Saima Chaudhry

Strategist. Educationist. Researcher. Speaks on Humanising HPE

[Wafik S. El-Deiry, MD, PhD, FACP @weldeiry]

Novartis Pauses Autoimmune CAR-T Cell Therapy Studies After Deaths

Bristol-Myers Squibb also pauses similar trials as a precautionary measure

https://t.co/hFgH4oDtVk

[Disgruntled Cyber Warrior @lilmisskhawaja]

He was our teacher. I notice no one on twitter is taking his name directly as if hes some sacred man. But people have no issues taking the victims name. DOCTOR Faisal Imam was a teacher at NUST. He was harassing female students for over a decade. I PERSONALLY know his victims.

[Rubab @rubabbx]

Dawn newspaper told her to stick to cooking and child-rearing.

She built her own magazine instead.

And used it to bring down a military dictator.

Zaib-un-Nissa Hamidullah. Born December 1918 in Calcutta. Daughter of Syed Wajid Ali, a Cambridge-educated writer who translated Tagore into English and Iqbal into Bengali. A family that breathed literature.

She published her first poem in The Illustrated Weekly of India in 1933 at age 15. At 18 she won a poetry competition in England's Daily Mirror.

After partition she moved to Karachi with her husband and began writing a column for Dawn. She became Pakistan's first female political commentator. Her editor let her write on the condition she stuck to feminine matters.

She wrote about politics anyway.

In 1951 the Dawn editor sent her a letter. It is still in the archives.

Dear Mrs. Hamidullah. You will have noticed that we could not use your article last week. The reason was that it dealt with problems other than feminine.

She read the letter. Resigned. And in 1952 founded her own magazine.

The Mirror.

Pakistan's first female editor and publisher. Her own press. Her own voice. No editor to answer to.

In 1955 she became the first woman to address Al-Azhar University in Cairo. One of the oldest universities on earth. She spoke about Kashmir. The audience was shocked. Thrilled. Divided.

She did not care.

In 1957 she published a ferocious editorial defending Prime Minister Suhrawardy after Iskander Mirza forced him out. The government banned the Mirror for six months. Advised her to apologise.

She took them to the Supreme Court instead.

She won. First woman journalist in Pakistan to successfully challenge press censorship in court.

In October 1962 she published Please Mr. President. An open letter to Ayub Khan about the blood staining Pakistan's streets after student protests. She printed his photo upside down as a sign of protest.

Ayub Khan called her rashly emotional. Then replied publicly to her letter. Because even he knew she could not be ignored.

The Mirror was banned twice. Government advertising was withdrawn. She kept publishing.

In 1969 she reprinted Please Mr. President alongside a new editorial. No, thank you, Sir. Pakistan will continue to erupt as long as you remain its President.

Ayub Khan abdicated months later.

A street in Karachi is named after her. Zaibunnisa Street. Previously called Elphinstone Street. Named by the British. Renamed for a woman who spent her life defying exactly their kind of power.

She died September 10, 2000.

The editor who told her to write about cooking accidentally created Pakistan's most fearless journalist.

Zaib-un-Nissa Hamidullah.

Pakistan Zindabad. 🇵🇰

[Egypt National Team @EgyptNT_EN]

Thank you for 23 days of the best moments we could have shared together 🤩🇪🇬

#egyptnt
#FIFAWORLDCUP

[Salah Updates @SalahUpdates]

🚨🚨🚨 BREAKING - MOSTAFA ZIKO:

🗣 "The referee is unfair, God is sufficient for me and the best disposer of affairs. He's wasting the effort of an entire nation."

"The cup is being given to Argentina."

[The Saviour @TheSaviour]

FIFA is completely corrupt, and they will do anything necessary to make sure Argentina( Israel) wins.

[Pamphlets @PamphletsY]

🚨🇦🇷 BREAKING — World Cup:

This is the Most Corrupt World Cup in History.

FIFA has Just Robbed Egypt in Broad Daylight.

[Shireen Mazari @ShireenMazari1]

Absolutely - the bias against Egypt is so obvious just as it was against Iran.

[Ryan Rozbiani @RyanRozbiani]

Salah was TRIPPED in the BOX

This was a FOUL and a Penatly https://t.co/gubfCZxT3d

[Dale Johnson @DaleJohnsonBBC]

Egypt's disallowed goal was completely against how this tournament has been refereed.

You can't have a light touch where you don't give fouls for minimal contact and then rule out a goal through VAR for a very minimal hold of the shirt.

#ARGEGY

[نالائق @RajaArsalanKhan]

Even if #Argentina win now, it is @FIFAcom that will beat #Egypt

3 goals lead nullified with the help of @FIFAcom

[Craig Murray @CraigMurrayOrg]

Argentina's winning goal was immediately preceded by three Argentinian challenges in their own box, every one of which was worse than the soft foul for which Egypt's goal was disallowed.

[Ummatics @ummatics]

When Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab wanted to expand the Grand Mosque, al-Abbas refused to give up his house even for compensation. The companions also ruled that not even a Caliph can seize private property, even if for a mosque. Al-Abbas later donated it freely, choosing to teach the Umma a lesson in property rights

[Aleksey The Great 🇷🇺🎖 @aleksthgrt]

When the Russian flag was not allowed into the stadium for the Champions League final, the wife of PSG's Russian goalkeeper Matvey Safonov made her own flag using her own resources. This love and determination is what sets us apart.🇷🇺💯🥇

[Habibullah Khan @Huk06]

A rant goes 10x in Punjabi! Lovely stuff!

[Durkhanai @Durriie]

خدیجہ شاہ کے بیٹے نے اپنی گریجویشن مکمل کرلی اپنی ماں کو بھی یاد کیا جھوٹے کیسز کی وجہ سے خدیجہ شاہ بیٹے کی گریجویشن سرمنی میں شرکت نہیں کرسکی

#ReleaseKhanSaveHisHealth

[Zahra Billoo @ZahraBilloo]

Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi rajioon. This was the largest funeral prayer I have ever attended. Thousands of people came from every direction and they kept coming to honor our heroes.

Brothers Amin, Mansour, and Nadir made the ultimate sacrifice to protect countless others. May Allah accept them as martyrs.

(Video courtesy of @HussamA.)

[Tax Payer ⚖️ @mosalamandani]

Imagine if he came in with a gun!!!

These people hate Muslims to the core and then they turn around to blame Muslims for hate.

This guy is a terrorist and he must be charged with a hate crime.

[ABBAkatiti👳‍♂️🇳🇬🇵🇸 @Jr_deedat]

Why Do So Many Women Become Muslims These Days?