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Sully: Clint Eastwood can simply do no wrong
Sully feels like a lean and effectively crafted film at 96mins, where almost every scene feels integral to the story.
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Is it okay to awaken the dead to settle a score with Adnan Sami Khan?
If our sensitivities are so fragile that we throw a fit at a tweet from a musician, then we need to examine ourselves.
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When Nehru promised Kashmir freedom, why is India still in denial?
69 years after the partition, a plebiscite in Kashmir remains a moral imperative, besides being a democratic necessity
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Why is it unacceptable for an American seventh grader to learn about Islam?
The only way to dispel the misconceptions about Islam is to study the religion fervently and do a comparative analysis
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An open palm
It’s just my hands. They extend beyond my body. And my palms are facing upwards as if I’m begging, imploring, asking.
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Pakistan’s treatment of its minorities measures its achievement in decency
The practice of forcibly converting and marrying non-Muslim minority members in Pakistan has finally been acknowledged
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The importance of observing Muharram the Islamic way
We are brothers from the same family, who unanimously love the Prophet (PBUH) and share grief over Imam Hussain (RA).
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Can Pakistan really afford Imran Khan’s antics right now?
Boycotting the joint session at a time when the country faces an external threat is not good politics.
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Pakistan, India and Bangladesh have always been much better off without the British
BIP’s verdict on Beverley Nichols’ Raj has a stronger basis than that of Nichols on BIP.
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A Series of Unfortunate Events: Will Netflix be able to do justice to the books?
I can’t look away. I can’t avoid the cruel whimsy. I want to be in a dimly lit room, reading the books all over...