• Honoured to meet Chishti Dervish
    The Gaddi Nasheen of Chistia Sufi Order at my home

    God bless you brother for taking the time and visiting so late in Karachi !
    Honoured to meet Chishti Dervish The Gaddi Nasheen of Chistia Sufi Order at my home God bless you brother for taking the time and visiting so late in Karachi !
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  • What do you think he is thinking ?

    Write your comments :)
    What do you think he is thinking ? Write your comments :)
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  • Nikhil Chauhan from Agra, the city of Taj Mahal asked me !

    Rehan Allahwala Sir, One of my muslim teacher said that jo allah pe vishwas rakta h aur jo sirf muslim ho jannat ussi ko naseeb hoggi bakki non muslims hell me jallenge

    As per my Muslim friend, Those who are muslims only will go to heaven and rest will go to Hell, so will I go to hell ? I also saw many videos of Dr Zakir Naik and he says the same thing ?

    Please help him to get the answer, as he is concerned about 5.5 Billion people of the world who are not Muslims of America

    Oliver Fabian, Linda Kloss would love your feedback
    Nikhil Chauhan from Agra, the city of Taj Mahal asked me ! Rehan Allahwala Sir, One of my muslim teacher said that jo allah pe vishwas rakta h aur jo sirf muslim ho jannat ussi ko naseeb hoggi bakki non muslims hell me jallenge As per my Muslim friend, Those who are muslims only will go to heaven and rest will go to Hell, so will I go to hell ? I also saw many videos of Dr Zakir Naik and he says the same thing ? Please help him to get the answer, as he is concerned about 5.5 Billion people of the world who are not Muslims of America Oliver Fabian, Linda Kloss would love your feedback
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  • #facebook
    #facebook
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  • Zia Khan is Disabled, Works full time a govt job in Nadra, and in all his spare time runs Quetta Online, a Facebook powered group that helps people of Baluchistan solve problems using Facebook and Mobile phones. Add him to learn how YOU can also start something like this in your area, and solve problems around you. https://www.facebook.com/princezia
    Zia Khan is Disabled, Works full time a govt job in Nadra, and in all his spare time runs Quetta Online, a Facebook powered group that helps people of Baluchistan solve problems using Facebook and Mobile phones. Add him to learn how YOU can also start something like this in your area, and solve problems around you. https://www.facebook.com/princezia
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  • Just saw a caravan of 8 Hi-lux with armed guards inside and outside

    #notovip
    Just saw a caravan of 8 Hi-lux with armed guards inside and outside #notovip
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  • A note from an Indian Philanthropist

    So on my way to India, I decided to visit LUMS Univ and Acumen friends among others in Lahore Pakistan. This Christmas. Had a lovely time and would like to share with you my experience. When I landed, had someone told me I was landing in a north indian city - I would not have blinked. Same sights, smells, samosas, chai coffee, glucose biscuits, women in salwars, men in kurtas and shawls. Same chatter….same cheeky kids. Just fewer women in western garb. But otherwise all very similar.

    Did not realize that I was landing the same day as Modi did on his surprise visit !! The mood in the city was highly positive and I could feel an almost tangible longing in the hearts of many of my friends and colleagues …something like … could it be….? is it possible that maybe our two governments might see our common humanity and heritage ? could there be a bridge in the making ???…...

    I hung out with friends, went shopping, visited LUMS (where I am setting up my second Fablab in the region - first one being in Ahmedabad) and met with several tech entrepreneurs (as good as any in Palo Alto).
    I hope that slowly but surely young entrepreneurs in India, Pakistan, Srilanka and our subcontinent in general collaborate on the common idea that if our region ever forged a unified economic bloc of our size, our English speaking capacity, our chutzpah and our youth we could give not just China but the rest of the developed world a run for its money.

    Good news is youngsters there are as forward looking as youngsters in India and dont seem to have the same visceral reactions to our sad history of partition - as people who are 60+ - on both sides. Plus there is of course the internet - the great gorilla walking our planet with a unifying force that no one can slow down any more. Those who try will become history very quickly.
    All that said, I visited only Lahore (which is a short drive from Amritsar). Dont know about other cities. But will share more if I get to see other parts. For now - Lahore was stunningly beautiful with warm hearted people, great cuisine, richly cultured social fabric. And chocolate naans - not to miss !!

    Asha Jadeja Motwani
    http://www.dawn.com/news/1202540
    A note from an Indian Philanthropist So on my way to India, I decided to visit LUMS Univ and Acumen friends among others in Lahore Pakistan. This Christmas. Had a lovely time and would like to share with you my experience. When I landed, had someone told me I was landing in a north indian city - I would not have blinked. Same sights, smells, samosas, chai coffee, glucose biscuits, women in salwars, men in kurtas and shawls. Same chatter….same cheeky kids. Just fewer women in western garb. But otherwise all very similar. Did not realize that I was landing the same day as Modi did on his surprise visit !! The mood in the city was highly positive and I could feel an almost tangible longing in the hearts of many of my friends and colleagues …something like … could it be….? is it possible that maybe our two governments might see our common humanity and heritage ? could there be a bridge in the making ???…... I hung out with friends, went shopping, visited LUMS (where I am setting up my second Fablab in the region - first one being in Ahmedabad) and met with several tech entrepreneurs (as good as any in Palo Alto). I hope that slowly but surely young entrepreneurs in India, Pakistan, Srilanka and our subcontinent in general collaborate on the common idea that if our region ever forged a unified economic bloc of our size, our English speaking capacity, our chutzpah and our youth we could give not just China but the rest of the developed world a run for its money. Good news is youngsters there are as forward looking as youngsters in India and don't seem to have the same visceral reactions to our sad history of partition - as people who are 60+ - on both sides. Plus there is of course the internet - the great gorilla walking our planet with a unifying force that no one can slow down any more. Those who try will become history very quickly. All that said, I visited only Lahore (which is a short drive from Amritsar). Don't know about other cities. But will share more if I get to see other parts. For now - Lahore was stunningly beautiful with warm hearted people, great cuisine, richly cultured social fabric. And chocolate naans - not to miss !! Asha Jadeja Motwani http://www.dawn.com/news/1202540
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  • Spread the love :)
    Spread the love :)
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  • #connect #talk #understand #unite
    #connect #talk #understand #unite
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  • You want to know whats funny...

    When a Muslim man shoots a cop and says "I did it for Islam," so many people believe him. And so many people then blame Islam and say "see, that religion is evil."

    But when a Muslim man donates his monthly salary to charity and says "I did it for Islam," why dont those people believe him? And why dont those people then say "wow, Islam is a pretty awesome religion."

    People believe only what they want to believe. The double standards are real.

    #Philadelphia #Islamophobia #Racism
    You want to know what's funny... When a Muslim man shoots a cop and says "I did it for Islam," so many people believe him. And so many people then blame Islam and say "see, that religion is evil." But when a Muslim man donates his monthly salary to charity and says "I did it for Islam," why don't those people believe him? And why don't those people then say "wow, Islam is a pretty awesome religion." People believe only what they want to believe. The double standards are real. #Philadelphia #Islamophobia #Racism
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