Maryam Batool

You need a therapist.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

You can be anti-imperialist without defending authoritarian regimes. The language we use shouldn’t serve our own narratives or political ideologies. It should remain grounded in the liberation of people and in their right to determine their own future.

[M. Jibran Nasir 🇵🇸 @MJibranNasir]

Those who claim to liberate Iranian women are rapists and pedophiles hiding behind redactions. There is no moral high ground here. This is an invasion by the US on Israel's command designed to enslave a nation under the pretense of liberating the individual.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

What stings most is how accurately it exposes the majority mindset of society and the social media toxic culture to turn on the victim the moment she stands up for herself.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

Case No. 9 (written by @shazbkhanzdaGEO), worth watching for its portrayal of a sensitive topic on TV with real depth. Courtroom scene drawing from Justice Ayesha Malik’s perspective and how survivors are judged for their character, clothes, and past instead of the crime itself.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

Case No. 9 (written by @shazbkhanzdaGEO), worth watching for its portrayal of a sensitive topic on TV with real depth. Courtroom scene drawing from Justice Ayesha Malik’s perspective and how survivors are judged for their character, clothes, and past instead of the crime itself.

[Mukhtar Mai @MukhtarMai]

#CaseNo.9 exposes a painful reality we have many laws but no real enforcement. Media raises its voice only after cases go viral and the legal system is so complex that an ordinary woman doesn’t even know what evidence is required for justice. Hattsoff @shazbkhanzdaGEO @sabaQamar

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

All in the name of “tradition” and “values.”

But this isn’t culture , it’s control.

This isn’t tradition, it’s trauma.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

Jama Taqseem is more than just fiction, it’s a reflection of a harsh, lived reality for countless Sidras trapped in cycles of emotional and physical abuse. Abuse that often doesn’t come from strangers, but from those they trust the most.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

We are handed a poisoned chalice called “culture” and expected to sip it obediently.

But at what cost?

A woman’s life dictated, what she wears, who she speaks to, what she dreams of, and how she must live.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

Jama Taqseem is more than just fiction, it’s a reflection of a harsh, lived reality for countless Sidras trapped in cycles of emotional and physical abuse. Abuse that often doesn’t come from strangers, but from those they trust the most.

[Pixiedust💫 @Pixiedust941]

most women, especially younger girls, are abused by men they know. there are many sidras around us who suffer in silence because victims are gaslighted into believe what is happening is not heinous to be outraged over. sexual violence is a pandemic
#jamataqseem

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

But we must ask:
Whose honor are we protecting by silencing women?
Whose peace are we preserving by enabling their suffering?
Because a peace built on silence is not peace, it’s oppression.
And a home where voices are stifled is not a sanctuary, it’s a prison.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

When Leila dares to speak up, she becomes every other woman who’s been silenced.
When she expresses hurt, sets boundaries, or simply asks for more from life, she’s branded a troublemaker.
She’s told she’s disturbing the home.
Dishonoring the family.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

And when such realities surface, we often hear the elders murmur:

“Who is ruining the peace of this house?”

“There must be evil eyes on our family.”

But what kind of honor demands that a woman endure suffering just to keep the illusion of harmony alive?

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

Additionally, the practice of conducting military trials for civilians should be abolished, ensuring that all accused individuals are tried in open civilian courts in accordance with the Constitution.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

In the face of escalating tensions with India over the last few days, it's imperative for Pakistan to prioritize peace and justice internally. At the very least, we owe it to the people of Balochistan, Pashtun communities, and numerous other marginalized groups.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

Extremist groups such as Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan that promote sectarian violence and undermine state authority should be banned.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

The state needs to engage in meaningful dialogue with Baloch and Pashtun nationalist groups to address their grievances on issues like resource control and enforced disappearances.

[Maryam Batool @notyournum]

Pakistan should cease military operations in civilian areas, especially in Balochistan and former FATA, to end the cycle of violence and fear.

[Ammar Ali Jan @ammaralijan]

Love and respect for the officers of the PAF who are the only force directly challenging the threat of Hindutva-Zionist fascism in South Asia. History will owe a debt to these men and women for confronting the Goliath of our times.

[Fiza @fizakkhann]

In the fog and frenzy of war, it makes one emotional to witness this kind of unity amongst the nation. May we work our differences & prosper like this. Makes your heart full

[Ammar Ali Jan @ammaralijan]

This is an act of war by India. Yes, a war that no one wanted has been imposed upon Pakistan by a rogue regime in Delhi. The fascist Modi regime wants to become the regional hegemon. Its evil designs to subjugate the region, however, will soon be buried in the dustbin of history.

[Ammar Ali Jan @ammaralijan]

ملٹری کورٹ کو جائز قرار دینا آئین کی خلاف ورزی کے ساتھ جنگی حالات میں عوام کو تقسیم کرنے کے مترادف ہے۔ افسوس کہ حکمران آج بھی اپنے چھوٹے مفادات کے قیدی ہیں۔ ہم اگر بیرونی حملے کے خلاف آواز اٹھارہے ہیں تو اس کا مطلب یہ ہرگز نہیں کہ اندرونی ظلم و جبر پر ہم خاموشی اختیار کرلیں گے۔