Book Ban in IIOJK: An Attempt to Erase Kashmiri History and Identity
Indian forces have begun an intellectual robbery in IIOJK, removing books referencing Kashmiri Muslim identity, Maqbool Bhat, and Syed Ali Shah
The Failure of TTP’s Anti-State Narrative
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan’s effort to portray Pakistan as an un-Islamic or illegitimate state is not a serious constitutional argument; it is a
The Sanctity of Martyrdom and National Honor: A Critical Analysis
Martyrdom is a Spirit, Not a Salary Transaction On July 11, 2026, at a conference held in Phoolnagar, Kasur, Jamiat Ulema
Pakistan’s Islamic Constitution and the Un-Islamic Nature of Extremist Violence
Pakistan’s constitutional and religious framework leaves little room for ambiguity regarding the country’s Islamic identity or the illegitimacy of violence committed in
Countering FAK Propaganda
Propaganda succeeds when repetition is allowed to replace evidence. This is the central method used by Fitna al-Khawarij, or FAK, a designation
Israeli Ambitions and Regional Pushback
The expression “Greater Israel” is used too loosely, as though it were an Israeli government blueprint. It is more accurately understood as
Lessons from Karbala
Karbala is not a sectarian slogan, nor is Muharram an occasion for deepening divisions among Muslims. Karbala is a moral school that
A New Era of Investment and Opportunity in Balochistan
This July, Quetta will become the centre of national and international economic attention as it hosts the first-ever Balochistan Investment and Trade
The Growing Concentration of Terrorists in Afghanistan
The emerging movement of foreign terrorist fighters from Syria towards Afghanistan should be treated as a strategic warning, not as routine migration
Pakistan Building a Digital and Green Future
Pakistan stands at a decisive point where its demographic strength, technological ambitions, and environmental needs are beginning to converge. For decades, the
