated on Monday that Muslims are ‘mentally slaves’ as a result of colonialism and that the most pressing issue is a leadership crisis, The Asian Mirror reported.
On Monday, the premier spoke to a crowd during the inauguration of an academic block at Al-Qadir University in Jhelum.
Imran Khan also discussed the reasons why Pakistan’s education system lags behind those of other countries. Three separate educational systems, according to the premier, are the main reasons behind this.
The institution will offer world-class education in Islamic teachings, mysticism, and modern scientific research to both boys and girls. Al-Qadir University’s education curriculum will also highlight developing leadership characteristics in students as well as their character in light of Seerat-e-Tayyeba. The academic blocks currently have a capacity of 500 pupils, which will be increased in stages.
Colonialism turned Muslims ‘mentally slaves’, says PM
PM Khan stated that people knew him before he entered politics. He emphasized the advantages of emaan power.
Imran Khan shared his thoughts on leadership qualities, saying that a coward and selfish person could never be a leader and that only an honest and just person could become a leader.
Colonialism is a practice or policy of control by one people or power over other people or areas, often by establishing colonies and generally with the aim of economic dominance or extractivist exploitation.
Colonialism is a more specific form of imperialism, exemplifying its imperial and subject relations, distinguishing and othering more between metropolitan and colonial land and people, enforcing modern colonial approaches to settling
