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Mahmood Mamdani
Both al-Qaeda and the neo-conservatives in the U.S. were Reaganite twins born on the winning... [more]
     
Imam Feisal Rauf
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Fatima Naqvi
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  Obama is better for Jinnah's Pakistan
by Yasser Hamdani 		 
 

 
  Between rock and a hard place, between devil and the deep blue sea- there are countless ways of describing how stark a catch 22, we in Pakistan are forced to see the current US election. On the one hand we have the charismatic and eloquent Obama, who most Pakistanis have taken a strong liking to because he promises a break with what are generally conceived by the common people here as pro-military dictatorship policies of the Grand Old Party. But Obama has also engaged in rhetoric that scares most Pakistanis. The idea of a US attack on NWFP... [more]  
  Times read: 6323   TalkBacks: 54   Oct 29, 2008    
Another Lal Masjid in the by Ahmad Bilal You are not connected to this author through your circle of friends.
  In April, I had to make an emergency trip to Pakistan due to declining health of my father. Since my last couple of trips had been very short, this was after more than two...[more]
Times read: 1291   TalkBacks: 6   Aug 4, 2008  
Causes and Consequences of Our by Karen Kwiatkowski You are not connected to this author through your circle of friends.
  To paraphrase John F. Kennedy in Berlin, 1963, in times like these, when the American dream seems overwhelmed by what has become known as the American empire, perhaps we are...[more]
Times read: 5758   TalkBacks: 11   Mar 26, 2008  
When a knock at the door is not by Aisha Sarwari You are not connected to this author through your circle of friends.
  What are the odds that I move into a house in the elite F/11 sector of Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad and our land lord turns out to be a wife-beater – I in 4, according to...[more]
Times read: 8236   TalkBacks: 40   May 8, 2008  
 
   
 
Why is it considered cool to be disobedient/rebellious to parents and religion? The Muslim society in North America is promoting double standards. Parents behave one way, and their Kids are just the opposite. Is there any normal family out there where parents and kids are on the same page and they are not all bunch of pretenders? Does the new generation not owe its success...		  
Times read: 2671   Advice: 55 Oct 29, 2008 Give Advice!
 
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  Another Lal Masjid in the Making? by Ahmad Bilal  
 
 
In April, I had to make an emergency trip to Pakistan due to declining health of my father. Since my last couple of trips had been very short, this was after more than two years that I was visiting Pakistan for four weeks, most of them to be spent...[more]		  
 
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Desert Musicians (Rajhistan) by Umber Kazmi
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  My Kids and Lal Masjid Kids  
  So we thought we need to be part of the victory dance where the mullahs are getting shown their place by the forces and we thought we should take my daughter along so the cops can see us as non-enemy combatants, sort of use her as child sheild. We got to G6 close to the infamous Lal Masjid up until the cordoned walls of the mosque where a bunch of over aged adolescents are holding women and children hostage to further their dreams of undoing the state in Pakistan and establishing a khilafat. I talked to the troops nearby who...[more]  
 
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  If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?  
  - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn  
 

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