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Mohammad Ayub Khan, (born May 14, 1907, Rehana, North-West Frontier Province, India [now Rehana, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan]—died April 19, 1974, near Islamabad, Pakistan), president of Pakistan from 1958 to 1969, whose rule marked a critical period in the modern development of his nation. After studying at Aligarh Muslim University in Uttar Pradesh, India, and at the British Royal Military College at Sandhurst, Ayub Khan was commissioned… Read More »

Journal Information GeoJournal is an international journal devoted to all branches of spatially integrated social sciences and humanities. This long standing journal is committed to publishing cutting-edge, innovative, original and timely research from around the world and across the whole spectrum of social sciences and humanities that have an explicit geographical/spatial component, in particular in GeoJournal’s six major… Read More »

When 92-year-old Indian citizen Reena Varma visits her childhood home in Pakistan this week, for the first time in 75 years, she will be the only one in her family to make it back home since they left shortly before the partition divided the two nations. “My dream came true,” she said, adding her sister had died without ever… Read More »

Sad stories will make you cry, but they will also make you contemplate life in a way that can be very rewarding. A strong sad story will make you feel less alone—more aware of the fact that no one’s experience of this world is all rainbows and unicorns. We all have to trudge through the darker aspects of… Read More »

The biblical character that we are studying in regard to greatness is Nehemiah. In the previous chapter we compared what elements were necessary to be great in this world (fame, wealth, skilll, victory) to the elements that are necessary to make one great in the Kingdom of God (obedience to God’s word, ministry of God’s word and humility… Read More »

Fieldstones. Yucca plants. Seashells. The last object a loved one touched. For centuries, these items, cultivated from lives and landscapes, marked many graves at burial places for Black people in America. Racism continues to haunt these final resting places. Unlike many predominantly white cemeteries, which were designed as garden spaces to honor both the dead and the living, Black… Read More »

The Public Relations Department of the Pakistan Army (ISPR) said that the funeral prayers of the three martyrs were performed in their native areas. The ISPR also says that the funeral prayers of Major Talha Manan were performed in Rawalpindi, Major Saeed’s funeral prayers were performed in Larkana and Naik Mudassar Fayyaz’s funeral prayers were performed in Shakargarh.… Read More »

One day, Moses delivered such an impressive sermon that all who heard it were deeply moved. Someone in the congregation asked: “0 Messenger of Allah, is there another man on earth more learned than you?” Moses replied: “No!”, believing so, as Allah had given him the power of miracles and honored him with the Torah. However, Allah revealed… Read More »

In the first few weeks of caring for a newborn, most new moms feel anxious, sad, frustrated, tired, and overwhelmed. Sometimes known as the “baby blues,” these feelings get better within a few weeks. But for some women, they are very strong or don’t get better. Postpartum depression is when these feelings don’t go away after about 2 weeks… Read More »

It is remarkable that Hazrat Umar (RA) never made any wish. One day, when he wanted to eat fish, he expressed it to his slave Yerka. He was your great faithful Khadim. One day you said that Yerka loves to eat fish today. Let’s see what was Hazrat Omar’s Desire to Eat Fish. Table of Contents Hazrat Omar’s… Read More »