Let’s Expose PML (N) and PTI
No, no this post is not going to tell you about a fan page of political leader at all. And i am not going to write against or in support of Imran Khan and Sharif Brothers at all. Today i am going to share some photos i collected from my friend’s facebook walls. These photos are real or not, i dont care (actually you should not care too) because we know that the people who vote in election are not facebook users, they are poor people of our villages.
Any ways back to the topic (More …)
The Hajj pilgrimage draws millions of Muslims from around the world every year to Mecca, the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad, Islam’s holiest place. Saudi Arabia expects to host perhaps three million people in a ritual journey that every able-bodied Muslim who can afford it must make at least once in their lifetime. It is the largest annual gathering of humanity anywhere. Timed to the Muslim lunar calendar, the Hajj is followed by the celebrations of the three-day 
Babar Ahmad is a 37 year old British Muslim and the longest detained-without-charge British detainee held as part of the global ‘war on terror’. In December 2003 Babar was arrested at his London home under anti-terror legislation. By the time he reached the police station Babar had sustained at least 73 forensically recorded injuries, including bleeding in his ears and urine. Six days later he was released without charge. 
The guy who co-founded most successful technology company ever, the guy who gave the world at least five revolutionary tech gadgets, namely Macintosh, mouse, iPod, iPhone and iPad, the guy who changed the way we compute or communicate today has died.
Facebook today announced a revamped profile called the Timeline at its annual F8 conference. The new Timeline takes the place of your profile and provides a realtime stream of everything you’ve done, all the way back to your ‘birth’.
“I was afraid of the dark. It never happened before 9/11. It was a sense of security having that light on,” says Artie Van Why, a witness to the September 11 attacks in 
Muslims around the globe have begun their holiest month of the year by giving up food, drink, smoking and other physical needs from dawn till dusk each day. In many communities, large dinner gatherings are held each evening to break the fast. The month also marks a time for Muslims to reexamine their lives through the prism of Islamic teachings.
Pakistan’s independence day (also known as Yom-e-Azaadi) is observed on 14 August, the day before Pakistan was made an independent country based on border lines created by the British during the end of their rule of India. Pakistan became an independent country in 1947.
Finally Pakistan has launched its first communication satellite with the help of China.
This famous talk by Dr. Ron Miller, a highly-regarded interfaith leader and teacher, discusses how it’s not so much the circumstances that determine our experience of the world, but the attitude we take toward the circumstances. Ron wraps this concept around Islam in today’s world. Should we be in Iraq? Are we going to attack Iran? Where is the dialogue in the world? Will we be able to evolve our collective consciousness beyond our tribal mentality? Ron offers that we can have a clash of civilizations… or a conversation of civilizations. 
