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
Military dominance in Pakistan politics has remained a defining feature of the country’s statecraft since its inception. This dominance is often viewed as a strategic necessity—Pakistan is a geopolitically fragile state in a volatile region. But the same military presence in governance also invites criticism as a silent threat to democratic development, institutional balance, and … Read more
Saudi girls education remains one of the most talked-about yet misunderstood subjects when it comes to Muslim societies. While stereotypes about the oppression of women dominate Western media narratives, the lived experiences of many Muslim women—particularly in the Middle East—reveal a complex interplay of religion, culture, and evolving social norms. Misconceptions vs. Realities in Muslim … Read more
Public media and education have become inseparable in the modern era, where information is the new currency and technology reshapes learning environments. No longer confined to just delivering news, public media today plays a pivotal role in fostering educational growth and societal development. This powerful yet often misunderstood relationship is the core subject of Shahid … Read more
Women rights after French Revolution became a deeply contested issue in intellectual history, especially when re-examined through the lens of Simone de Beauvoir’s landmark work The Second Sex. Translated into Urdu by Yasir Jawad under the title Aurat: Jismani, Tareekhi, Nafsiati aur Muasharti Mutala, this text remains central to feminist thought and modern social critique. … Read more
Creation or coincidence—this age-old question has puzzled humanity for centuries. Is the universe a random fluke of nature, or does its order, harmony, and design point toward a Supreme Creator? Atheistic scientists, especially followers of Darwinian evolution, often claim that life emerged purely through chance, arising from lifeless matter. But reason, experience, and modern scientific … Read more
The First Women Rights Advocates were not merely participants in a broader movement — they were the torchbearers who challenged the norms of their time. Their activism, courage, and intellect laid the foundation for modern feminism, particularly in colonised societies like Egypt, where gender and politics intersected in powerful and complex ways. Leila Ahmed’s pivotal … Read more
Baloch nationalism and energy politics represent one of the most complex and pressing challenges to Pakistan’s internal stability and long-term development. The intersection of ethnic identity, historical grievances, and resource control continues to fuel unrest in Balochistan, a region that is not only rich in natural resources but also geopolitically significant. This blog explores this … Read more
Baloch freedom fighters have a long history of resistance against colonial rule. Before the partition of India, Balochistan was a semi-autonomous tribal region where various uprisings took place against British forces. The Baloch freedom fighters and Pashtun tribes fiercely resisted British military campaigns, striving to protect their traditional independence. British Expansion and Baloch Freedom Fighters’ … Read more
Islam is a religion of enlightenment that harmonizes spiritual and material needs, a truth evident in the civilization and respect for humanity imparted by early Muslims. This blog explores the immense contributions of Islam and its scholars to the world, challenging the narrative that credits modern progress solely to the West. Let’s delve into how … Read more
