Do Pakistanis believe in god

Answer 1

Before I answer this, please understand this:

Pakistan was created/ partitioned in 1947 from India (Bhaarat, a Hindu country since milleniums) due to the lame leadership of Gandhi who believed non-violence is the highest principle. When the Muslim leader - Jinnah, representing the 10% or so of India's then population who were Muslims, said, "Give us a separate land for Muslims, or there will be civil war," Gandhi chose partition of India to avoid civil war and violence.

But then Gandhi foolishly allowed the Muslims to live in India if they wanted to. Thus there remained no purpose of partition for India. And the partition did not stop violence at all.

So, Gandhi failed in making the Muslims non-violent. As soon as Pakistan was created, it invaded Kashmir and illegally occupied some part of it.

Ialam has invaded in India about 1000 years ago by force and has caused Hindu genocide of 80 million Hindus. In Pakistan they continuously kill Hindus even until now. India knows Islam's terrorism since 1000 years. Islam agenda for the non-Muslims has not changed since 1400 years.

Almost all of the Muslims in Pakistan and India sub content are the descendents of the Hindus who were forcibley converted to Islam a few centuries ago.

Pakistan is not secular. Islam is their official religion. Islam is not tolerant of any other religion and is anti-democratic. 1400 year Islam history shows that wherever Islam has invaded, peace has gone.

To answer your question

Yes, most who are Sunni Muslims believe in the concept of God as is given in Koran and Hadith. Other Muslim sects and Hindus and Sikhs and non-Muslims there are discriminated and being killed, raped, looted, and their temples are destroyed by the Muslims. There also may be some few non-believers in God.

Answer 2

Not all of them are Muslims, so not all would worship Allah