• Rehan Sahib!!!!!!
    I am watching your activities & can tell you without mincing or exaggerating my words that you are doing a great Job, Your Positive approach, Focus on the Objectives and efforts in Sharing KNowledge/Information and giving people hope and showing the path are the great efforts for which I am sure Our Prophet PBUH and God above us would also be admiring and feeling proud. Your Parents also deserve salute for giving the Humanity & Pakistan such a worthy son. You are the torch Bearer of Hope & a great Asset of Pakistan.

    Personally I would like to get Involved but my loyalty and mission of Bacha Key Rahein gey Pakistan for Syed Pervez Musharraf is very Important for me, even more important than my life, My another Mission of Establishing Pakistani Exports and Brands in EX USSR & thus Creating employment opportunities for my nation is also very important for me.

    But our all efforts are in the same directions and That is a Great Path of Progress for our Pakistan. Sir all the respect and Regards. May God bless you with more energy 7 Guide you to great Future. You are not less than Steve Job, Bill gate, Syed Perevz Musharraf, Dr Atta, Abdul Sattar Edhi of Our Country. God Bless you.

    Haroon Choudhry Tajikistan
    Rehan Sahib!!!!!! I am watching your activities & can tell you without mincing or exaggerating my words that you are doing a great Job, Your Positive approach, Focus on the Objectives and efforts in Sharing KNowledge/Information and giving people hope and showing the path are the great efforts for which I am sure Our Prophet PBUH and God above us would also be admiring and feeling proud. Your Parents also deserve salute for giving the Humanity & Pakistan such a worthy son. You are the torch Bearer of Hope & a great Asset of Pakistan. Personally I would like to get Involved but my loyalty and mission of Bacha Key Rahein gey Pakistan for Syed Pervez Musharraf is very Important for me, even more important than my life, My another Mission of Establishing Pakistani Exports and Brands in EX USSR & thus Creating employment opportunities for my nation is also very important for me. But our all efforts are in the same directions and That is a Great Path of Progress for our Pakistan. Sir all the respect and Regards. May God bless you with more energy 7 Guide you to great Future. You are not less than Steve Job, Bill gate, Syed Perevz Musharraf, Dr Atta, Abdul Sattar Edhi of Our Country. God Bless you. Haroon Choudhry Tajikistan
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  • Title: Why the Uneducated Will Be the Biggest Innovators in Today’s and Tomorrow’s World

    In every age of transformation, the torch of innovation has rarely been carried by the “most educated.” It is carried by those who are unafraid to try. Education gives us structure — but it also gives us boundaries. The uneducated, on the other hand, have no walls in their minds. They don’t know what “cannot be done,” so they keep doing it until it happens.

    There’s an old story about a child who heard a man screaming from inside a deep well. The man was heavy, the rope was rough, and no one believed the boy could pull him out. But the child didn’t know it was impossible — so he did it. When people asked, “How did you manage that?” he answered simply, “I didn’t know that I couldn’t.”

    That’s the secret of the uneducated mind — it’s free. It isn’t limited by theories, statistics, or other people’s failures. It experiments with life directly.



    1. The Power of Not Knowing

    What stops most people from innovating is not lack of knowledge — it’s too much of it. Knowledge of failure, of rules, of risk. The educated are trained to analyze, predict, and avoid mistakes. The uneducated simply act. They don’t calculate; they create.

    This same quality made Thomas Edison, who had only a few months of formal schooling, test 6,000 materials before finding the right filament for the light bulb. He failed thousands of times — but he didn’t know he was failing. He thought he was learning.



    2. AI Gives the Uneducated Superpowers

    For the first time in human history, intelligence itself has become accessible. Artificial Intelligence can now translate, teach, write, design, calculate, and build — all through conversation.

    A person who cannot read English can now ask AI to read for him.
    A person who never learned to code can ask AI to build software.
    A person who never went to college can ask AI to explain physics, or write business plans, or make a logo.

    The educated elite once had knowledge locked inside universities and books. Now that knowledge has been released — into the hands of the curious. The uneducated will use AI like a friend, a teacher, a mentor, and a partner. Their curiosity will be their classroom. Their questions will be their degrees.



