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A Forgotten Hero Named Jassa
By Sameer Jan 6, 2001 interacts: 139no street/ town/ city is named after him
The Quest
By Astral U Aug 9, 2007 interacts: 7“Amman can you tell me who my real mother was?” Nazish asked gazing at the wall in front of her.
30 Days in Afghanistan - Dinner Conversations
By Naeem Randhawa Apr 28, 2008 interacts: 86I'm in Kabul, Afghanistan. Actually, I'm in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan - and across and beside me, people are beginning to get drunk. Muslims are getting drunk.
When a Knock at the Door is Not Enough
By Aisha Sarwari May 7, 2008 interacts: 138She surprised me by her answer, same old she said, battering. Her honesty made me nod. I said, oh, and walked away. The purpose was served. The momentum was broken.
Nipa Chowrangi
By Shandana Minhas May 8, 2008 interacts: 69The neighbors couldn’t hear her screaming over the sound of the building’s generator, so that particular Sunday Aslam was able to beat Tehmina for considerably longer than he usually did.
A Little After Three
By Lajwanti Khemlani May 9, 2008 interacts: 7I lay face down, pretending to have fallen asleep. Soon I heard random words like boy, Muslim, Sindhi, dowry, next week, dinner, and blood pressure.
Persecution of Religious Minorities In Islamic Countries
By Feroz Qutabshahi May 9, 2008 interacts: 195Meaningless protests over stupid cartoons do not achieve anything. Speaking up against injustices in their own countries does.
May 12: One Year Passed, No Lessons Learned
By Mehroz Sadruddin May 11, 2008 interacts: 25On May 12, the entire nation would be mourning the death of forty-four innocent civilians on what turned out to be one of the darkest days in the history of Karachi.
Mohajirs Are People Too
By Atif May 13, 2008 interacts: 80It was quite obvious that unlike Punjabis and Pushtoons, mohajirs have figured out that if there is chaos in the airport it is not because of Allah’s will.
National Reconciliation Order
By saeed qureshi May 13, 2008 interacts: 2The concept of Truth and Reconciliation of Nelson Mandela cannot be offered as a parallel of pardoning the outlaws.
Saqi Farooqi ... A Rebellious Poet
By Khalid Sohail May 14, 2008 interacts: 11He likes to be in the centre of controversy and to achieve that he challenges every literary, social, religious, moral and sexual taboo that he comes across.
