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“Als ich noch bei meinen Eltern lebte, habe ich selten mit meiner Familie in Pakistan telefoniert. Meine Verbindung zu Pakistan war für viele Jahre gekappt, was zum großen Teil an meinen Eltern selbst liegt, die sich von all ihren Verwandten zurückgezogen haben. Asma Aunty redet dagegen regelmäßig mit meinen Großeltern, weswegen es auch für mich immer mehr zum Alltag wird. Anfangs haben mir meine Probleme mit der Sprache und mein nervöses Selbst die Kommunikation schwer gemacht, aber die beiden füllen nur zu gern meine Lücken aus und freuen sich allein schon darüber, mich zu sehen, ohne dass ich etwas sagen muss. Es ist fast schon befremdlich, wie gern sie mich noch haben. Sie kennen diese Person, die ich heute bin, doch gar nicht. Wie können sie so lieb zu mir sein? Ich habe nie irgendwas getan, um diese Sanftheit zu verdienen.”
― Mehwish Sohail, Like water in your hands

“I didn't think I was so special, but actually that was the key: If this ordinary Pakistani girl could pursue the thing she loved most - cooking - and could make it to the tippy-top and do what she loved on TV, then what was to stop all of us little brown girls from carving out new paths, from calling attention to the hungry children, the silenced dreamers, the oddballs and rebels who long to go against the grain?”
― Fatima Ali, Savor: A Chef's Hunger for More

“Despite their insecurity and despair in an India witnessing the rise of Hindu nationalism, most of my Indian Muslim friends were Indian nationalists. They disagreed with me and other Kashmiri students about our ideas of an independent Kashmir. They were afraid that the secession of a Muslim-majority Kashmir from India would make life worse for India's Muslims. Whenever a cricket match was screened on the television room of our hostel, my Indian Muslim friends cheered, sang and rooted for the Indian cricket team. Kashmiris cheered for Sri Lanka or Pakistan, or whichever team played against India.”
― Basharat Peer, Curfewed Night

“Ali and his cousin Ahmad were seeking jobs abroad to enable them to escape the economic hardship in Pakistan that had been caused by massive flooding. Ali borrowed $4,000 from family and friends to pay an agent for a tourist visa that would enable him to reach Cambodia, where he and Ahmad were met by a broker. They paid the broker a further $1,475 each for a work visa processing fee, before being taken to a large compound in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh.
After their passports were taken and they were warned not to try to leave, they were forced to work alongside approximately 1,000 other people, each forced to scam five people daily with cryptocurrency investment schemes. They were watched over, fined and beaten if they failed to comply:”
― Jessica Barker, Hacked: The Secrets Behind Cyber Attacks

“KH Khorshid stopped the President of Pakistan Ayub Khan at the place of Mangla in 1960 and said that from here onwards I am in the President, drove his car ahead and said Ayub Sahib, take off the flag, gave the flag of Kashmir from his car and said follow me It is my state from here on, that I am its head, this thing is a part of history.”
― Kashmir-Pakistan relations

“Those who harass humans on earth are intensifying their efforts to build their homes in the skies.”
― NASA-ISRO

“We are being taught that "Akhand Bhart" was established before Adam A.S.?”
― India-Akhand Bhart

“You have seen the world and read many books, but take it from me that a snake can cast its slough but not its poison”
― Khushwant Singh, Train to Pakistan

“The last to learn gossip are the parties concerned.”
― Khushwant Singh, Train to Pakistan

“When History is written it will be stated that the the Pakistani intelligence agency I.S.I. defeated the Soviet Union in Afghanistan with the help of America.

Then there will be another sentence: The I.S.I., with the help of America, defeated America.”��
- The ex-head of ISI Hamid Gul declared in public.”
― Theo Alistair

“The occupying countries, the three nuclear forces, have put everything not on the people of Jammu and Kashmir, but on the beauty of this land of Jammu and Kashmir. They want to occupy this land, not human beings!
The day when the three occupiers, Pakistan, India and China, any one of the occupiers tried to conquer the people here, then positive results can be obtained, hatred can be erased, but it is not possible for the three occupiers to have anything to do with the people here. No, but it should be green land”
― Jammu and Kashmir dispute

“That male organ was the main point of the Partition. India had been partitioned on the grounds of circumcision. That was the issue Jinnah, Nehru, Gandhi had fought for. And thus the two nations were born. One circumcised. Another uncircumcised.”
― Rahad Abir, Bengal Hound: A Novel

“The truth is, there is absolutely nothing that can be said of Israel, that cannot be said of Pakistan.”
― Noa Tishby, Israel: A Simple Guide to the Most Misunderstood Country on Earth

