Question from Arsalan ! Do inbox him the answer ! Hey Answer this kindly and post it on wall Big think thanks r saying that avoid social media and b real and talk to real people infront of you But he is saying eat on facebook sleep on facebook even poop on facebook I just think what will happen if facebook is no more one day "All the people will be left with flying 5000friends who will just then come to each other dreams People are wasting time on facebook and not spending time with parents and loved ones instead due to this 5000 friends thing They are living in a fantacy Like they will add someone and after couple of hour gonna ask "how to come to that person's country or can you sponser me" People of pakistan need jobs not time for adding some jennifer living in brazil or some peter living in mexico First of all they are strangers Secondly the visa restrcitions would allow visit these countries very easily "Also what if a person work on 5000friends for one year and add and talk to them then some how his account got hacked or dint worked or facebook what would that guy do Clearly tel how much real money can a person earn by adding 5000friends Also dont answer like its not about money bla bla Its about exposure,learning cultures etc etc What would a person do with exposure if he has no source of income Plus if country wont allow you to visit them very easily then what comes out of wasting time to learn there cultures

What would you do if this was your last day on earth ?

This is Rani Kot - رني ڪوٽ the Great Wall of Pakistan ! 26 km long wall, the 2nd longest wall after the Great Wall of China ! It is only 3 hours drive from Karachi ! A must for everyone from Karachi to visit! #ThisisPakistan

Have some questions about Shia Fiqh? Think they are not Muslims ? Meet Syed Muhammad Abidi and join him live Every Tuesday 8pm on United Muslims Show to hear the answers to your questions ! A wonderful human being

Madiha Batool became someone from a lost soul to a change maker for others by adding 500+ of my amazing friends and talking to thousands of different kinds of people on the way ! She also made a huge fan base of 7000 followers and 5000 friends who now empower her for her causes. She is now a change maker herself and is as she says 80% out of her own shell of fears and allowing others to follow her path ! You also can break the barrier of fear in your life when you talk to other people who are not like you ! Add her and become the change you want to see around you ! Congratulations Madiha Sister ! You make me proud, and worth my work worth doing !

To all my non Pakistani friends ! I would like to request u to make a video like this https://www.facebook.com/shahzad.akhtar.14/posts/1194209557338864 So more people can hear your voices here :)

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Forwarded as found - Does anyone has his number ?

2 amazing super heros of our future :)

Need a mentor ? Meet Mahmood Ahmad I live in Gloucester, UK and a research fellow in information architectures. Mahmood was born in Multan and got MSc in Mathematics from BZ University, followed by a one year intensive training in Computing in Islamabad. He served a government scientific institute from 1991 to 2000 in the field of Computing and Robotics Simulation. In 2000, Mahmood pursued to the UK on a study leave where he was awarded a PhD scholarship by a UK University in the UK Defence Academy. In October 2001, his family met a road traffic accident resulting in his three year old son with a brain injury. Mahmood had to leave his Pakistan job and quit his PhD research in order to get the best medical and therapeutic treatment for his son. In 2005, Mahmood completed an MSc in Computer Science from the University of Bristol while his son was still under treatment. In 2009, he re-took a PhD research part-time in Software Engineering and completed in 2015. He is now actively looking for roles as a research fellow and has strong interest in Big Data and Machine Learning with Semantic Information Repositories. Mahmood is a self-made person, he started tutoring Mathematics and English when he was 11 years old. Later, he also started giving career advice to students of FSc and BSc in Multan and Islamabad, and later to GCSE and A-Level students in the UK (from 2000 to date). He has taught at postgraduate levels and is staunch supporter of women's education in Pakistan.