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From Idea to Nation-State: The Pakistan Movement Through a Conceptual Flowchart (Blog) by Professor Tariq Mehmud

The transformation of a foundational idea into a nation-state is a profound process, one that can be mapped through a clear conceptual flowchart: an idea evolves into an ideology, which shapes an identity, forms a nation, demands self-determination, and culminates in the establishment of a sovereign nation-state. In this framework, the idea of monotheism—that “Allah […]

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The Silent Collapse of Education in Pakistan (Blog) by Professor Tariq Mehmud

“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character—that is the goal of true education.” — Martin Luther King Jr. These noble ideals, once the cornerstone of enlightened societies, now seem like distant dreams in Pakistan. What was meant to be the great equalizer—the engine of

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The Diminished Presidency: A Republic at Risk (Blog) by Professor Tarique Mehmud

The Return of Trump: A Diminished Presidency and a Nation at Crossroads As a lifelong student of the history of American presidents, I have always been struck by the profound wisdom, enduring patience, expansive vision, and deep knowledge that once defined many of the leaders who occupied the White House. From Washington’s principled restraint to

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Teen Falsafay, Teen Asaas by Fatima Shakeel

Understanding Philosophy as the Foundation of Every Civilization: Every civilization stands on a core philosophical foundation that defines its values, purpose, and structure. From Asia to Europe, these philosophical roots guide societal systems. Renowned Islamic thinker Shah Waliullah Dehlvi identified that despite the diversity, all philosophies can be traced back to just three fundamental schools

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Khud Ko Nigal Jayenge by Daim Ali

The Creation of Humans by Allah: A Divine Gift of Knowledge According to Islamic belief, Allah (SWT) created humans and endowed them with the ability to learn and discover. Initially, humans knew nothing, but through Allah’s divine guidance, they began to acquire knowledge. This process of learning and discovery continued, allowing humanity to progress in

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Museeqi Haram Kyun Hai? by Ayesha Abdullah

Introduction: On Fridays, where every virtuous deed earns you double reward, tread carefully, for every misstep amplifies the weight of wrongdoing twofold. Choose wisely, as the scales of virtue and sin tip with heightened sensitivity on this sacred day. What is the above article about? In Islam, amidst the sacred aura of heightened virtue and

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Health And Economic Crisis In Balochistan by Manahil Azhar

The Crisis in Balochistan: An Overview Balochistan, a strategically important region spanning parts of Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan, has been facing a prolonged crisis. The province of Balochistan in Pakistan, in particular, has experienced decades of political instability, economic neglect, and ethnic unrest. The ongoing conflict between Baloch nationalist groups and the central government has

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