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[🍉 عائزہ @xAYZAx]

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[سمیرا @SumairaJajja]

Speechless.

Newborn left unclaimed at PIMS hospital for 2 months dies in fire

“They left the baby and never returned”

The baby was born on June 21 to a young girl who appeared to be around 15 years old. A man claiming to be her husband failed to produce marriage documents. 1/3

[Dr. Arif Alvi @ArifAlvi]

Imran Khan's medical reports are alarming. I have gone through them with several specialists, and I am writing this in plain language so every Pakistani can understand exactly what is happening.

In order of priority, this is what worries me most: his anxiety and stress levels, his palpitations, and his high blood pressure. Sleeplessness is not mentioned in the report, but looking at the medications, it is almost certainly there too.

I have known Imran Khan for more than 35 years. Stress was never his weakness. That it is now at peak levels tells you everything about what three years of imprisonment and total isolation have done to him.

The causes are not hard to understand: the state of the country, his colleagues in jail, those sentenced, the killed, and their grieving families. His own isolation, no newspapers, no books, no knowledge of what is happening outside. And yes, his anxiety over Bushra Bibi, his sisters, his workers and his party.

Look at the medications, as there is no diagnosis. He is on Citanil and Lexotanil, three times a day. That is not sleeplessness being treated. That is daytime anxiety being treated. Read that twice.

His heart rate is 54 bpm. Doctors will call that "normal." It is not normal for him. His resting heart rate has been in the low 40s his whole adult life, the mark of a lifelong elite athlete. A jump to 54 is a real shift.

He has reported heart palpitations. That is not something to note and move on from. It needs a 24-hour Holter monitor immediately, to catch the frequency and get him on the right medication. Even an Apple Watch linked to an Apple ID outside Pakistan (as that function is disabled in Pakistan) can flag Atrial Fibrillation and palpitations in real time.

He is on three separate BP medications now. That requires proper daily AM/PM monitoring to titrate correctly, not once-a-week guesswork. He is also on a cholesterol-lowering drug. Raised cholesterol at his age is both genetic and stress-driven, and needs diet, exercise, and medication working together, as does his blood pressure. Less salt. More movement. Real monitoring.

And the following tests that must happen now, without further delay:
1) A Stress Test
2) An Echocardiogram
3) Cardiac MRI
4) Cardiac Artery Calcium (CAC) scan, because of raised cholesterol to check for calcified deposits that block arteries and lead directly to heart attacks or the need for stents.
5) Cardiac CT Angiogram and other tests if indicated.

I am deeply worried. Isolation is taking a physical toll on his body. If this is not addressed immediately, the damage may become irreversible with more complications to follow.

@ImranKhanPTI definitely needs to be moved to a hospital environment now, under an independent panel of doctors. Neither his family nor the people of Pakistan trust government-appointed doctors alone. We have already seen reports manipulated before, numbers exaggerated or suppressed, platelets among them.

The next three months will decide whether his condition is reversed or becomes permanent.

We all are alarmed.

The country needs him more than ever before. May Allah keep him healthy. Ameen. 🤲

[Literarium @Literarium12]

It's august and I'm already losing the year.

[Pintu @Pintuu0]

Painkiller after seeing pain inside me:

[☆ @samacoree]

when its time to go to kashmir for your northern areas trips youre ready. ready to buy overpriced kashmiri churiyan. but when it comes to speak up for them when theyre being so brutally attacked, youre all silent. its shameful and hypocritical.

[Assad Bajwa @oyebajwey]

So much happening in Kashmir and not a single tweet I'm coming across except from Kashmiris themselves?? This indifference and selfishness is the reason we are at stage we are at. At least say a few words show solidarity for your friends. Disappointing.

[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. 🇵🇰

[ً @artfuIchaos]

Anything coming from me is always genuine

[23. @jossyreturns]

"Do you all mind if we cancel?"
Me;

[Haroon @ThisHaroon]

cherish your father while you can, jin k baap nahi hote un se zamana bohat talkhi se paish ata hai.

[AnnieZaidi PhD @anniezaidi]

I don't want to hear about male loneliness. You have any idea how lonely women are? The loneliness of not being able to step out of the home without permission. The loneliness, often, of not even being able to talk on the phone without family interference. The loneliness & shame+

[Muslim Port @muslimportcom]

MEDİNE'DE BİN 400 YILLIK İHLAS SURESİ BULUNDU

Suudi Arabistan'ın Medine kentinde yürütülen arkeolojik kazılarda, bir kayanın üzerine kazınmış yaklaşık 1400 yıllık olduğu değerlendirilen İhlas Suresi bulundu.

Keşfi önemli kılan ise taş üzerindeki ayetlerin günümüzdeki Kur'an-ı Kerim'de yer alan İhlas Suresi ile büyük ölçüde örtüşmesi.

Erken İslam dönemine ait olduğu değerlendirilen bulgu, Kur'an'ın zamanla değiştirildiği yönündeki iddiaları boşa çıkarıyor.

[العربية @AlArabiya]

" الله ولي عمر بن الخطاب في الدنيا والآخرة".. هيئة التراث السعودية تعلن عن اكتشاف نقوش صخرية تحمل اسم ثاني الخلفاء الراشدين

🔴 هيئة التراث السعودية تعلن العثور على نقش صخري نادر في محافظة المهد بمنطقة المدينة المنورة

🔴 النقش يتضمن عبارة: "الله ولي عمر بن الخطاب في الدنيا والآخرة"

🔴 هيئة التراث: الكشف من بين الشواهد المهمة على التاريخ الإسلامي المبكر

🔴 وأضافت الهيئة أن النقش كُتب بالخط الحجازي، أحد أقدم الخطوط العربية الإسلامية

🔴 باحثون يرون أن الاكتشاف يعزز توثيق رمزية عمر بن الخطاب الدينية والتاريخية

[RyanMatta 🇺🇸 🦅 @Ryanmatta]

This should be the most viral documentary on the internet!

[Zaira⭐ @_zayeraw]

Pakistani men need to understand that just bcs your mother had to go through smth its does not mean that your wife is obliged to go through the same.

[Kit Klarenberg @KitKlarenberg]

This is the most important image of the 21st century to date. Study it. Never forgive. Never forget.

[s. @neutrondust_]

Nawaz Sharif deserves the most severe punishments for his IPP crimes. He is the one who is responsible for the current state of the people and wrecking the economy of this country for his personal benefits.

[Z. @NuunChae]

What exactly did you expect from an illiterate woman aka CM Punjab who said “shaoor se pait nahi bharta”? Rs35b cut from health & education, rising HIV cases, collapsing hospitals,yet luxuries for the elite remain.. This isn’t austerity, it’s the steady decay of a nation’s future

[Roma @Romazehari]

A MAN’s desire to become a FATHER is always paid by a WOMAN with her body, health, career and freedom.
But a woman's desire to live in comfort is still considered materialistic for some reason.