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The problem with Pakistan's democracy by Farahnaz Ispahani
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Posted By:
chaudry
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10/Apr/2013
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On Sunday, former military dictator Pervez Musharraf was at last given permission to run in the parliamentary elections scheduled for May 11, but only in the northern district of Chitral. Two other districts rejected his nomination papers, and his application in Islamabad is still pending. Elections officials in Pakistan, acting under directives of the country's Supreme Court, have excluded severa
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Beyond Elected Government. Just Government by Khalid Baig
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Posted By:
chaudry
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10/Apr/2013
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"Surely, Allah commands you to fulfill trust obligations toward those entitled to them and that when you judge between people, judge with fairness.This is an essential verse of the Qur’an to be consulted by anyone who wants to understand Islam’s teachings about governance and government. While it talks about discharging trust obligations and being just in all situations, it has special implication
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A sacred conversation by Yasmin Mogahed
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Posted By:
chaudry
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23/Mar/2013
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There is a time of night when the whole world transforms. During the day, chaos often takes over our lives. The responsibilities of work, school, and family dominate much of our attention. Other than the time we take for the five daily prayers, it is hard to also take time out to reflect or even relax. Many of us live our lives at such a fast pace, we may not even realize what we're missing.
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Pakistan, Iran defy US Sanctions to Inaugurate Gas Pipeline
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Posted By:
chaudry
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17/Mar/2013
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Iran’s president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Pakistani president Asaf Ali Zardari on Monday inaugurated a gas pipeline that will supply Pakistani cities with Iranian natural gas. The pipeline has been largely completed on the Iranian side, but Pakistan had problems getting the international financing to complete its leg, which will cost $1.5 billion. Iran is loaning Pakistan $500 million, and Pakistan
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Who's paying Pakistan's electricity bill? by Huma Imtiaz
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Posted By:
chaudry
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11/Mar/2013
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Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik always seems to be in the news for his outrageous statements, ranging from terrorists dressed like Star Wars' characters to attributing sectarian violence to men trying to get rid of wives and girlfriends. Another headline was added to the mix on Monday - Pakistan daily Dawn reported that Malik had not paid his electricity bills for more than 56 months, or
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