Mamoon

I died on 14.07.2017

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

@friedjellyfish5 Disrespecting any religion or sacred figure, whether it’s yours or someone else’s, is deeply wrong. Insulting faith doesn’t make you brave or clever, it just exposes your intolerance. We must rise above hate, not fuel it.

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

@Zorawar_khalsa @SGPCAmritsar Calling for the destruction of temples because mosques were attacked is barbaric thinking. If we justify hate with more hate, we become the very monsters we claim to stand against. Sacred places, whether a mosque, temple, or church, should never be targets. This isn’t justice.

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

@Sw33tt0o Calling for the destruction of temples because mosques were attacked is barbaric thinking. If we justify hate with more hate, we become the very monsters we claim to stand against. Sacred places, whether a mosque, temple, or church, should never be targets. This isn’t justice.

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

@ewmaaaan Disrespecting any religion or sacred figure, whether it’s yours or someone else’s, is deeply wrong. Insulting faith doesn’t make you brave or clever, it just exposes your intolerance. We must rise above hate, not fuel it. Expect a lot better from my fellow Pakistanis!

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

We should be using our voices to call for de-escalation, dialogue and humanity, not to glorify conflict.

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

be a source of pride.

What happened in Pahalgam was horrific. However, Pakistan categorically denied any involvement and called for a fair investigation, peaceful dialogue or even an independent international inquiry. Instead, India chose to cut water supplies, bomb mosques

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

In war, there are no true winners. Only shattered homes, grieving families and lost futures. Behind every missile are children who won’t sleep tonight, parents who won’t come home and futures that end before they begin. The only people who lose are the people. Always!

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

Find what you would die for and then live for it

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

I learned these lessons the hard way. Sharing these here so that someone can benefit from them.

Have a wonderful Friday 🌸

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

I wish someone had sat me down and told me these Fifteen life lessons when I was 21:

1. Always make time for family if you don't want to have regrets later on
2. Do good and good will definitely come to you
3. Develop a habit of listening to your parents more often (by the time

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

14. Find joy in the small moments and events that occur every day (talking to siblings, having good food, being able to watch the sunset, etc)
15. Live your present to the full potential so that you don't have to worry about your future

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

special occasions. Go hug them. Go tell them you love them. Tell them you appreciate them. Just hug them. Give them a hug that feels like you hadn't seen them in years. Give them a hug for all of us that don't get to do that every day.

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

Seeing many of my friends celebrate eid today with their loved ones is definitely a loud reminder of my lovely father's absence in my life. Especially on such occasions when you are looking forward to that once-in-a-year dad hug. I lost him almost 7 years ago but I swear to

[Mamoon @MamoonAshiq]

does tell me all of this, I have learned that our grief lasts a lifetime and you will always be waiting for your heart to not feel as if it were torn out of your chest.

To all of my friends who still have their parents, be sure to cherish your them every moment, not just on