Abstract
As the growing importance of leadership in the worldwide politics, this
study is endeavoring to focus on the appealing issue of leadership crisis in the
political sphere of Pakistan with special references to religious political parties.
The scholarship about the religious political parties in Pakistan and their
leadership crises are limited in terms of their cause and effects relationship in the
local politics. Therefore, we attempted to engage our readers with the assessment
of the leadership crisis among the religious political parties and the aftereffects
on Pakistani politics. This study considers quanto-qualitative method of research,
following explanatory research design of two phases of mixed-method research
approach. The findings of the study show that distance from modern education,
conflict among different school of thoughts, vague understanding of Islam, gap
between practice and theory, and low education qualifications are some of the
basic causes of leadership crisis among Pakistani religious political parties. This
leadership crisis affects Pakistani politics in different perspectives, however at the
same time acclaimed that this leadership crisis is more common among nonreligious political parties based on character duality, dishonesty and corrupt
culprits.
Nafisah Wali, Shabana Shamaas Gul Khattak. (2020) Leadership Crisis Among The Religious And Non-religious Political Parties In Pakistan, Journal of Political Science, Volume, Issue-1.
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