By Shujauddin Qureshi Honor killing is a curse in tribal areas of Pakistan. The killing of youths (male and female) in the name of honour has become quite common as this notorious tradition in Sindh has spread. A centuries-old tribal practice, this tradition of killing sprees empowers the tribal chieftains through their tribal courts called […]
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پچھلے ہفتے شہد لینے گیا (اسلامک شہد نہیں). وہاں کے سیلزمین بھی اہلحدیث والے مولوی تھے. میں اتنے یقین سے اس لیے کہہ رہا ہوں کیوں کہ اتفاق سے ظہر کا وقت تھا، دکان کا شیشے والا دروازہ بند کرکے تین مولوی حضرات جماعت پڑھ رہے تھے، اوراہلحدیث کے اسٹائیل میں نمازکی ادائگی کر رہے
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الياس ٿري عبدالله کوسو- امراڻي جا نوجوان ھن کي جپسي ۽ رولاڪ سڏي سگھن ٿا سندس ھٿ جي ريکائن ۾ بادشاھت لکيل آھي عبدالله کوسويا نه پر فقيري سندس انگ انگ ۾ رچيل آھي ۽ نيڻن جي صحرا ۾ ھرڻي جون ڇالون پياسي بدن تي مور جي ٽھوڪي جيان ڀاسنديون آھن۔ عمرڪوٽ شھر جي وچ
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By Shujauddin Qureshi Untouchables exist in Pakistan. Many people in Pakistan might have been shocked to read two identical news on social media about the refusal of the burial of the remains of two human beings — one in Sindh and another in Punjab. In Sindh, the deceased was a low-caste Hindu girl whose body
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— Another case of misuse of Blasphemy laws A social media post invited my attention the other day in which a video clip showed that some religious zealots were dismantling a village signboard of Sindhi Sufi singer Manjhi Faqeer near Shahpur Chakar in Sanghar district. Mostly young protesters were also raising religious slogans. It was
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