Tag: colonial

MNA Rohail Asghar regularly wears the dhoti and is known to prefer it. During a visit to Islamabad club, he ...

Some argumentative readers may question the topic of this article. Frankly speaking, Sir William Jones was not my first choice. ...

An influential Iranian historian of Islamic political thought, Hamid Inayat, had opined in one of his books that Muslims had ...

Recent developments in the history of Gordon College, Rawalpindi, are, indeed, extremely ominous: not only for the students of the ...

The contemporary world is building a cyber-megalopolis. This Internet super city is going to house goods from various parts of ...

After watching the classic South Pacific, I was convinced that the South Seas, with their golden sunsets, were the closest ...

In 1995, I appeared for the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education(FBISE) exams for overseas Pakistani students in the ...

“Takkar is in the throes of war, Bullets are flying everywhere, and the trees are shedding their leaves, And Takkar ...

Curries had started appearing on the menus of London restaurants since 1773. In the early nineteenth century, community centers for ...

From its glorious past interwoven into the first war of independence of the subcontinent in 1857 to becoming the language ...

South Asian Islamic scholar and one of the pioneers of ‘political Islam,’ Abul Ala Maududi (d.1979), often described secularism as ...

In his hugely influential book Orientalism (1978), Edward Said — a founder of ‘post-colonial studies’ — demonstrated how the West ...

The American historian Richard Wolin in his book The Seduction of Unreason wrote that after being disillusioned by the collapse ...