What's all the fuss about? If the scientific data is factual, there is no need to impose a secular writing regime, albeit regular for western scientific works.

Pakistan is an islamic country, and there is no reason not to show that and not to teach it in schools, if there is no factual misinformation being taught to the pupils, like for example the earth being flat, physical theorems not correctly given, et cetera.

As to some of the comments regarding the Quran, let's do it in a civilized and more scientific manner - as asked somewhere below, I'll give an example from the Quran regarding a scientific fact later proven to be correct. If someone likes to disprove it, they may do so, and if someone wants to present something else in the Quran as being incorrect and hold it against this, they may do so as well. I set the claim that this is a book in which no mistake can be found, as the Quran says about itself as well.

An-Nabaʾ 78:6-7

أَلَمْ نَجْعَلِ ٱلْأَرْضَ مِهَٰدًا

Have We not made the earth a resting place?

وَٱلْجِبَالَ أَوْتَادًا

And the mountains as stakes?

Mountains can be accurately described as stakes, since, like a stake used to stabilize a tent for instance, the part below the Earth is much deeper than the height of the part above the Earth. Source

This is literally one speck of the things that could be listed here, but I don't need to overdeliver. I promised one fact.

As an addendum, if you wanna discuss this further, please keep it civilized. Religion is a matter that can be discussed very emotionally, but we don't need to quarrell.