    3. The Courage to Keep Trying

    The uneducated have one advantage that even the smartest professors often lose: they don’t give up easily. When you’ve lived without privilege, you learn survival through persistence. They try, fail, try again — not because they are brave, but because they don’t know any other way.

    Now imagine this natural persistence combined with the intelligence of AI. A fisherman in Karachi, a tailor in Nairobi, or a street vendor in Manila can now build businesses, invent tools, and solve problems that universities never even thought about.



    4. The Future Belongs to the Curious, Not the Certified

    The old world rewarded degrees; the new world rewards results. AI has erased the boundary between the educated and the uneducated. The only difference left is curiosity — and in that, the uneducated have the edge. They are not burdened by ego or expectation. They ask fearlessly, they test endlessly, and they create boldly.

    Tomorrow’s biggest innovators won’t be those with the most diplomas — they’ll be those with the most questions.



    Conclusion

    The educated world says, “Be realistic.”
    The uneducated world says, “Let’s try.”

    And that is why, in this new era of Artificial Intelligence, the uneducated will lead the next wave of human progress. They will build without permission, learn without teachers, and dream without limits — just like that boy by the well, who didn’t know it was impossible… so he did it.

    Title: Why the Uneducated Will Be the Biggest Innovators in Today’s and Tomorrow’s World In every age of transformation, the torch of innovation has rarely been carried by the “most educated.” It is carried by those who are unafraid to try. Education gives us structure — but it also gives us boundaries. The uneducated, on the other hand, have no walls in their minds. They don’t know what “cannot be done,” so they keep doing it until it happens. There’s an old story about a child who heard a man screaming from inside a deep well. The man was heavy, the rope was rough, and no one believed the boy could pull him out. But the child didn’t know it was impossible — so he did it. When people asked, “How did you manage that?” he answered simply, “I didn’t know that I couldn’t.” That’s the secret of the uneducated mind — it’s free. It isn’t limited by theories, statistics, or other people’s failures. It experiments with life directly. ⸻ 1. The Power of Not Knowing What stops most people from innovating is not lack of knowledge — it’s too much of it. Knowledge of failure, of rules, of risk. The educated are trained to analyze, predict, and avoid mistakes. The uneducated simply act. They don’t calculate; they create. This same quality made Thomas Edison, who had only a few months of formal schooling, test 6,000 materials before finding the right filament for the light bulb. He failed thousands of times — but he didn’t know he was failing. He thought he was learning. ⸻ 2. AI Gives the Uneducated Superpowers For the first time in human history, intelligence itself has become accessible. Artificial Intelligence can now translate, teach, write, design, calculate, and build — all through conversation. A person who cannot read English can now ask AI to read for him. A person who never learned to code can ask AI to build software. A person who never went to college can ask AI to explain physics, or write business plans, or make a logo. The educated elite once had knowledge locked inside universities and books. Now that knowledge has been released — into the hands of the curious. The uneducated will use AI like a friend, a teacher, a mentor, and a partner. Their curiosity will be their classroom. Their questions will be their degrees. ⸻ 3. The Courage to Keep Trying The uneducated have one advantage that even the smartest professors often lose: they don’t give up easily. When you’ve lived without privilege, you learn survival through persistence. They try, fail, try again — not because they are brave, but because they don’t know any other way. Now imagine this natural persistence combined with the intelligence of AI. A fisherman in Karachi, a tailor in Nairobi, or a street vendor in Manila can now build businesses, invent tools, and solve problems that universities never even thought about. ⸻ 4. The Future Belongs to the Curious, Not the Certified The old world rewarded degrees; the new world rewards results. AI has erased the boundary between the educated and the uneducated. The only difference left is curiosity — and in that, the uneducated have the edge. They are not burdened by ego or expectation. They ask fearlessly, they test endlessly, and they create boldly. Tomorrow’s biggest innovators won’t be those with the most diplomas — they’ll be those with the most questions. ⸻ Conclusion The educated world says, “Be realistic.” The uneducated world says, “Let’s try.” And that is why, in this new era of Artificial Intelligence, the uneducated will lead the next wave of human progress. They will build without permission, learn without teachers, and dream without limits — just like that boy by the well, who didn’t know it was impossible… so he did it. ⸻
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  • This story is about a person working in a freezer plant.

