@lumberjackzada While the playbook feels historically familiar—relying on similar mechanisms of coercion, managed political engineering, and superficial compliance—the contemporary iteration feels acutely more suffocating. This is not merely a repetition of past mistakes, but a more entrenched,
@lumberjackzada True state-building requires durable, independent institutions rather than personalist autocracy. When met with structural political pressure, the regime fell back on tactical expedience—negotiating transactional elite pacts and dismantling the judiciary—demonstrating that ..
@lumberjackzada regime's media liberalization and consumptiondriven economic growth functioned largely as cosmetic window dressing.Beneath this superficial veneer lay severe human rights cost most notably state coercion in Balochistan, conflict displacement in KPK, n the collateral fallout of .
Imam al-Ghazali, in The Revival of the Religious Sciences, teaches: “Ease is not in outward ritual, but in the inward state of surrender. When the heart aligns with the will of Allah, everything becomes light.” The most powerful journeys begin in stillness. The greatest changes begin in intention. And the most beloved to Allah is the one who turns to Him.
@Ikramyousefzai Thank you for sharing all the videos from the past; it's a great way to freshen up the dying hope for morals and the national conscience.
@PTIofficial Effective counter-terrorism requires addressing border management gaps at the federal level rather than scapegoating provincial governance.
@PTIofficial Shifting the blame for terrorist incursions onto the provincial executive ignores the core operational failure at the border entry points. Holding a second-tier entity accountable for a breach at the first tier of national defense is both logically flawed and politically evasive.
•"İbn-î Arabî'ye göre, bir ağacın altında dinleniyorsan, gölgeleniyorsan bu da bir arkadaşlık sayılır. Eğer bu ağacın suya ihtiyacı varsa ve senin de imkânın varsa, arkadaşlık hakkı gereği ağacı sulaman gerekir.."
Sayyid Shaykh Muhammad Al-Yaqoubi speaking about the journey of Sayyiduna Shaykh Abdul Qadir Jilani رضي الله عنه , the Imam of the awliya. He reached a high rank through humility and service. The awliya have always taught us to be humble and in service of others.