Ayeza Khan, one of Pakistan’s most popular actresses, sat nodding as her husband, Danish Taimoor, invoked Islam on national TV to claim god has allowed him to marry four times.
Karachi-based fashion designer Mohsin Sayeed said that Awadh's cultural influence remains strong in Karachi. Chatapati, for him, is a part of Pakistan’s shared heritage with India.
Islamabad-based think-tank PICSS's new report says Pakistan saw 'pronounced escalation' in violence last year, with 3,413 conflict-related deaths compared to 1,950 in previous year.
Many of you might think I got something so wrong in National Interest pieces written this year. I might disagree! But some deserve a Mea Culpa. I’d deal with the most recent this week.
This us the average Pakistani mindset. While studying abroad, I came across quite a few Pakistanis. Each one seemed to be in a competition with the others to achieve the title of “The Perfect Muslim”. It was a surreal competition in regressive thoughts and practices. I remeber wondering why on earth did they come to the USA if they wanted to cljng on to every word of Islam? They would have been much better off in Pakistan.
What’s incomprehensible is that the women are even more regressive than the men. They have absolutely no issues with their husbands having four wives simultaneously.
Interacting with a Pakistani is like getting into an alternate world – a world of depravity marked by a complete absence of ethics, morals and principles.
This us the average Pakistani mindset. While studying abroad, I came across quite a few Pakistanis. Each one seemed to be in a competition with the others to achieve the title of “The Perfect Muslim”. It was a surreal competition in regressive thoughts and practices. I remeber wondering why on earth did they come to the USA if they wanted to cljng on to every word of Islam? They would have been much better off in Pakistan.
What’s incomprehensible is that the women are even more regressive than the men. They have absolutely no issues with their husbands having four wives simultaneously.
Interacting with a Pakistani is like getting into an alternate world – a world of depravity marked by a complete absence of ethics, morals and principles.