Dr Sameena Tabish

Dreamer...Achiever .... باغِ بہشت سے مجھے، اذنِ سفر دیا تھا کیوں کارِ جہاں دراز ہے ، اب میرا انتظار کر

[Dr Sameena Tabish @drsam123]

Can AI Understand Arabic Literature—or Just Translate It? https://t.co/EPtbcHyKbt

[Dr Sameena Tabish @drsam123]

I just wrote my first note on Substack https://t.co/laOG9xfROJ

[Jyoti Malhotra @jomalhotra]

India calls Pakistan a ‘dalaal,’ so what explains India’s obsession? From Dhurandhar to Jaishankar, I argue that Delhi has to look beyond, to the spectre of the China hand. My column #TheGreatGame in The Tribune @thetribunechd

[محب جميل @MohebJamil_]

صدرت اليوم الترجمة التركية لكتاب محمود درويش: هكذا صنعت قصيدتي عبر منشورات ساميلي - إسطنبول من ترجمة أحمد زكريا وملاك دينيز أوزدمير

[Dr Sameena Tabish @drsam123]

@EbrahimMoosa @naderalihashemi اتقوا فراسة المؤمن، فإنه ينظر بنور الله.

[Manjit Singh Ghuman @manjitghuman58]

Think 🤔…

[Manjit Singh Ghuman @manjitghuman58]

Think 🤔…

[Ebrahim Moosa @EbrahimMoosa]

American universities, in bowing to authoritarian power, have forfeited both their purpose and their moral authority. “Science and the arts should always be under the guardianship of the republic of letters.” — Karl Polanyi" @naderalihashemi @mehdirhasan @nntaleb

[Ebrahim Moosa @EbrahimMoosa]

American president announces his intent to commit war crimes of bombing electric and water installations, and no one in the media is commenting on this. Trump wants the Arabian Gulf go up in flames.

[Ebrahim Moosa @EbrahimMoosa]

@RyanRozbiani Trump is clearly delusional, if he hits Iran's power plants as a war crime, who does he think is going to bear the brunt of the retaliation. He is clearly not thinking at all.

[HOMMA Ryusei @HommaRyusei]

Dear friends, my latest article on Ashraf ʿAlī Thānavī’s Akbarian Sufism is finally out in the Journal of the Muhyiddin Ibn ʿArabi Society. Please be sure to download it from my Academia page! https://t.co/9LKMuB7qvx

[Ebrahim Moosa @EbrahimMoosa]

Why I learned to love Islamic mysticism https://t.co/5CAnsRY6zo

[Dr Sameena Tabish @drsam123]

@DrShoaibAM Very helpful post for those who are passionate about research and teaching both and wish to find a good alignment between both of them.

[Kalam Center @KalamCenter]

In 1931, as Gandhi travelled to London for the Round Table Conference, not everyone in Britain welcomed him with respect. Winston Churchill famously mocked him, calling him a “half-naked fakir” who dared to walk into the corridors of imperial power as an equal.

But Gandhi had already made his choice years earlier. He had given up stitched suits and Western attire, choosing instead a simple loincloth and shawl—cloth he spun himself. It wasn’t a fashion statement. It was a message. He dressed like the poorest Indian because he represented them.

That same year, he was invited to Buckingham Palace for tea with King George V and Queen Mary.

Gandhi arrived exactly as he always did—wearing his handmade sandals, a loosely draped shawl, and his loincloth. No attempt to impress. No attempt to conform.

After the meeting, as he stepped out of the palace, a reporter asked him cheekily, “Do you think you were dressed appropriately to meet the King?”

Gandhi smiled and replied with calm wit:
“The King had enough clothes on for both of us.”

The remark travelled across the world faster than any speech. The next morning, newspapers carried the image of a simply dressed Indian man walking out of the most powerful palace in the world—without changing who he was.

Because Gandhi didn’t need royal clothes to carry royal dignity.

He walked into Buckingham Palace dressed like the poorest man in India…
and walked out as the richest man in character.

#MahatmaGandhi #Bapu #IndianHistory #FreedomMovement #Simplicity #Ahimsa #Truth #Leadership #History #Inspiration

[Dr Sameena Tabish @drsam123]

Give her the right to live https://t.co/OTdwGOqvu4 and empowerment come later .

[Dr Sameena Tabish @drsam123]

"Sometimes the lack of substantive freedoms relates directly to economic poverty, which robs people of the freedom to satisfy hunger, or to achieve sufficient nutrition, or to obtain remedies for treatable illnesses, or the opportunity to be adequately clothed or sheltered, or to enjoy clean water or sanitary facilities".
(Amartay Sen)

[Dr Sameena Tabish @drsam123]

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