Hazrat Ali (RA) once said, “If you do good to someone, then avoid their evil.” This timeless wisdom seems to…
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Lines Drawn by Empire, Wounds That Still Bleed
It was once said that the sun never sets on the British Empire — a statement of both pride and…
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Trump’s Caution and the South Asian Chessboard
There are moments in the theatre of international politics when words uttered by a world leader are not merely statements…
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The Root of Evil and the Price of Patience
I have often heard from the elders that if one truly wishes to eradicate evil, one must strike at its…
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When a General’s Words Became a Nation’s Creed
There are moments in a man’s life that shape him not by the triumphs they bring but by the lessons…
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Sharm el-Sheikh and the Shadows of History
History, when it repeats itself, does so with a painful consistency. The recent peace agreement signed between Israel and Palestine…
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Has anyone ever described more simply the idea that even an enemy should reflect the moral values of a worthy…
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Strengthening Bonds: Pakistan, Türkiye, and Azerbaijan Unite
The Muslim world today stands at a critical juncture, facing an array of complex challenges that test not only its…
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There Was No Choice But Surgery
When a household member catches a mild fever or a common cold, our instinct is modest and sensible: we reach…
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The Blood That Guards the Nation
There is nothing more valuable than human life. Everyone holds on to existence and does everything they can to preserve…
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