Awaaz

05/07/2025

Karbala is not just a story from history — it’s a powerful message for all times.
When Imam Hussain (a.s.) stood against Yazid in 680 CE, he wasn’t fighting for power, land, or fame. He clearly said, “I rise only to reform the nation of my grandfather.” His stand was for truth, justice, and moral values.

Karbala teaches us to stand up against injustice, corruption, and hypocrisy — no matter where or when it happens. Imam Hussain (a.s.) didn’t win through violence; he won through sacrifice, principle, and unmatched courage. That’s why his message lives on.

Some people question why we mark Muharram the way we do. But ask yourself — if we didn’t remember Imam Hussain (a.s.) like this, would the world still know his name today? Those who supported Yazid would never have kept his memory alive. It was the people who mourned, remembered, and honored Hussain who made sure the truth wasn’t buried.

Yes, we must reflect and improve how we commemorate. But one thing is clear: we must remember, highlight, and honor the courage of Imam Hussain (a.s.) — not just as a tradition, but as a duty to truth and justice. Forgetting Karbala would be like letting tyranny win.

10/06/2025

Human beings need experience and exposure to learn. From the moment we're born, we begin to observe the world around us. We see others speaking, so we try to speak. We watch how people walk, eat, or express feelings — and slowly, we begin to imitate and learn. This is how the social environment shapes us from the beginning.

In the same way, we also need someone to learn from — someone whose presence helps shape our thoughts, emotions, actions, and the way we see the world. Some are fortunate to find such a guiding figure early in life. For them, this person becomes a mirror, a teacher, and a source of strength — someone who shows what it means to live with purpose, strength, and respect.

As the mind of a child begins to awaken, they often look up to someone close — a symbol of honor and courage — and silently decide, "I want to be like that." When others see similarities between them and their role model, it becomes a moment of silent joy, a quiet triumph. In that reflection, they feel seen, proud, and deeply fulfilled — as if they've already achieved something great.

But not everyone is so lucky. Some grow up without such a light to follow. In fact, the very people who should inspire them instead become a shadow — a reminder of what they don’t want to be. This creates a deep inner conflict. They begin to search elsewhere for a model to follow — in friends, in distant figures — but often, the absence of a true guide leaves them lost.

This confusion gives birth to something deeper — a struggle between two selves. One self reflects the traits inherited from the past, and the other is the self they wish to become. These two selves constantly battle in the mind, leading to contradictions in choices, beliefs, and behavior.

And in that chaos, something strange happens — a uniqueness begins to form. Whether this is good or bad is hard to say. But it is different. It is real. It is a path born from struggle, and perhaps, that too has its own kind of wisdom.

18/03/2025

"I once questioned why Quaid-e-Azam and Allama Iqbal sought a separate homeland instead of uniting with India to form a greater force against the West. But after witnessing the relentless political and social struggles of minorities in India, I now realize—this was not just a decision, it was a revolution. It was the only way to safeguard our religious, cultural, and ethnic identity, ensuring our existence with dignity and freedom!"

13/02/2025

"You are CORRECT doesn't mean I'm WRONG."

02/02/2025

Why do we give so much attention to certain people? This American woman has become the center of our headlines, making our Country look like a joke in the world. Our national media is treating her like a celebrity.

I want to remind a case of American CIA officer Raymond Davis, who murdered two men in Lahore. Within a month, he was free and flew back to America. I'm mentioning this because it shows how they treat us—as if our lives hold no value, like a mosquito's. Yet, in return, we treat them like VIPs. Why?

We may have gained independence 75 years ago, but mentally, we are still enslaved. Our self-respect is diminishing, and as a nation, we continue to live in ignorance.

26/01/2025

A thing that makes someone special is that relazing he it NOT SPECIAL.

04/01/2025

What a tragedy it is that the most widely read book in the world is also the most misunderstood and misinterpreted. It is shameful that even those who claim to follow this book often fail to understand it. They treat it as some kind of magical text that will miraculously solve their problems. However, the true purpose of this book is to solve problems through "reading and understanding." Why do we simply recite it without striving to comprehend it?

13/12/2024

22/11/2024

اِنّا لِلّٰهِ وَاِنّا اِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُوْن ...

18/11/2024

"The price of wearing a coat of sophistication is clipping the wings of pride."

18/11/2024

"if You want to look like a gentleman you have to clip off the Wings"