Opinion

Cricket as a tool to accommodate the Kalasha in Pakistan

Minority groups from various countries have represented their national sides throughout history. Ever since the gentleman’s game was born, minorities from an array of backgrounds have striven hard to play the game for their respective countries. There have been instances when the black majority of South Africa for example, were unable to hold the willow […]

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Familiarity breeds contempt or admiration?

                                                  By   Nasira  Jabeen It is said that when someone sees the same people each day, they are started to be taken for granted. And because we are consciously or sub consciously aware of this saying our behavior seems like so to us and to them as well. But in reality these people become a

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Muslims ponder tolerance in US state

(This article was published in Providence Journal, Rhode Island, US in 2012). By Zar Alam Khan [caption id=\"attachment_3693\" align=\"alignright\" width=\"300\"] Eid prayer at Rhode Island–Photo by the writer.[/caption] On Aug.19, One of the US states, Rhode Island\’s small Muslim community celebrated one of the Islamic calendar year\’s most important festivals: Eidul Fitr, which marks the

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