Muslims and Christians clash in the capital of Egypt, Cairo- five killed

Christians and Muslims clash in Cairo,the capital of egypt- Five have been reported  killed
In the capital of Egypt, in Cairo there had been clashes between the Christians and Muslims. According to government newspaper reports the clashes had begun on Friday night had gone on till Saturday morning. It is reported that five had been killed and seven had been wounded.
The majority who died had been Christians. The reason for the clash had been that scribbling by Christian children on the walls of Muslim mosque

During the clashes an Anglican church in the vicinity had been burnt. The President of Egypt Mohamed Morsi after the elections had pledged that the minority Christian community would be protected. Out of an entire population of 83 million only 10% are Christians.
Against the government three states had called for an election and had staged protests. In this connection the President Morsi had promised to have an election after a period of six months probably during the month of October.

Pakistan younger generation stresses the need of the ‘Sharia’ law

Pakistan younger generation calls the need for the ‘Sharia’ law as a democratic country
At a survey conducted in Pakistan the majority of the younger generation had disclosed that the country is not following the democratic methods in their overall activities In the meantime 40% believes that the ‘Sharia’ law has to be implemented which is more appropriate to the country.

It is learnt that 29% of the population believe that democratic principles have to follow in Pakistan. While 38%.believe that as a Muslim country governed the ‘Sharia’ law has to be implemented. If they need to benefit these the rights and privileges could be maintained. This would help to develop patients among the citizens is the stand they are at.
If these privileges are not given to the citizens, they cannot be made happy as they are waiting in  anticipation for what they need to have.