Hamara Karachi

26/09/2025

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The bill is available in the comments. A sister has reached out to us whose father is admitted in the hospital. The hospital bill has become a huge burden on the family, and they are extremely worried. At the moment, she is not financially strong enough to pay the bill. If any brother or anyone would like to help her, please get in touch with us. Otherwise, kindly share this post as much as possible so that it can reach those who may be able to support her.

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26/09/2025

The bill is available in the comments. A sister has reached out to us whose father is admitted in the hospital. The hospital bill has become a huge burden on the family, and they are extremely worried. At the moment, she is not financially strong enough to pay the bill. If any brother or anyone would like to help her, please get in touch with us. Otherwise, kindly share this post as much as possible so that it can reach those who may be able to support her.

0330 4699568 (for more details)

26/09/2025

Masjid al-Nabawi ﷺ holds immense historical significance as it was the first place in the Arabian Peninsula to have electric lighting. This milestone was achieved on 25th Sha’ban 1326 Hijri (March 14, 1909 AD) during the rule of Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II, when a light bulb was lit inside the sacred mosque of Madinah for the very first time. The mosque itself was constructed between 1265 and 1277 Hijri (1849–1860 AD) during the reign of Ottoman Sultan Abdul Majid, and in its early days, oil lamps were used for lighting.

Today, the interior of Masjid al-Nabawi ﷺ is truly mesmerizing, featuring over 100,000 light bulbs and 2,000 chandeliers that create a breathtaking spiritual ambiance. Additionally, the mosque is equipped with 1,000 speakers, allowing the call to prayer (Azaan) to be heard up to 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) away. These remarkable features enhance both the beauty and functionality of this sacred site.

26/09/2025

Sindh, a province of Pakistan, is widely known for its rich production of date palms, particularly in Khairpur and Sukkur. The region’s hot climate and the fertile lands along the Indus River provide ideal conditions for cultivating high-quality dates. Pakistan ranks among the leading date-producing countries in the world, and Sindh contributes significantly to this industry. The most popular variety grown here is *Aseel*, famous for its sweetness and also processed into dried dates known as *chhuara*. Other notable varieties include *Bedri*, which is small and round, and *Daki*, primarily cultivated in Sukkur and recognized for its large size. The harvest season, spanning from July to September, supplies both fresh and dried dates, along with value-added products such as date syrup, jaggery, and paste. Beyond meeting local demand, Sindh’s dates are also exported globally, making them an essential part of Pakistan’s agricultural economy.

26/09/2025

From the Valleys of Hunza: Naturally Sweet Cherries.

25/09/2025

This isn’t just a funny line written on the back of a car—it’s a powerful message from a father’s heart. Daughters are not just children; they are blessings, dreams, and the source of endless courage for their father. When a man says, “You can’t scare me, I have three daughters,” what he really means is that the challenges of life cannot shake him, because he already carries the greatest responsibility: raising, protecting, and supporting his daughters.

Every laugh, every tear, every dream of a daughter gives her father the strength to face the world without fear. This simple sentence, painted on the back of a car, holds a universe of love, responsibility, and pride. It reminds us that true bravery is not about facing danger—it’s about living for those who depend on you. ❤️

25/09/2025

ab asia cup main bhi upset hoga.

23/09/2025

one thing that smells good but isn't perfume !

23/09/2025

Now this is what you call a true sportsmanship spirit!

23/09/2025

Nawaz koi bhi ho hamesha Pakistan ka bhala kia hay.

23/09/2025

Agha bro, you should just run Agha Juice Centre—cricket isn’t really your thing.

22/09/2025

Historical photo of the old door of the Ka'bah in Makkah

It was made in 1944, during the reign of King Abdul Aziz.
The door was made from aluminum, supported with bars of iron and covered with plates of silver plated with gold. It was replaced in the 1980s with the present one.