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Feroz Qutabshahi

Economist working in NYC.


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Persecution of Religious Minorities In Islamic Countries

Feroz Qutabshahi May 14, 2008 interacts: 470 Views: 18418

Meaningless protests over stupid cartoons do not achieve anything. Speaking up against injustices in their own countries does.

Race to the Finish

Feroz Qutabshahi Apr 29, 2008 interacts: 778 Views: 23098

60 years ago, when Jackie Robinson, first Black Man to play in US Major League Baseball, walked onto the field, he was taunted, ridiculed, and booed, but despite all adversity, he delivered.

Little Pakistan: Brooklyn’s Coney Island Avenue

Feroz Qutabshahi Apr 21, 2008 interacts: 209 Views: 7929

This article does not discuss racism or race relations. Instead, it hopes to capture how a community has gone through such adversity and is coming back to life, after almost losing it.

Color-Blind Love

Feroz Qutabshahi Apr 3, 2008 interacts: 353 Views: 16376

Worldwide, interracial marriages are on the rise. However, 20 years ago, because of my religion, a German priest would not officiate our marriage nor would a Greek Orthodox priest.

Where is Ibn-Sina of the 21st Century?

Feroz Qutabshahi Dec 13, 2007 interacts: 178 Views: 13908

The 800-pound gorilla in the Islamic room is not ignorance or violence but “Blind” faith in Quran and the Hadith.

Ellada: 3 Weeks in Northeastern Aegean Islands

Feroz Qutabshahi Aug 20, 2007 interacts: 33 Views: 3881

We alternate our summer vacations between Pakistan and Greece, visiting places of history and intrigue. '07 was a Greece year.

Save this Cultural Heritage

Feroz Qutabshahi Sep 24, 2006 interacts: 40 Views: 6038

I hope that the good people of Lahore show some concern in preserving and helping rejuvenate this cultural heritage and stand together with their brothers and sisters of Hira Mandi to have the neighborhood restored to its old glory.

How to Kill the Dead Again

Feroz Qutabshahi Aug 30, 2006 interacts: 169 Views: 14757

What exactly was President Ahmadinejad thinking? I mean try to get into his head and try to figure out what kind of a human would like to poke fun at the murder of 6 million people?

Killing Fields No More - One Week in Angkor, Cambodia

Feroz Qutabshahi Aug 17, 2006 interacts: 14 Views: 2863

Siem Reap (pronounced “See-em Ree-ep”) in Northern Cambodia is roughly a 50-minute plane ride from Bangkok, but a journey into a different world, a small sleepy town near Angkor, a UNESCO world heritage city of literally 100s of temples.

Ahmadis – The Forgotten People

Feroz Qutabshahi Apr 6, 2006 interacts: 321 Views: 33683

In addition to state sanctioned persecution, there is a movement in the name of preserving Islam and the Finality of the Prophet that seeks to intimidate Ahmadis and accuse them of being collaborators of Jews and Christians and enemies of Islam

Expression of Freedom: An American Invention

Feroz Qutabshahi Feb 18, 2006 interacts: 25 Views: 4084

Jazz, like all things American, is “in-your-face”, it is uninhibited, it’s like two gay teenagers kissing in front of their homophobic parents. It’s like you running into your grandma in a Victoria Secret store

Beethoven’s Funeral

Feroz Qutabshahi Dec 8, 2005 interacts: 25 Views: 4127

Just as a lot is changing, so is Metal. Heavy Metal has evolved into various other genres with each considered a legitimate musical expression in it’s own right. If music is food for soul, then Metal is raw meat for some and blood and gore for oth

My darling Dhoti!

Feroz Qutabshahi Apr 21, 2005 interacts: 45 Views: 9231

The customs officers examines my stuff and says “nice table cloth” “is it hand-made?” he asks. Sir, this is not a tablecloth, this is a Dhoti, I explained to him.


Feroz  Qutabshahi

Feroz Qutabshahi

  • Articles on Chowk: 13
  • First article: Apr 21, 2005
  • Latest article: May 9, 2008
  • Times read on Chowk: 158393

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