    It was almost the day end. Everyone had packed up to check out.
    A technical snag developed in the plant and he went to check.
    By the time he finished it was late. The doors were sealed and the lights were off.
    Trapped inside the ice plant for the night without air and light, an icy grave was almost sure for him.
    Hours passed thus. Suddenly he found someone opening the door.
    Was it a miracle?
    The security guard entered there with a torch and helped him to come out.
    On the way back the person asked the security guard, “How did you know that I was inside? Who informed you?” the guard said, “No one sir; this unit has about 50 people. But you are the only one who says Hello to me in the morning and Bye in the evening.
    You had reported in morning. But did not go out. That made me suspicious.”
    He never knew a small gesture of greeting someone would prove to be a lifesaver for him.

    You never know - it may work a miracle in your life too.

    Education is not a degree or certificate that can be shown to others as proof. It is our attitude, actions, language and behavior with
    others in real life.!
    This story is about a person working in a freezer plant. It was almost the day end. Everyone had packed up to check out. A technical snag developed in the plant and he went to check. By the time he finished it was late. The doors were sealed and the lights were off. Trapped inside the ice plant for the night without air and light, an icy grave was almost sure for him. Hours passed thus. Suddenly he found someone opening the door. Was it a miracle? The security guard entered there with a torch and helped him to come out. On the way back the person asked the security guard, “How did you know that I was inside? Who informed you?” the guard said, “No one sir; this unit has about 50 people. But you are the only one who says Hello to me in the morning and Bye in the evening. You had reported in morning. But did not go out. That made me suspicious.” He never knew a small gesture of greeting someone would prove to be a lifesaver for him. You never know - it may work a miracle in your life too. Education is not a degree or certificate that can be shown to others as proof. It is our attitude, actions, language and behavior with others in real life.! 😊
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  • Lynn Chittick is from San Francisco who is coming to Pakistan in July

    She is doing a conference called #Torch and is eking some volunteers to do this with

    She needs also a webdesigner, if you can work with her please inbox her !

    If you want her to speak in your college and UNIVERSTY do connect also !
    Lynn Chittick is from San Francisco who is coming to Pakistan in July She is doing a conference called #Torch and is eking some volunteers to do this with She needs also a webdesigner, if you can work with her please inbox her ! If you want her to speak in your college and UNIVERSTY do connect also !
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  • Hello Lady Statue OfLiberty ! May you live long and happy !

    May you become a symbol of Liberty, Freedom and Happiness to my beautiful planet, the only planet I know of that can keep me alive, breathing and appreciate you !

    May all who see you, get light from your torch for their inner soul to be visible to the world !

    Photo credit : Daniel Pincus
    Hello Lady Statue OfLiberty ! May you live long and happy ! May you become a symbol of Liberty, Freedom and Happiness to my beautiful planet, the only planet I know of that can keep me alive, breathing and appreciate you ! May all who see you, get light from your torch for their inner soul to be visible to the world ! Photo credit : Daniel Pincus
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  • The New Colossus

    BY EMMA LAZARUS

    Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
    With conquering limbs astride from land to land;
    Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand
    A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame
    Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name
    Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand
    Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command
    The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.
    “Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!” cries she
    With silent lips. “Give me your tired, your poor,
    Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
    The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
    Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
    I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”

    #liberty #StatueofLiberty
    The New Colossus BY EMMA LAZARUS Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame, With conquering limbs astride from land to land; Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame. “Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!” cries she With silent lips. “Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!” #liberty #StatueofLiberty
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  • One year a go, I added this woman randomly on Facebook, she is from Silicon Valley, as I saw something solar on her info !

    Then I asked her to do live with someone, and she did, and she did more and more and over 100, and added 500 of my friends !

    She ended up creating torch from this network and today is bringing torch to Pakistan !

    She also got her follower option opened and now she has thousands of Followers from all over the world !

    Today she has finally arrived to Pakistan on her own with the love and friendships that pulled her to Pakistan

    People ask why I give laptops to people to add my friends ? This is one of the reasons ! I want the world to know Pakistan and Pakistanis and build relationships with them !

