Recently during one debate a religiously minded member of the group (not this one) referenced Quaid-e-Azam’s State bank speech for the basis of Islam for Pakistan. But that member is not alone in this. I have seen many secular minded people quoting Quaid-e-Azam’s speeches and his life to state that Pakistan should be secular. These arguments are [...]
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Why Quaid-e-Azam Only?
Posted in America, Civil Rights, Democracy, Islam, Muslim, Pakistan, People, Politics, public awareness, tagged America, Founding Fathers, history, Independence, Islam, Jinnah, Leader, Muslim League, Muslims, Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam, Religion, Secularism, South Asia on August 8, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Eglishized Arabic; America a melting pot
Posted in America, Islam, Muslim, What Makes America, public awareness on February 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Today I read Namaz behind an Imam whose Qirat could be describe as Eglishized Arabic. It was quite nice experience. I have never heard anyone recite in that way. Words were being pronounced correctly sounding slightly in different tone.
His ceremon was quite interesting. He criticized people who say that US is Kafar country; he described [...]
Bloomberg and Schwarzenegger on Charlie Rose
Posted in America, American Media, Civil Rights, Muslim, Pakistan, People, Quote, What Makes America, tagged America, Bloomberg, charlie rose, Middle East, Schwarzenegger on April 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One Line Quote from the Bloomberg regarding will he run for the Mayor again, he said.
You spend time in the office to learn what could not be done and new person comes in the office thinking everything could be done. This is what keeps it energetic (last line is somewhat paraphrase of his words )
I [...]
Emergency Challenged; A Bad Move
Posted in 3 November, Justice System, Muslim, Pakistan, Pakistan Emergency, Pakistan Military, People, Politics, tagged 3rd November, Judges, Judiciary, Martial Law, Pakistan, Pakistan Emergency on November 10, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
News: In Pakistan, Emergency and PCO order have been challenged in court. A BAD MOVE.
History gives us clear picture. Whenever such orders have been challenged Courts have upheld them. The judges that have been sent home by recent PCO, took oath under PCO when Musharaf came. And then they gave it legal backing.
Why I am [...]
People in London Speak English? American Arrogance or I Do Not Care Attitude
Posted in America, American Media, Muslim, Pakistan, What Makes America, public awareness, tagged America, American Attitude, American People on October 25, 2007 | 7 Comments »
“Former UF Linebacker Channing Crowder told The Palm Beach Post he didn’t know people in London spoke English” reported Alligator (25 Oct 2007).
He is the Football (American) player of the University of Florida. Although I have known that people (even American themselves) made joke about general knowledge of American people. I had a [...]
