Why people say “young people should bring change”
The idea that “young people should bring change” is widely repeated across societies, education systems, and media. At first glance,
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Society & Gender
Dear Pakistani Fathers It’s Time to Become Your Son’s Best Friend
In countless Pakistani homes the relationship between father and son has traditionally been built on a foundation of respect authority
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Karam Haidari: A Credible Voice of the Soil of Pothohar
In the history of Urdu literature, there have been personalities whonot only nurtured the language but also introduced the culture,civilization
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The First Classroom, the Last Priority
In Pakistan, the debate on education reform often revolves around curriculum, examinations, or higher education. Yet, the most fundamental question
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Social Media and Pakistani Youth Connection or Isolation
A fifteen year old girl in Lahore has over two thousand followers on TikTok. She posts daily receives hundreds of
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Online Schooling in Pakistan’s Current Crisis: Stopgap Solution or Structural Shift?
Pakistan’s education system is once again under strain. In recent months, a volatile mix of security alerts in major cities,
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Is Gen Z Facing a Moral Crisis? An Islamic Perspective on Ethics in the Digital World”
The beginning of Generation Z (commonly defined as those born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s) has coincided with an
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A New Bangladesh at the Crossroads: Merit, Mandate, and the Risk of Uncertainty
In the aftermath of the historic and turbulent July Revolution, Bangladesh stands at a deciding moment in its national journey.
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Echoes Of Faith In A Divided Land
“And let not the hatred of a people prevent you from being just. Be just; that is nearer to righteousness.”
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The Islamic Approach to Mediation
In Islam, there are always rewards for good deeds and resolving a dispute among individuals recognised as of commendable act.
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