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Muhammad Ibrahim Fawad
TMP Batch 2 (15-16)
9/27/2025
Pakistan and KSA Treaty
A landmark treaty has been signed between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and Pakistan—one that many analysts believe could alter the course of history. For the Muslim world, this agreement may represent a rare and powerful opportunity to reshape its collective future.
One of the treaty's most significant clauses states that any aggression against one party will be considered aggression against both which resembles NATO article 5. This mutual defense commitment marks the first time Pakistan has extended its nuclear umbrella beyond its national borders, prompting some observers to refer to the agreement as the birth of an "Islamic NATO." The timing of this was right after Israel air strike on Qatar which is also hard to over look. Coupled with the recent improve of relations with other Islamic countries leading to the believe that others might also join. Pakistan’s Defense Minister further fueled speculation by stating, “The doors are not closed,” signaling the potential inclusion of other Islamic nations most notably Iran, UAE, Turkey and Qatar.
As I stated this is "The biggest treaty" it may prove to be the most significant agreement for Muslims worldwide in modern times., to understand why we must look at the case study of NATO. Ask any immigrant why they moved to Europe, and you’ll often hear three reasons: to earn, to learn, and to live. These benefits are not accidental—they are the byproduct of a system that unites the people, NATO, at its core, is not just a military alliance; it is a framework.
Humans are made to reside under a system people who do have a overall much better understanding of the whole landscape and their responsibilities. The system that keeps a constant check on them. When a system exists, individuals act to uphold and strengthen it. Problems are solved collectively. In this system everyone is working for the betterment of the cause and are fueling it with whatever it requires affluence, education and power is just the fuel the people are using because they are clear in their vision and what they want to accomplish. This gives the people a brand. This is what NATO achieved for Europe it is a brand and the progress in European countries as its product.
Europeans made NATO and NATO made Europeans
With Pakistan signing this historic treaty with Saudi Arabia, we may be witnessing the birth of an “Islamic NATO” his is an opportunity for all Muslim nations to unite under one banner and create a system as powerful and effective as NATO itself. If more countries join this pact, the Muslim world can transform its future. and when this happens our Education, Economic and Influence are going to transform rapidly. s. Every PhD and professional could build a career not in the West, but in Lahore, Islamabad, Riyadh, Istanbul, Doha, or any other Muslim city. Peace would be ensured, because an attack on one member would be an attack on all. With security guaranteed, military spending could be redirected to development, infrastructure, technology, and education sparking job creation and progress on an unprecedented scale. Intellectuals and innovators from across the globe would migrate to take part in this renaissance, fueling an ecosystem where money, ideas, and information circulate freely between member nations. Such a pact would give Muslims real power on the global stage. No longer would young people feel they have to leave for the USA or Europe to find opportunity; they would already be living in a region of progress and stability. Even the smallest member states would have a stronger voice, protected and amplified by the system. Most importantly, this system could be built on justice and morality. This is exactly what NATO achieved for Europe. This all might seem far fetched but we are already pretty developed unlike NATO so this will only take like 10 years if we play the cards right all this could happen in your lifetime. Muslims have the chance to build something even greater—an alliance that uplifts not just states, but the entire Ummah.
