the problem is the Islam had no Age of Enlightenment, no reformation and no real cultural revolution, their religion and their behavior towards it is like from 300 years ago.
A very broad sweeping post.
The Muslim World has never been as connected as The West is (except for the early days when it was united as one country) so intellectual ideas and movements in one Muslim country wouldn't really spread into another the same way it did in the West. This networking allowed the West to grow together, but in the Muslim world things have been divided.
For example the Tanzimat period of Turkey and the establishment of the Republic by Ataturk can definitely be compared to the Western intellectual developments you describe, except it was all limited in scope to Turkey itself.
Pakistan has never had something like that unfortunately, in fact when Ataturk disbanded the Caliphate there were Muslim Indians protesting AGAINST it. Indeed Pakistan has gone backwards over the years, initially set up as a secular country and becoming Islamified by careless coup-installed army generals (who weren't interested in Islam themselves) over the years.
Then on a totally different tangent you have the Saudis using their oil billions to spread Wahabbism across the Muslim world.
Does a day go by in Pakistan without an angry mob burning a flag and putting a jihad on someone or something?.
Yes. That would be called an average day by most Pakistanis.
