A short glance at all the direct elections held in Pakistan (from 1970-2008),...
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A Quick Guide to Election History in Pakistan
A short glance at all the direct elections held in Pakistan (from 1970-2008), their principal winners and losers and how they shaped politics in the country.
Sarabjit Singh is a Terrorist: Surjeet
This BBC interview is dedicated to the Indian government which continues to lie to its own people and to the world, and is feeding war hysteria and anti-Pakistanism to its people instead of owning up to its support for terrorism inside Pakistan for years.
Google Edition Recognises and Adopts Palestine
Google has changed the tagline on the homepage of its Palestinian edition from “Palestinian Territories” to “Palestine” across all products. Meaning that google.ps now displays “Palestine” in Arabic and English under Google’s logo.
Bush Family History
There is no historic parallel that can be drawn, nothing compares with the accomplishments of the Bush family. No dictator or tyrant can equal the suffering and destruction they have wrought on humanity, as they are not mere tyrants themselves, but the makers and breakers of tyrants, the organizers and profiteers of war and death. They are not alone and solely responsible for creating the present day military industrial complex
The Story Of Three Spies And One Saboteur
The death of Sarabjit Singh is a reminder of how India expanded its limited conflict with Pakistan over Kashmir into an all-out animosity. This backgrounder offers a clear, concise and uncluttered argument on Indian terrorism against Pakistan since 1950. It is meticulous work that will help researchers in Pakistan, India and the world understand the genesis of Indian animosity toward a neighbor five times smaller that represents no threat to India.
A Muslim Revert’s Letter to Her Mother
Dear Mom: This letter is probably going to upset you, though that is not my intention. I am writing this because we do not have the best track record for having emotionally loaded conversations in person. I know it is not your intention to upset me either
A Gold Mine in the Desert – The Story of Mali
Today, Mali is known as one of the poorest countries on earth. Once, Mali was the shining example of a successful Muslim state. It was the envy of people around the world. It truly was a gold mine in the desert.
Coffee and Qahwa: A Muslim Introduced Drink that Went Global
Think coffee, and you probably think of an Italian espresso, a French cafe au lait, or an American double grande latte with cinnamon. This is not true. Coffee is also one of the many things that Muslims have introduced that spread around the world.
A Message from US: Drone Strike on Watertown?
Micah Daigle, an American citizen from San Francisco, posted on Facebook after Boston Bombings. Micah Daigle, an American citizen from San Francisco, posted on Facebook after Boston Bombings. “On Friday at 7:05pm Eastern Time, Boston Police received a report that suspected terrorist Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was hiding in a boat in Watertown. At 7:15pm, the more »
‘Burmese Bin Laden’ Spreads Hatred Against Muslims
Flying in the face of the Western stereotypes about Buddhists, a highly popular monk in Myanmar is using his position to call for persecution of the country’s Muslims, going so far as to deem himself the “Burmese Bin Laden.”
