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By Viewpoint • 2014-11-01 • 2 min read

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Tuzk e Jahangiri

Lau ji, I told you so. The reach of the mullah is up to the mosque. The reach of the Mullah Torontino is up to Mrs. Saga. I think so, he has settled his account with Bajwa Sahib. Naoo, he will relax on Dixie Road... Published in vp226
Written by Hakim Hazik Read more...

‘Blasphemy couple’ lynched to settle Rs 5 lac dispute

In yet another grisly incident, a furious mob beat a Christian couple, Shehzad and Shama, to death and then burnt their bodies in a brick kiln where they labored. The mob was enraged by an alleged desecration of Holy Quran. It all happened in Kasur District, some 50 kilometers from Lahore
Published in vp226
Written by Adnan Farooq and Ghulam Haider Read more...

Are human beings instinctively selfish?

According to some, cooperation and empathy violate our natural instincts. These scientists argue that those who survived in our deep past were those who were best able to dominate and overcome others and thereby produce more offspring.  Published in vp226
Written by John Reimann Read more...

The things we eat

Do the rich and poor eat the same? Do our incomes determine our diet? Today, who is overweight? Although often, and from certain quarters, the call for healthy and wholesome food is viewed with disdain, as “a fad”, “posh”, “hippy” or “flower power” the reality is rather different than these short-sighted comments imply.  Published in vp226
Written by Esther Vivas Read more...

From Sykes-Picot to "Islamic State": Imperialism's Bloody Wreckage

WHEN THE JIHADIST group Islamic State (formerly known as ISIS) changed its name and declared the establishment of the Caliphate, it did so with the release of a promotional video entitled “The End of Sykes-Picot.”  Published in vp226
Written by Yassamine Mather Read more...

The enigma of Muhammad Iqbal

In Pakistan, much of the national energies are spent to eulogize the great poet-philosopher Muhammad Iqbal, who is credited with being not only the poet of the East, but also the thinker who imagined, perhaps insufficiently, the birth of a new Muslim country from within undivided India. Published in vp226
Written by Raza Naeem Read more...

Manto on Iqbal

“Respected Attendees and my fellow writer friends! For the honour of presiding over this maiden sitting of Iqbal Day which you have bestowed upon me, I should be thanking you formally, but I am not bound by the immutable laws and formalities of nature. Published in vp226
Written by Saadat Hasan Manto/Raza Naeem Read more...

Maulana Tariq Jamil Blesses Malik Riaz’s Corruption

I found this news story in the daily Express Tribune, very amusing: “Renowned Islamic scholar Maulana Tariq Jamil delivered the Friday sermon and led the prayers at Bahria Town’s Grand Jamia Masjid.  Published in vp226
Written by Farooq Sulehria Read more...

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