I think, I write, I argue, therefore I am.
Just the average traitor, RAW Agent and Kafir of Pakistan.
http://bit.ly/noKn56
I have found my voice through the pen.
And find inspiration in figures such as Jinnah, Iqbal, Edhi, Sir Zafurulla Khan, Meena Keshwar Kamal, Hoda Sharawi and in the common masses of Pakistan, whose laborious hands have kept it alive since its birth.
Kashmiri by roots, Punjabi by birth – Pakistani by soul and heart.
A fervent writer, reader, oberver and an ordinary student of life who wishes to better things during his stay on the halted caravan of this temporary harbour, called the world.
- Hafsa Khawaja
your aspirations are commendable indeed. I hope and pray that one day you have hundreds and thousands of followers carrying the same thoughts and objective(s). If only our youth could be so enlightened, they can surely make this country (if not the entire world) a better place
keep it up!!
We as youth also need to plan how to spread the voice to those who are living in rural areas.
Welcome and good luck ahead
Regards
Yasser
you are making a remarkable effort and doing your part very enthusiastically . Need of the hour is that we should change ourselves first. i believe that the person who veils the truth has the same share as a liar does. May allah help you in every positive effort you are making.
Regards.
Thank you very much for these heartening words of appreciation!
I hope to keep up with the expectations and do more in this aim.
Hey there Miss Hafsa, This is Mohsin Mirza ( President Reform Fraternity). Basically I’ve created a social network and org aimed at youth activism. I wanted to enquire if u would be interested in contributing on the forums and blogs of our website, if so i ll be very appreciative!
http://www.reformfraternity.org
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Reform-Fraternity/125537627502432
Hello Mr.Mohsin, I just went through the page and would be very happy to contribute!
Thank you for reading through my writings and considering me to be a part of this work.
Interesting
Your focus and zeal is highly laudable..
I value that, thank you!
I’m inspired. Wonderful work Hafsa…………Actually we both are yearning for the change in this loam. But some time I feel that we are trying to catch a black cat in a dark room or may be suffering from a bad dream and have started acting like a blind man groping in the dark- when we talk of “The Change”. Because we are already under the command of an eye.They have various unethical ways of controlling our mind and have invented many inventions to scatter our attention. First we need to get ride of the addiction and need to ponder because the 10th century crusades born again and have started to destabilize the peaceful nation……Peace
I appreciate your thought and work for Pakistan. Keep awakening us.
Pakistan is indeed full of mystery – such a young country and thus far achieved so much and yet to achieve so much. I’m not surprised by the kind that live in Pakistan as I find them to be full, fearless and achievers. The only negative aspect which ruins it for all is the Political drama – but I guess this then gives Pakistan two wings to fly and not just one.
I think the first step to begin the revolution should be to “Own” this land as ours and not point fingers at other calling them “Sindhi/Punjabi/Pathan..etc”. Entering this phase in entirely in our own hands.. so let us begin!
your writtings are commendable. Keep it going!
Hafsa, am glad we have come across each other’s sphere! I have relished going through some of your writings (shall continue more during the weekend!), what a remarkable expression in your writings. Keep the veins from running dry, keep penning, dear Hafsa. We shall be in touch! Cheers. Ssd
I came across your blog while goggling something and ended up reading your reply to Mr. Hitchens “The Problem Isn’t With Pakistan’s Name Mr. Hitchens!”. I am really impressed by your patriotism and knowledge.
Keeping in mind your flare of learning I would like to extend an invitation for a Society Lecture on “Reflections on the Ethical Foundations of Pakistan” on Saturday, June 2, 2012 at the Serena Hotel, Islamabad, if you happen to be in Islamabad at that time.