Tag: islamic democratic state
What Is Happening In Afghanistan And Its Impact On Pakistan
On August 15, the U.S. military withdrew their forces from Afghanistan, and the Afghan Taliban saw it as a chance to gain power. They have made rapid advances across stretches of the country and seized many provincial capitals from the Afghan government in Kabul. This development may seem like a welcome initiative for neighbouring countries […]
Integrity of being Pakistani – Is it really worth it?
Is it really worth it? Do we deserve it? What we have given to our country? Born as a Pakistani is worth a million! Although we do not follow Islam as a true practicing Muslim in our country and neither we are grateful for having an independent homeland where we can practice Islam in a […]
“Straight Path” Why We Call it a Golden Period
As a Pakistani national and as a Pakistani Muslim, we follow Islam in a way that is different from other parts of the world. Muslims with all schools of thoughts are living all over the world. It means the way Islam is practiced as a religion in our region is having some Islamic rituals that […]
The Irrevocable Nihilism of Pakistan
United by religion, divided by the lack thereof Chaos comes from ignorance. Chaos comes from confusion. Chaos comes from dogmas and the inability to broaden one’s horizons limiting the mind to be a dark narrow prison. Ideology is what moved many Indian Muslims to start a struggle for independence. The unified ideology was one of […]
Untackled Half of Terrorism
Among all the states of the world, particularly in case of Pakistan, one half of terrorism is due to noncompliance to fundamentals of establishment of the state. Pakistan’s Nazrea e Pakistan (Ideology of Pakistan) has been the fundamental of establishment of a state since early years of 20th century. The other half of terrorism is […]
History in a Nut Shell
So many thanks to Daily DAWN of January 04, 2015, with even thanks to book reviewer Mr. Hassan Javid. The book (The Warrior State) is a concise history, in a nut shell, of the new state stretched over three quarters of a century, including governance and highly sensitive decisions, right or wrong, resorted to with […]
Pakistan and Statesmanship
Acquisition of a piece of a land serves little towards freedom and independence of the occupants of territory. Contributions by far sighted versatile statesmen are must to comb the countrymen into disciplines of unity justice and honesty in formation of a real nation. Availability of requisite statesmen in low literacy corrupt states is next to […]
Dr. Tahir ul Qadri and Inqlab
Partiality devoid of justice and sincerity is evil causing multidirectional problems for mankind and generations to come. As sacred a relationship as mother does not deserve it. If you are a judge and a factual criminal case against your mother awaits verdict, the punishment must be declared without an iota of hesitation. Dr. Tahir ul […]
Quaid-e-Azam’s Pakistan – An Islamic State
Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the great leader of Sub-Continent Religion is a perennial and inevitable factor in order to maintain peace and harmony. It is a powerful constituent of any cultural norms and values, and because it addresses the most profound existential issues of human life (e.g., freedom, inevitability, fear, faith, security, tolerance, right and wrong, […]
Anti Ideology Political and Media Activities in Pakistan
(Writer himself is fond of fashion designs, songs, music and art. One of his children is creative fashion designer. The contents of his article below are in search of justice to the national and international commitments.) Quid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and members of his team, struggling for an independent state for Muslims, never imagined about […]
Forgetting THE CAUSE and THE COST
By the most liberal and generous analysis of sixty years’ performance by Pakistani governments and politicians, keeping in view the state of deterioration in every aspect of life in the country (except for crimes-boosting TV / Cable sex displays, women models, theaters, fashion shows, singers etc), three facts are fairly concluded: Purposes, for which Pakistan […]
