World Children’s Day – Struggles of Children of Pakistan & Afghanistan
On World Children’s Day, explore the challenges faced by children in Pakistan and Afghanistan and the path forward.
PAYF Insight
The Battle of al-Qadisiyyah: A Turning Point in History
Discover the events of the Battle of al-Qadisiyyah (636 CE), marking the fall of the Sassanid Empire and the rise of Islam.
Pakistan’s Worsening Air Quality: Combating Smog
Explore Pakistan’s worsening air quality crisis and the urgent actions needed to address this environmental threat.
IEA Seeks Climate Aid at COP29 Amid Global Tensions
IEA attends COP29, urging climate aid for Afghanistan amid halted projects and worsening climate vulnerabilities under their rule.
Afghan Refugees in Pakistan: A Story of Shelter, Struggles & Support
Pakistan has hosted 3.1 million Afghan refugees, offering shelter, support, and aid despite limited resources and challenges.
Bollywood and Islamophobia: ‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’
Exploring Islamophobic themes in Tanhaji, revealing Bollywood’s portrayal of Muslim characters as villains in historical epics.
Kashmir Black Day: A Story of Loss, Resilience, and the Fight for Justice
Kashmir Black Day: A legacy of resilience and struggle for freedom, dignity, and justice. Why Kashmir’s story still matters.
Pakistan & Afghanistan – Colors of October
Explore the Colors of October in Pakistan and Afghanistan, from golden valleys to vibrant harvests and cozy autumn flavors.
Iqbal and Afghanistan: A Vision for Unity and Stability in Asia
Allama Muhammad Iqbal was more than just a poet or philosopher; rather, he was a visionary. He believed Afghanistan was key to Asia’s stability. Moreover, his deep connection with the Afghan people and their resilience further shaped his thoughts on regional unity and peace. Let’s dive into how Iqbal’s vision still resonates today, from Kabul …
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How Bollywood Perpetuates Islamophobic Narratives by Misrepresenting Muslim Women
Explore how Bollywood perpetuates Islamophobic narratives, misrepresenting Muslim women as victims, objects, or terrorists.