“There is almost no difference between the establishment of Israel and Pakistan. They were both created as a safe haven for persecuted groups: Jews and Muslims. They are both engaged in land disputes. They both control religious sites of other religions. And they were even established only a few months apart.”
― Noa Tishby, Israel: A Simple Guide to the Most Misunderstood Country on Earth

“While sitting on the stage with Qazi, waiting for her answer, she wondered if she had helped him with a pure heart, or if it was an attempt to emotionally force him to marry her, or if it was an emotional or sexual relationship with him.”
― Aqsa Abdul Qadir, Wealth In The Treehouse: Stories of Karachiites

“Bhajan mera sukoon hai, Namaz meri aankhon ki thandak, main in mein say kisi ko bhi nahi chor sakta. They complete me (Bhajan is my solace, Salah is the soothing balm for my eyes, I cannot abandon either. They complete me).”
― Aqsa Abdul Qadir, Wealth In The Treehouse: Stories of Karachiites

“I no longer love blue skies. In fact, I now prefer grey skies. The drones do not fly when the skies are grey.”
― Zubair Rehman

“Ask any young to
ageing unemployed individual with a CV, to know how challenging if not impossible is to find
any decent paid work without the push of the class or the pull of the networking.”
― RAKHSHINDA PERVEEN

“Unfortuenate Of Pakistan

Today, the black day of 12th October 1999, when a traitor, killer, dismissed General Parvez Musharaf and his traitorous companions violated and transgressed the country's constitution and overthrew the elected Prime Minister Nawaz, with his government. Such ones are infelicitous for the State of Pakistan, and still such kinds of thunderbolt and thunderclaps, thunder upon the constitution, democracy, and state.”
― Ehsan Sehgal

“After Britain gifted Pakistan to Islam, Nehru began furthering the Islamic interests in India by seducing the gullible Hindus into believing that Hindutva is bad for them, and that's his real villainy.”
― B.S. Murthy

“Remember, Osama had died multiple times before he was actually dead.
Before he was actually KILLED.”
― Osama assassination

“We all know Jews have a well connected network around the world cuz they are hated everywhere. So what's stopping Hindus from doing the same given they too get similar hatred?”
― Jews-Hindus

“A country that relies on aid? Death is better than that. It stops you from achieving your potential, just as colonialism did.”
― Imran Khan

“92 DADU is a licensed and legal gaming platform in Pakistan, ensuring a safe and fair gaming experience.
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― 92 DADU REGISTER

“The Himalayan and Karakoram mountain ranges located in Gilgit-Baltistan, Zanskar in Kargil, Kolhai Thajawas Glacier and parts of China. in Pakistan-administered Kashmir are believed to be the special habitat of the shilajit. And especially where glaciers are found and there is snow year round. It emerges miraculously from the crevices and cliffs of the high mountains of these regions. It is not yet known what it is made of, but it is rich in sweat from the mountains. One impression is that there are hot springs and sulfur. The smell is also there, it is usually found in the surrounding area. In Gilgit-Baltistan, the people who go to graze cattle on the mountains or those who are keen hunters, bring the silage to the market. And it is not possible for ordinary people to have access to raw Silajit because it requires the art of climbing dangerous and deadly mountains and special knowledge of places where Shilajit is found.”
― Sheikh Gulzar ([email protected])

“Kashmir, often referred to as "Paradise on Earth," is as much a feast for the taste buds as it is for the eyes. The region's unique climate, nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, provides the perfect conditions for cultivating a diverse array of fruits. These fruits are not just an essential part of Kashmir's economy but also deeply interwoven with its culture, traditions, and daily life.”
― Sheikh Gulzar ([email protected])

“Not every battle is fought to win, but some battles are fought simply to show that I am standing, not bowed down.”
― Sheikh Gulzar (Kashmir Dispute)

“8 August 1953: Prime Minister of Kashmir Sheikh Abdullah was dismissed by President of Kashmir Dr. Karan Singh and later arrested. Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed was appointed as the new prime minister. 16 August 1953: Bilateral talks between Pakistan and India in Delhi. The two countries agreed to appoint a Plebiscite Administrator within six months.”
― Sheikh Gulzar---8 August 1953

“My child has done IAS in infidel country India and very soon he will get a good job in USA or Canada, then I will also shift there with my whole family. However, the children of the nation are requested to complete the preparations for Ghazwa-e-Hind may be declared at any time.”
― Sheikh Gulzar- in and as Ghazwa-e-Hind

“Maybe this world is hell on another planet, we were put here by mistake?”
― Sheikh Gulzar.....Earth & Heavan