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Colonial mindset continues to shape the very foundations of Pakistan’s legal system, long after the British Empire has disappeared from the political map. Although colonial rule ended over seven decades ago, its lingering influence remains deeply embedded in the way laws are interpreted, enforced, and even revered in Pakistan. This colonial mindset is not just … Read more
The Urdu digital content journey over the past six years has been a rollercoaster of failures, hopes, experiments, and eventual growth. This blog traces the story of how a simple audio recording evolved into a multi-platform presence, culminating in structured blogging — all with the single aim of reconnecting Urdu-speaking communities with their literary heritage. … Read more
Partition stories are not just about shifting borders; they are about shattered lives, broken homes, and haunting silences that still echo across generations. Among the most tragic and underrepresented of these partition stories are those of women—Hindu, Muslim, Sikh—who bore the brunt of violence, displacement, and trauma. While official histories often reduce the 1947 Partition … Read more
Unani medicine, a centuries-old system of healing rooted in Greco-Arab traditions, is not merely a historical footnote. It is a glowing testament to the Muslim world’s contribution to the advancement of global healthcare. Among the many cities where this healing art flourished, Lucknow stands out as a proud centre that once embodied the intellectual and … Read more
Islam and civilisation have always been intricately linked, forming a powerful fusion of spirituality, reason, ethics, and culture. But throughout history—and especially in the modern era—Islam has been repeatedly targeted by critics who label it as outdated, regressive, or incompatible with progress. These criticisms, often emerging from secular ideologies, Western academia, and orientalist mindsets, are … Read more
Kindness to servants in Islam is not just a moral recommendation — it is a divine command embedded in the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Through countless examples from the Prophet’s life, we see how compassion, justice, and respect for those in subservient roles are central to Islamic ethics. This message, though deeply rooted … Read more
Satire on baldness is not merely about poking fun at hair loss; it often becomes a deeper commentary on society’s obsession with appearance. Krishan Chander, one of Urdu literature’s most brilliant satirists, explores this theme masterfully in his essay “Ganja” (“The Bald One”), part of his collection Dasht-e-Khayal. Through self-mockery and social critique, he turns … Read more
The Magic of Urdu Ghazal lies not just in its rhythmic elegance but in its power to touch hearts across generations and geographies. Rooted in centuries-old literary traditions, the Urdu ghazal has always been more than just a poetic form—it is a cultural phenomenon, a mirror to society, and a timeless expression of human emotions. … Read more
Dr APJ Abdul Kalam inspirational life is a shining example of how dedication, humility, and vision can break through the boundaries of religion, poverty, and politics. While global media often paints a grim picture of religious intolerance in India, Dr Kalam’s story proves that the soul of India still cherishes harmony, merit, and mutual respect. … Read more
Overseas Pakistanis in America often find themselves navigating a complex web of emotions, identities, and cultural contradictions. Farkhanda Jali’s acclaimed travelogue Paraya Safar masterfully captures this nuanced reality, especially as experienced in the immigrant-dense boroughs of New York City. Through a deeply personal yet socially observant lens, Jali paints a picture not only of a … Read more
