By Talha Raza Before the establishment of the English medium public schools and universities, children of Muslims families had to rely on the Madaris for the religious as well as the worldly modern studies. According to the historians, the first… Read More ›
By Syeda Qudsiya Mashhadi For the past one week, first the social media and then the electronic media relentlessly shoved the image of a ‘Chai wala’ from Islamabad down our throats till it became nauseatingly annoying! I don’t know when our… Read More ›
By Khurram Ali Shafique Calcutta was the capital of British India in 1863 when a 46-year-old Syed Ahmad Khan (not knighted then) addressed the Muslim nobility of Bengal at the residence of Nawab Abdul Latif Khan on October 16. Syed… Read More ›
ہم نے گلشن کے تحفظ کی قسم کھائی ہے پروفیسر ڈاکٹر مقصود جعفری
اے نگار وطن تو سلامت رہے طارق اسماعیل ساگر
By Khurram Ali Shafique When the founders of the Unites States decided to break away from the British rule, they put down their reasons in a document. This is the US Declaration of Independence, unanimously signed by 56 representatives of… Read More ›
If the madrassa elite of mullahs have issued religious decrees against Edhi, it is not for religious reasons; these decrees are motivated by economic interests of mullahs threatened by philanthropy. By Hussain Saqib Religious seminaries, called madrassas, were established in the… Read More ›
By Ali Hassnain One has to research endlessly as this is the kind of topic where one is lost in the content. After much deliberation I have decided to focus on the historical, political and socioeconomic side of Qadiyani Cult…. Read More ›
It Is Not The Holy Site, It Is The Custodian They Are After By Hussain Saqib Someone somewhere is planning to get rid of the baggage called the House of Saud. In all probability, the Holy Sites are not the… Read More ›
تنم فرسودہ جاں پارہ زہجراں، یا رسول اللہﷺ
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