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Gilgit-Baltistan: A Fire Smolders Behind Silent Mountains

In Gilgit-Baltistan, home to the world’s highest and most majestic peaks, there is a new echo rising, not from the valleys or glaciers, but from the some towns, villages: the voice of unrest, sectarian unease, and a growing disconnect with the state. Once a symbol of peaceful coexistence, cultural diversity, and natural beauty, this region...

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Safar: Separating Myths from Truth & Honoring Historical Milestones

Safar, the second month in the Islamic calendar, has been burdened with misconceptions and cultural superstitions. Some view it as a month of bad luck or illness and avoid weddings and travel during this time. However, Islamic teachings refute all such beliefs with clarity and wisdom. Religious Standing of Safar The Prophet ﷺ said: “There...

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Life’s Too Short to be a Sour Gummy

As a child, I heard Abba often recited these lines: “Life’s a tale, told by an idiot, full of fun and fury – signifying nothing” Life is a strange, fleeting thing, isn’t it? I’m not trying to wax poetic or get all philosophical here, but lately, I’ve been hit hard by the realization that life...

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Breaking the Silence: Transgender Persons Living with HIV Face Layered Stigma in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

In Pakistan, transgender persons have long fought an uphill battle for dignity and equal rights. But for those living with HIV, the struggle deepens — pushing them into an even darker web of social stigma, economic exclusion, and health inequities. A new research study titled “Understanding the Impact of HIV Stigma on Transgender Persons Living...

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Marriage Is a Sunnah; Murder in the Name of Honor Is a Crime

A heartbreaking incident from Balochistan has shaken many of us to the core. A married couple, whose only “crime” was choosing to marry for love, was brutally killed in the name of so-called honor. Their execution, carried out in a barren desert by men blinded by ego and tribal pride, was not only a gross...

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The Magnificent Xinjiang Beyond Headlines: A Journey Under the SCO’s Banner of Peace

“Seeing Something Once is More Powerful than Hearing about it a Hundred Times.” From the moment the pilot announced, “We’re about to land at Urumqi International Airport,” I felt Xinjiang’s warm embrace. Stepping off the plane, the enthusiasm of our hosts was palpable—Volunteers holding banners, eager smiles, open arms. That feeling of welcome lingered as...

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KP Governor Calls for Youth-Led Peacebuilding at “Hum Pakistan” Seminar in Peshawar

Peshawar; July 17, 2025 –
CHEF International, in collaboration with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the European Union (EU), and the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA), organized a provincial-level seminar under its Hum Pakistan initiative titled “Role of Youth in Fostering National Cohesion and Prosperity in Pakistan” at Serena Hotel, Peshawar. The...

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Rizq Becomes Pakistan’s First Delegation to the Social Business Day in Dhaka,Championing Food Justice on a Global Stage

In a milestone moment for Pakistan’s social entrepreneurship landscape, Rizq led the country’s first national delegation to the 15th session of the internationally renowned Social Business Day in Dhaka, hosted by the Yunus Centre. Yunus Centre was founded by Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus to promote his vision for social business and forge lasting, productive...

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A Journey of Light into the Simple Biography of Muhammad (PBUH)

There are books we read for information, and there are books we read for transformation. Simple Biography of Muhammad (PBUH) by Mufti Mustafa Aziz belongs firmly in the second category. It is not just a biography. It is a soulful journey that invites readers to walk beside the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ through the sunlit valleys...