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When Singer Noor Jehan Was Caught With A Cricketer In Bed By Her Husband

September 27, 2019June 6, 2023 Saquib Salim Cricket, Fazal Mahmood, Lata Mangeshkar, Mallika-e-Trannum, Music, Nazar Mohammad, Noor Jehan, Nur Jehan, Pakistan

“When Shaukat turned up, the two were in bed. In haste, Nazar jumped out of the balcony and fractured his arm on landing, ending not only their romance but also a promising career in cricket.”

Freedom Movement

HINDU-MUSLIM COMRADESHIP : By Maulana Hussain Ahmed Madni

September 25, 2019October 20, 2019 Saquib Salim Deoband, Freedom Movement, Hussain Ahmed Madni, India, Indian Muslims, Jamiat Ulema, Jinnah, Khilafat, Madni, Muslim League, Muslims, Pakistan, Partition

The Muslims have joined hands with the Hindus since the day they adopted India as
their country, and as for myself I have made political and social alliance with the Hindus since I saw the light of the day as I was born and brought up in this very country

Celebrities

Sir/Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s Presidential Address to the Allahabad Session of the All-India Muslim League in 1930

September 22, 2019September 22, 2019 Saquib Salim 1930, Address, Allahabad, Allama Iqbal, India, Jinnah, Muhammad Iqbal, Muslim League, Pakistan, Partition, Poet of the East, Shayar-e-mashriq, Two Nation Theory

Islam does not bifurcate the unity of man into an irreconcilable duality of spirit and matter. In Islam God and the universe, spirit and matter, Church and State, are organic to each other. Man is not the citizen of a profane world to be renounced in the interest of a world of spirit situated elsewhere. To Islam, matter is spirit realising itself in space and time.

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Views of Mahatma Gandhi on India’s Independence as told to Wali Khan (son of Badshah Khan)

September 17, 2019October 20, 2019 Saquib Salim Badshah Khan, Communalism, Hindus, Independence, India, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, Mahatma Gandhi, Muslims, Pakistan, Partition, Secularism, Wali Khan

“How could I consider it a day of freedom and joy when I had to say goodbye to your father, Badshah Khan, at the Delhi Railway Station. He was my comrade, friend, companion, and fellow freedom fighter, and now that we have attained independence, we are parted. Perhaps we may never see each other. Now you see what joy this independence has brought for me?”