Our US constitution requires separation of the Church and the State. Muslims within the US, should abide by that. However, do they? It seems to me not, so the disconnect occurs mixing Church and State, hence a violation of your God/Allah/Spirit/whoever which takes precedence. Therefore, if a US person wants truly to assimilate in Pakistan they must be Islamic, no other option, based on what you stated.
However, the US opens its doors to all people of all religions, yet some religions seem incompatible to the same set of values. Therefore if a Muslim within the US does not follow Sharia law, they violate Allah/God, the higher power. This is where Muslim people become conflicted, imo. Then those who are radicalized, because they were not โassimilatedโ into society within the US. Thatโs the sad part. Same can be said with all the right wing radicals, never assimilated at birth and family usually fringe anti social hateful people.
The recent Islamic Representatives within the US Congress seem to have more allegiance to their race/origin/religion than becoming part of the American experience in the US. โI am a Palestinianโ: first words of Tlaib in January. This isnt good for โ inclusionโ of their constituents, but rather divisive.
Then this ridiculous statement today of โWhite Nationalistsโ causing problems when illegal immigrants arrive uninvited, en masse. This was divisive crazy idiocy by the Islamic Activist Somali Rep.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...crisis-forcing-outdoor-detention-of-migrants/
These two Representatives are also Anti Semitic, lack decorum of the office, show little respect, class, etc. they are all over the news so that doesnt help fellow Muslims who do assimilate the best they can, who go to work and to their mosque and are good citizens.