What a wonderful feeling it would be not to rush through our story. To pay homage to each fleeting tick-tock of the madness we call life. To wake up in the morning with nothing but a reminder that this day is perfect. It is perfect not because I can do the impossible. But because I … More Wednesday Wiseness: What makes perfect sense
There`s the fascinating enigma that is the human mind. And then there is the typical Pakistani’s baffling mind. It’s sometimes impossible to imagine the amount of hate-mongering my country folk can accommodate in their over-stimulated, zealous brains. I always knew excessive chai (tea)-drinking had its repercussions. This is not a debate on why Malala should … More Dissecting the mind of a typical Malala-Hater
Hope was dying. Her bruise was soul-deep. An existence that was mutilated by an open-house of attackers. She was stabbed by hypocrites, kicked by liars, slapped by the wretched. Her life begged for release. One drop of blood after another, she lost herself. How can you fix a soul when there’s no blood left? And … More Wednesday Wiseness: When Hope met Faith…
Imagine being accused for something you didn’t do. Not something trivial like breaking a traffic signal. Think farther, think the worst. Rape. Murder. Imagine rotting in prison for thirty years for it. Now stop imagining because it’s all real. This is not a movie plot. It has happened to real people. There’s a lot to … More If mentally challenged means having unlimited faith, then Henry McCollum is better than us
Nida Khan Writes 