Snake bites are common in the desert of Sindh, Pakistan. Rural social milieu is ruled by the cruelty of feudal lords and old age traditions, customs and superstitions. The fate of an illiterate sindhi woman is a pre-determined process in… Read More »Poison of social injustice
What do we mean by values? Where do they come from? Do values guide us through to the purpose and happiness in life? Please join me in this journey on the roller coaster of values! The carriage was making slow,… Read More »Rollercoaster of Values
How do we learn? What factors influence learning process? What takes place in our minds during the act of learning? A lot has been written in English on this subject, very little, may be nothing, in Urdu. This article is… Read More »Seekhnay ki hairat angaiz dunya
How solitude can convert a Neem Tree into a spaceship? Is the extroversion-introversion axis a right approach to analyse one another? Please read the brief article below and find out! One of my bright childhood memories is about our home in Hyderabad Sindh. It… Read More »Neem Tree Solitude
My thanks go to London Motion for this blog post’s featured image of Barkingside Underground Station.
Evening of every first Wednesday of the month, our local poetry group gathers in Coffee Corner of our town and we consume ninety minutes or so sharing our passion about poetry. I have a feeling that coffee shops are… Read More »Coffee shop creativity
It is a matter of great pleasure for me to share this recent conversation with Mohatarma Fahmida Riaz Sahiba, a legendary Urdu poetess of our times. In addition to a personal comment ” Wah Shariq, buhut piari nazmain hain aap ki,… Read More »Latest poem by Fahmida Riaz Sahiba
