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Under attack again: When will our government stop tolerating banned outfits?
The operation is successful we are told again and again. Successful? Tell that to the terrified people in Quetta.
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This Muharram, I realised that my father’s childhood is still alive
When sectarian tensions dominate the narrative, it is important to remember the role of the silent majority as well.
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Religion meets realpolitik
A timeless and pious act like Hajj is affected in a world shaped by business-like realities.
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Remembering Edhi Sahab
His touch did not restore sight – through his deeds, he did cure the blindness from many eyes.
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When The Greatest, Muhammad Ali, came to my mohalla
“When his car came they started jogging alongside it.” 100 men in karate uniforms escorted Ali’s car to the gym.
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A curious Muslim boy’s love for Christmas in Karachi
Karachi has changed and not always for the better. I don’t hear carols being practiced or see trees being decorated.
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Why do I have to tell anyone if I am Shia or not?
The addition took place a few years back but with heightened tensions in Yemen, the pressure on Shias is increasing.
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For love of the printed word
ET spoke about issues prevalent but never discussed: alcoholism, prostitution, homosexuality, extremism and terrorism.
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This is NOT sectarian violence, it is Shia genocide
If its Shia-Sunni violence, how many Shia suicide bombers can you name? How many Sunni mass graves have been dug?
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Pakistan cricket’s comic side, explained in Pak-India matches
As Pakistan takes on India, I know there will be plenty of laughs. The desire to entertain doesn’t escape anyone.