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Why Muslims Need Therapy En Masse

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We’re quick to label Zionist Jews as “evil” for the occupation, the killings, the subjugation of an indigenous people. But then, what do we call Ghaznavi, Ghori, Taimur, Babar, or Aurangzeb men who did the same in different centuries, under different banners? What about Yahya Khan, Gaddafi, or Mian Mithoo? The pattern doesn’t really change, only the names do. Every empire has a story to tell about itself. The conqueror always insists his mission was holy, civilizing, or just. The cruelty of others is barbarism; our own becomes destiny. That’s not justice, that's a psychological defense mechanism wearing the mask of faith. In truth, Muslims like all wounded civilizations are suffering from “collective denial”. We haven’t made peace with our past. We glorify invaders, rename massacres as victories, and romanticize bloodshed as piety. Deep down, we know something doesn’t fit, and that dissonance eats away at our integrity. This is why therapy, honestly, cultural therapy is necessary. ...
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Bloody Civilian

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  “The Muslim masses have been falling for this trick since ages” It should surprise no one that many in the Palestinian leadership, like far too many political elites across the Muslim world, live in staggering wealth, while their people live in staggering grief. Politics here is not the art of governance; it’s the art of performance. The stage is draped with slogans, martyrdom, and perpetual crisis. The product for sale is not roads, hospitals, or a better tomorrow it’s “resistance.” From Gaza to Rawalpindi, Tehran to Kabul, the script hardly changes. Leaders wrap themselves in religion as if it were armor, but their own children often live far from the battlefields they invoke, in countries they denounce from the podium. This is not a mere accident of hypocrisy, it's carefully and sanely engineered . While ordinary citizens sacrifice life and livelihood in the name of God, the ruling class thrives on dollars, real estate, and foreign passports. “We, the bloody civilians are the ...
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Is this the beginning of World War III?

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What Really Happened? On April 13, 2024, Iran launched a massive assault on Israel, firing over 300 drones and missiles in what marked its first full-scale military attack against the country. The unprecedented strike was widely seen as retaliation for an Israeli airstrike on April 11 that targeted an Iranian diplomatic compound in Damascus, Syria. In response, U.S. President Joe Biden strongly condemned Iran’s actions and reaffirmed America’s unwavering support for Israel’s security. Other Western allies, including Germany, Canada, France, and Britain, also voiced their backing for Israel while cautioning against the risk of further escalation and destabilization across the already volatile Middle East. Is This the Beginning of World War III? The recent escalation between Israel and Iran has been heating up, with Iran launching retaliatory strikes after Israel hit its nuclear sites. This tit-for-tat has caused some damage and injuries, but so far, it's been contained to these two ...
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Iran’s Nuclear Drive Sparks Regional Confrontation with Israel

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  After decades of covert operations and proxy battles, the long-simmering conflict between Iran and Israel has erupted into the open. Direct military strikes, targeted assassinations, and escalating nuclear threats are redefining the regional power struggle. As tensions rise, critical questions emerge: How did this confrontation escalate? What role is the United States playing? And why does Iran’s nuclear ambition pose such a profound global threat? Where It All Began: Roots of the Iran-Israel Enmity The hostility between Iran and Israel traces back to the 1979 Islamic Revolution, when Iran’s new theocratic regime severed ties with the Jewish state. What followed was a geopolitical rivalry steeped in ideology, regional dominance, and military strategy. Iran has never recognized Israel’s right to exist, branding it an illegitimate, occupying force. It provides funding, weapons, and training to powerful anti-Israel militant groups such as Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza, and the...
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Washington and Tehran Resume Tense Talks Over Nuclear Deal Revival

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  During a series of high-profile engagements in the Middle East last week, former President Donald Trump repeatedly emphasized the potential for a new nuclear agreement with Iran, suggesting that a deal was not only possible but nearing completion. While some observers remain skeptical of that claim citing Trump’s history of exaggeration the consistent references to the talks underscore his intent to pursue a diplomatic breakthrough. Analysts suggest Trump’s motivation may stem from both a desire to avoid further military conflict in the region, in line with his past campaign promises, and a personal ambition for international recognition, such as the Nobel Peace Prize. Regardless of the intent, the renewed focus on diplomacy is being cautiously welcomed by those hopeful for a peaceful resolution . Conflicting signals from the Trump administration are casting uncertainty over the trajectory of nuclear negotiations with Iran. Senior advisor Witkoff has adopted an increasingly hawki...
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Proselytized the Masses: How Lies Become Accepted Truths

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  Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan, former Prime Minister of Pakistan, championed the slogan “Naya Pakistan” as a central theme of his election campaign. The term encapsulated his vision of a reformed nation, one free from corruption, where the rule of law applies equally to all citizens, and where the state prioritizes the needs of the entire population, rather than catering solely to the country’s wealthy elite. In his passionate speeches, Imran Khan pledged to create employment opportunities for educated youth, enhance skill development, boost agriculture and industrial investments, and prioritize tourism an area he identified as Pakistan’s most underutilized economic potential. While Pakistanis have heard similar promises from politicians before, this time, they come from a leader with a "clean" image, one carefully crafted with the backing of a military-controlled media and judiciary. This carefully managed portrayal has resonated deeply, particularly w...
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What Truly Ails Pakistan

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  Aristotle, the Greek philosopher, declared liberty as the cornerstone of a democratic state over 20 centuries ago. Since then, humanity has consistently sought to define and redefine democracy with this principle at its core. But why is liberty so crucial to the very foundation of democracy? The answer may be rooted in how the human brain functions. Neurophysiological research reveals that the brain thrives in environments of freedom, where thoughts are not confined to a single perspective imposed by external authorities, such as educational systems, religious doctrines, or state ideologies. In essence, freedom is as fundamental as food, shelter, or health and liberty, its collective counterpart, is no less essential. This raises a crucial question: How can a nation-state best ensure and cultivate conditions where individual freedom and collective liberty can flourish? Before addressing this question, it's essential to examine whether fundamental data supports the neurophysiologi...
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