    Been doing this since 1996 via internet and will keep doing so I guess more

    Welcome to Pakistan Lynn Chittick
    One year a go, I added this woman randomly on Facebook, she is from Silicon Valley, as I saw something solar on her info ! Then I asked her to do live with someone, and she did, and she did more and more and over 100, and added 500 of my friends ! She ended up creating torch from this network and today is bringing torch to Pakistan ! She also got her follower option opened and now she has thousands of Followers from all over the world ! Today she has finally arrived to Pakistan on her own with the love and friendships that pulled her to Pakistan People ask why I give laptops to people to add my friends ? This is one of the reasons ! I want the world to know Pakistan and Pakistanis and build relationships with them ! Been doing this since 1996 via internet and will keep doing so I guess more 🙂 Welcome to Pakistan Lynn Chittick 🙂
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  • A Tribute to an Inspiring Educator: Maryam Zulfiqar TrainingWali

    With immense love and deep respect, I want to acknowledge my incredible teacher, Maryam Zulfiqar TrainingWali, a true torchbearer in the world of education. As an Educationist, AI Enthusiast, Podcaster, and Vice Principal of Rehan School Online Academy (RSOA), she is shaping the future of learning with her visionary leadership and unwavering dedication.

    Maryam Zulfiqar is not just a teacher; she is a mentor, guide, and an agent of transformation—empowering facilitators, students, and learners across the globe. Her passion for AI, digital learning, and human networking is truly inspiring, and I am honored to be working with her in Rehan School .

    Thank you, Maryam Zulfiqar TrainingWali, for your Hard work, trust, and relentless pursuit of excellence.

    May your impact continue to multiply, creating ripples of positive change across the world!

    #RespectForTeachers #AIinEducation #Gratitude #RehanSchool #EducationForAll
    🌍🏡 A Tribute to an Inspiring Educator: Maryam Zulfiqar TrainingWali 🌟 With immense love and deep respect, I want to acknowledge my incredible teacher, Maryam Zulfiqar TrainingWali, a true torchbearer in the world of education. As an Educationist, AI Enthusiast, Podcaster, and Vice Principal of Rehan School Online Academy (RSOA), she is shaping the future of learning with her visionary leadership and unwavering dedication. Maryam Zulfiqar is not just a teacher; she is a mentor, guide, and an agent of transformation—empowering facilitators, students, and learners across the globe. Her passion for AI, digital learning, and human networking is truly inspiring, and I am honored to be working with her in Rehan School . Thank you, Maryam Zulfiqar TrainingWali, for your Hard work, trust, and relentless pursuit of excellence. May your impact continue to multiply, creating ripples of positive change across the world! 🌟📚 #RespectForTeachers #AIinEducation #Gratitude #RehanSchool #EducationForAll
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  • Lovely to hangout with Fyodor Ovchinnikov in Sf having nihari !

    To Fyodor, a true cartographer of future consciousness,

    Visiting you is like stepping into a parallel universe—one where imagination, purpose, and systems thinking dance together in harmony. Your space is more than an office; it’s a portal for evolutionary ideas and courageous conversations.

    Thank you for holding this torch for humanity’s wiser possibilities. May your lab continue to be a lighthouse for those navigating complexity with integrity and hope.

    With admiration and anticipation for what we co-create next,
    Rehan Allahwala
    Entrepreneur of Dreams & Disruptions
    May we surf many more bubbles together.
    Lovely to hangout with Fyodor Ovchinnikov in Sf having nihari ! To Fyodor, a true cartographer of future consciousness, Visiting you is like stepping into a parallel universe—one where imagination, purpose, and systems thinking dance together in harmony. Your space is more than an office; it’s a portal for evolutionary ideas and courageous conversations. Thank you for holding this torch for humanity’s wiser possibilities. May your lab continue to be a lighthouse for those navigating complexity with integrity and hope. With admiration and anticipation for what we co-create next, Rehan Allahwala Entrepreneur of Dreams & Disruptions May we surf many more bubbles together.
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  • Title: Will AI and E-Books Replace Real Books? A Message for the Heart and the Mind

    Many people today feel that Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital books can never replace the experience of holding a real book in your hands.
    They miss the texture of the pages, the scent of old paper, the weight of knowledge bound in a cover.
    And yes — that feeling is real, deeply emotional, and beautiful.

    But let us pause and ask:

    Is the purpose of a book its smell?
    Or its ability to change lives?



