Abdul Moiz writes....

Pakistan-India escalations have created a tense situation in both countries. War has never produced a solution, as in many cases, after years of fighting; talks and dialogues have brought up a solution. So talks are only way to solve the reservations of any country, hence no country or its population should support war. War is not a game and as being a Muslims we believe in this state of war we should seek help from Allah and ask for His protection. Let’s dedicate this post to some Duas and Ayahs we should recite in this tense situation and seek Allah’s mercy and protection.

Muhammad bin salman (MBS)'s upcoming visit to Pakistan is the only topic revolving in minds of many in Pakistan thanks, mostly, to Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf leaders and supporters who want general public to believe that it is really a rare thing for any Saudi Royal to visit or it is even more rarer that someone invests in Pakistan. So for this reason it becomes necessary for us to really know what facts suggest.                                         A little knowledge is a dangerous thing 1. PTI keeps on iterating that this is Saudi royal's first visit in more than 40 years (since 1976); This is totally misleading as MBS is not a saudi king and as for royals the visits have been frequent and also if we take MBS as a central figure in Saudi Arabia then even we have been told wrong because Saudi former King, King Abdullah had visited Pakistan in 2006 as a king and in 2003 as Crown prince (same status which MBS has now). 2. We have wrongly realized that this visit of MBS

Pakistan is full of natural resources, she is one of few countries who experience all seasons. Due to tropical climate, her summers are not so hot, winters not harsh either. Pakistan’s variation from flat and green lands in Sindh and Punjab to heights of Kpk, Gilgit Baltistan to deserts of of Sindh, Balochistan makes it a must visit for every traveler. Sindh: From urban life of Karachi, Hyderabad to rural life of its calm villages Sindh is a generous host for people from every nation & ethnicity. For business travelers, Karachi is heaven with lot of opportunities as it is international hub. Mohen-Jo-Daro, a historical site dating back to Indus valley Civilization and Thar desert should also be on visit list. KARACHI, Sindh,  Punjab: Famous for religious travellers, not only Muslims but for other religions such as Sikhs & Hindus, Punjab welcomes people with its modern transport system connecting its cities. History lovers are rejoiced by visiting Sh