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Articles for author: Ahsan Hamza

Islamophobia and its Challenges

No religion is the source of terrorism; rather, it is misuse of faith by individuals who fuel violence and extremism, distorting the core message. Religion should be a source of unity, not division, which is the core principle of Islam. Islamophobia, characterized by fear and hatred against Muslims, has been escalating globally due to various factors, including misinterpretation of Islam, lack of unity among Islamic countries, biased international media coverage, and the use of anti-Muslim rhetoric by political leaders to gain support, leading to profound consequences for the Muslim world; therefore, pertinent measures are required to mitigate the rising threat

Circus of Life in Pakistan (Opinion)

Not all heroes wear capes; this catchy phrase is popular, and this is one of the many tragedies that befall this country. In Pakistan, they are men who should be villainised but turned into heroes. Mumtaz Qadri was given the death penalty because he had taken the laws into his own hands and assassinated Salman Taseer because he thought Punjab’s governor had committed blasphemy. In 2016, we saw him as a hero, and 100,000 people attended his funeral. I was pondering over the treatment of the heroes and how they can be handled or perceived in various ways while watching

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