Friday, 17 August 2012

Dear Pakistan, would you mind waking up?

Pakistan is asleep, we all know. It has been like this for past 65 years or so. Some horrible dreams did come into its sleep, but alas they failed to wake it up. By horrifying dreams, I mean separation of Bengal, etc. What kind of sleeping pill it has taken??? I don't understand this. A nation must always be awake, so that it can apprehend what is attacking it, what is harmful to it and can distinguish between its enemies and friends. We do not qualify to be called a nation as long as we are in our present state. You don't see Shias and Sunnis embracing each other here in Pakistan, rather they are killing each other in sectarian violence events here. You don't see sincerity for the country here in Pakistan, rather here you see people stealing away petrol from abandoned petrol station during violent protests against load shedding (It really happened). You don't see here civil service people working honestly for the sake of the country's well being, rather you can see civil service eating away every last bit of money they can take through corruption and bribery, etc. No one is sincere here, and that's why we don't deserve to be called a nation.  We need to wake up from this slumber now before it is too late. We need to start thinking about the country first and then think about our interests. It is the time to do so and our country needs us the most now. Corruption, load shedding, inflation, unemployment, security issues and terrorism, etc are huge problems we are facing and we are busy in feeding our own desires here. Just yearning for change, sitting in our houses doing nothing, will not save this country. We need to actually start thinking about this country rather than our own well being. This is our beloved homeland which was "presented to us in a platter", but we still need to care about it.
Long Live Pakistan!

Saturday, 11 August 2012

Follow the teachings of Ramadan even After Ramadan


After the blessed month of Ramadan the Muslims get to rejoice on EID, it should be kept in mind that the taboos of righteousness and goodness which are inflicted upon us in the Ramadan month are not just taboos rather they are the constructing materials of our morality. Satan is locked in the Ramadan, people finally are free of evil deeds because this holy month only teaches us goodness and gives us an opportunity to ask for forgiveness of our sins. Our morality gets strengthened up, by fasting we get to realize the pains and sufferings of people who are below us in financial conditions, we get to feel their suffering and pain. Islam is the message of equality and brotherhood among people, not only among Muslims but all religions, all casts creed and colors. The ones who are financially gigantic and have access to all the luxuries of the world are unaware of the sufferings of the poor. So Ramadan teaches us equality and brotherhood, how beautiful it is too see that every Muslim in spite of his being rich or poor, is indulged into the Ramadan, fasting all day to please his almighty God, how pleasure giving experience it is. We put a leash on our tongues, our hands, our eyes our ears, endeavor to do everything which is good and try to avoid which is prohibited.




A good Muslim is a Muslim who keeps other Muslims immune to his bad talks and quarrels. So Ramadan is basically a practice month so Muslims could prepare themselves for the rest of the year. We should keep intact what we learnt and experienced in Ramadan and should hold on to the rope of Allah as tightly as we can, we should fear him and love him for what he has given us, if he has the power of granting, he also has the power of taking it back. So we should keep our morality strong and always thank Allah for what he has given us and make the most of this blessed month of Ramadan.

Friday, 10 August 2012

Pakistan's National Anthem

Pakistan's National Anthem
Refresh Your Spirit ...

Thursday, 9 August 2012

4 Days To Independence Day …. But Are We Still Independent?



This Is Our Mother Land Pakistan. We Must Take Care Of It. Today We Ask Question From It That What Pakistan Has Given To Us ? It’s Time To Ask Ourselves What We Have Given To Pakistan? Nothing...
We Just Used Pakistan To Fulfill Our Desires, Leaders Robbed Pakistan And Its Wealth To Store In Foreign Banks, Corrupt Bureaucracy Failed Governments Resulting Partition Of Pakistan. Most Of The People Are Illiterate And They Even Don’t Want To Think About What Is Happening In This Country???
That's The Level Of Our Patriotism... ... ... !!!

Sonnet of Hope


 Sonnet of Hope


Clouds darkened the city,
Fortress of Doom covered it
Inside the locked fortress,
Satan left his minions.
Corruption ate as a termite,
Lies shattered faith of people,
Helplessness ceased the moment,
Death, suffering, pain contributed
Despair washed innocent minds.
But wait. . .
A thin ray tore through dark clouds,
Struck into the fortress of evil,
Enlightened it much as it could
Savior is what is needed,
Once again faith will rise.

Wednesday, 8 August 2012

حمد باری تعالٰی و نعت رسول مقبول ؐ


حضرت عمر کا سماجی انصاف


Pakistan Needs A Political Batman





Superheroes are the angels of fiction and their rays don’t even come near the horizons of reality. In case of Pakistan it is hard to see any hope but we should not write off Pakistan. Pakistan needs a real hero, if possible; Pakistan needs a BATMAN. The crime ratio in Pakistan is at its Peak, a few hours ago there happened a bomb blast in Gulberg, Karachi.

 Is there no stopping to the street crimes, terrorism and corruption in Pakistan? Can’t there be a Batman who would save Pakistan? Batman basically protected the Gotham city only, but here every country of Pakistan is Gotham City. The whole Pakistan is in a disarray and longing for someone to pull it out from the depths of misery and helplessness. Batman does not fear anything because he himself is fear and a threat towards the corruption, evil and criminal mafia. Batman who is Bruce Wayne, is one of the most richest persons in the world of fiction, he does not desire anything except one, to abolish evil and corruption from the face of the earth, he does not has the urgency to kill because he refuses to be brutal and faithless like them. Batman beats the pulp out of bad people and keeps Gotham clean, I wish there was a Bruce Wayne here in Pakistan also but here there are so many feudalists who have sucked the blood out of this country, even after stocking so much money they still have greed in their veins. Corruption has become a  cancer which cannot be cured or killed. There have been true Batmen in Pakistan, Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinah, Liaquat Ali Khan, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, but they gave their best and did whatever was required at that time. Is there no legacy of these Batmen? Can there be no person who is rich, bearing a strong moral, having faith in Allah, fearing the wrath of Allah and willing to control the steering wheel of this country and put a leash on so much crime terrorism and corruption? Yes there will emerge a good time and Pakistan will rise. The Dark Knight rises bears a tagline which is, “ Hope is lost, faith is broken, A Fire will Rise. “ We have to wait for that fire.