Tuesday, June 12, 2012

The struggle for national liberation is not a class conflict



 Many so called the educated and tribal chiefs employed within the Pakistan and Iranian collaborators systems are hardly nationalist at all. Such individual and group have opposed nationalism that is a challenge to the colonial states and threats to their authorities and interests.
Not all tribal leaders are collaborators; therefore nationalist might seek an alliance with traditionalist. The modernists’ nationalist may take a lead in developing and manage to bring many local tribal leaders, community leaders, unionist and local organisations into movement for national liberation.
 Some traditional elites may adapt to nationalist demand and join the struggle and take leading role for the national liberation from original movement on order to strength their position. After all the noblemen have the traditional organisation, votes and money which can be utilised for the national liberation.  The struggle for national liberation is not a class conflict; it is struggle between (us) the Baluch nation, (them) the occupiers of the Baluch land.

 
Religion
Generally religious authority has been hostile to secular nationalism. However the Baluch religious authorities are against Baluchistan’s colonisation by Persian Shiite Empire. The religion and politic are two distinct sphere of community activity the boundaries between two are not clear.

 The nationalist and religion found themselves opposing the same enemy. The religion authorities found themselves as an oppressed religious minority and the Baluch nationalist found themselves an oppressed nation by the same enemy. some nation claim founded only on religious bases.

Some people see a religion and nationalism as inseparable especially when Iranian regime persecute Baluch nation as a bastion of movement against Persian Shiite Empire. The religious authorities can play an important role in the nationalist movement. In the end there are organisation and ideological differences between nationalism and religious authorities.
Appendix;
Safavid a Turk tribe seceded from the Ottoman Empire on the bases of religious difference 1501-1502. The Ottoman Empire was Sunni and Safavid establish the Shiite empire on ruined of the Persian Empire.
Mehrab. sarjov

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