Articles tagged with: 9/11
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For Muslims, it is not only time to control how Islam is viewed but also, and more importantly, how it is practiced in the 21st century.
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Atiya Khan: “I think something happened after 9/11. There was a shift in energy and the collective human consciousness”
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Aaj TV correspondent Farzana Ali shares stories of covering the conflict in Swat and South Waziristan, occasionally from behind the chadar.
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Recently released images show massive destruction and monstrous, devouring clouds of dust that are normally reserved for Hollywood blockbusters. Of course, the reality of it all is what makes the viewer gasp.
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Several former army soldiers are either fighting in Afghanistan or training Taliban forces and formulating strategies to counter the war on terror.
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Washington-based Erum Haider looks back at US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s visit to Pakistan in analysing the trust deficit between two partners in the war on terror.
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Why does Pakistan defer to Saudi Arabia when it is hypocritically puritanical and corrupt?
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It’s as if a switch has been pulled in the Muslim psyche. It’s hard to say whether something has been switched on or something else has been switched off. This urge to indiscriminately take the lives of others is, naturally enough, considered unacceptable outside the fold of Islam
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“Religion can be abused like any other human activity,” says author Karen Armstrong.
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Though Pakistani security sources claim that the plan to blow up airliners over the Atlantic was a home-grown British plot, a sms originating from Lahore and ties to the shadowy Al-Jihad group make Pakistan’s involvement indisputable.
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