    1. Books Are More Than Paper – They Are Pathways

    A real book may touch the fingers.
    But a good idea touches the mind.
    And a life-changing insight touches the soul.

    Today, millions of people around the world don’t have access to libraries or bookstores.
    But thanks to smartphones and the internet, they can now carry an entire library in their pocket.
    They can read, learn, question, and grow — not in silence, but in empowerment.

    Would we deny them that, simply to preserve nostalgia?



    2. AI Is Not Just Memory — It Is a Mirror of Our Intelligence

    Some believe AI cannot be creative.
    But AI is already composing poetry, painting artworks, writing novels, and even suggesting medical research ideas.

    No, AI does not have a soul.
    But it reflects ours — it is trained on human thoughts, hopes, stories, questions, and dreams.
    It doesn’t take away creativity — it multiplies it, just like a light bulb didn’t replace fire — it extended what fire began.



    3. The Lost Legacy of Knowledge in Our Societies

    There was a time when our communities were the torchbearers of global knowledge — in science, philosophy, medicine, and art.
    Today, that light has dimmed — not because we lack intelligence, but because we lack access and opportunity.

    AI and digital education can change that.
    It can revive curiosity, democratize information, and help the next Ibn Sina, Rumi, or Fatima al-Fihri rise — not from ivory towers, but from modest homes in forgotten neighborhoods.



    4. The Truth: AI and Books Are Not Enemies

    This is not a war between paper and pixels.
    • A printed book is beautiful.
    • An e-book is accessible.
    • AI is powerful.
    • And the human mind is still the master.

    We need all of them — not one against the other, but side by side, serving different needs.

    Let the trees be hugged. Let the paper be honored.
    But let us also teach a poor child in a village through AI — if that’s what it takes to unlock their future.



    Final Thought

    Books can calm your heart.
    AI can ignite your mind.
    Together, they can awaken the world.

    This is not the end of books.
    It is the beginning of new readers.

    And if we care about truth, education, and justice —
    we must go beyond emotions, and into action.
    Title: Will AI and E-Books Replace Real Books? A Message for the Heart and the Mind Many people today feel that Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital books can never replace the experience of holding a real book in your hands. They miss the texture of the pages, the scent of old paper, the weight of knowledge bound in a cover. And yes — that feeling is real, deeply emotional, and beautiful. But let us pause and ask: Is the purpose of a book its smell? Or its ability to change lives? ⸻ 1. Books Are More Than Paper – They Are Pathways A real book may touch the fingers. But a good idea touches the mind. And a life-changing insight touches the soul. Today, millions of people around the world don’t have access to libraries or bookstores. But thanks to smartphones and the internet, they can now carry an entire library in their pocket. They can read, learn, question, and grow — not in silence, but in empowerment. Would we deny them that, simply to preserve nostalgia? ⸻ 2. AI Is Not Just Memory — It Is a Mirror of Our Intelligence Some believe AI cannot be creative. But AI is already composing poetry, painting artworks, writing novels, and even suggesting medical research ideas. No, AI does not have a soul. But it reflects ours — it is trained on human thoughts, hopes, stories, questions, and dreams. It doesn’t take away creativity — it multiplies it, just like a light bulb didn’t replace fire — it extended what fire began. ⸻ 3. The Lost Legacy of Knowledge in Our Societies There was a time when our communities were the torchbearers of global knowledge — in science, philosophy, medicine, and art. Today, that light has dimmed — not because we lack intelligence, but because we lack access and opportunity. AI and digital education can change that. It can revive curiosity, democratize information, and help the next Ibn Sina, Rumi, or Fatima al-Fihri rise — not from ivory towers, but from modest homes in forgotten neighborhoods. ⸻ 4. The Truth: AI and Books Are Not Enemies This is not a war between paper and pixels. • A printed book is beautiful. • An e-book is accessible. • AI is powerful. • And the human mind is still the master. We need all of them — not one against the other, but side by side, serving different needs. Let the trees be hugged. Let the paper be honored. But let us also teach a poor child in a village through AI — if that’s what it takes to unlock their future. ⸻ Final Thought Books can calm your heart. AI can ignite your mind. Together, they can awaken the world. This is not the end of books. It is the beginning of new readers. And if we care about truth, education, and justice — we must go beyond emotions, and into action.
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