Life In Pakistan, about the people of Pakistan Options

Yup there are many tribes within balouchistan, some tribes are completely different in family terms. Over the years all sorts of people have arrived and even settled within this region. One of the most recent settlers (excluding recent mohajirs) were the kurds who arrived from persia i think...

is there anyone from islamabad here?

o.o

May Allaah swt reward the Mujahideen in Swat, NWFP. Aameen.

Allahumma barik 'ala Maulana Fazlullah. Aameen Sumameen.

OmG...yet another topic I killed... *cries* LOL

Assalam-O-Alaikum

First of all I want to say thanks to admin for started this section for me.I m feeling very glad to write here

Pakistan is a Muslim country and the meaning of Pakistan is "LA ILAHA ILLALLAH" (God is one). The national language of Pakistan is Urdu and It has four province. I m from Karachi (the biggest city of Pakistan).

And u can ask any question related to Pakistan.

I thought Pakistan meant "Land of the Pure" (H.R.T.)

Well that's what it means, but what I think real_girl meant was the motto or national saying of Pakistan.

*sigh*

i wana go back home.

I'm probably visiting home this Winter

Your so lucky. My family always say we're going to go but we never do.

I know what you mean sami, it's always the case with my family. They've been intending to go for two whole years now so I decided to arrange the trip myself (just my elder brother and I will go for three weeks). Three weeks is probably not enough, but I guess it's alright.

I thought Pakistan meant "Land of the Pure" (H.R.T.)

Yep

pakistan is not something forward to go to

especially those who live in america

over there i got food poisoned over 5 times and theres NO INTERNET

i hate going there

my sis inlaws dad has gone pakistan. goes 2/3 times a year. i'd like to go someday

Life in pakistan right now is.. just bad.
The state of that country right now.. It would have been better off if Musharaff had stayed
Electricty going on and off in some places for 10 hours.. in weather conditions of 30 +

Life in pakistan right now is.. just bad.
The state of that country right now.. It would have been better off if Musharaff had stayed
Electricty going on and off in some places for 10 hours.. in weather conditions of 30 +

30 or more? I hope you mean Celsius lol.

And how can one possibly support Musharraf with his declaration of war upon the Muslims of Waziristan and pledge to support the crusaders in their "War on Terror"? Keep in mind he also destroyed a Masjid- it is Waajib to invoke the curse of Allaah Subhanahu wa Ta'aala upon the one who not only desecrates a destroys a place for Allaah's worship, but who fights against the Muslimeen Wa'l Mujaahideen in his own country!

Not like the late Benazir Bhutto (PPP) and Nawaz Sharif are any better. None of those who ran seemed to have any interest in imposing Shari'ah- Allah subhanahu wa Ta'aala even says in the Qur'an that one who does not rule the Muslims by the Shari'aah of Allaah Subhanahu wa Ta'aala is a disbeliever. So how can any of the candidates, whether they oppose Musharraf or not, live with themselves- if they are indeed true Muslims?

I hope that Allaah, Revealer of Kitaballah Al-Qur'an, shall guide us all and make us victorious as He Almighty has promised us in the Revealed Book which he delivered to His Rasul, Muhammad Al-Mustafa (Salla Allahu 'alaihi wa Sallam).

So back to reality here. What is anyones best memories of Pakistan? Anything? I'm listening.

Site seeing was amazing.

Bitten by mosquitos

So so far we are getting bit by mosquitos while site seeing. Sounds like Florida.

Once this mosquito was doing its thang and my aunt next to me goes watch this, she smacked it (my leg ) and it.. ''popped'' and this blood (hey wait my blood! ) came squirting g out its butt..

Also, a couple of other memories are the kids playing cricket and other games on streets in every block; they'd spend time like that even as far as until sunset kicks in. And people selling food and other things on streets too...they shout out what they're selling.

The adhaan (call for prayer) is recited in the district at Fajr.

About the people, well for one thing hospitality goes to great length because it determines one's status or reputation in the family, community and such (apparently). So even though Pakistan struggles to make ends meet as a developing society it enjoys serving and entertaining guests due to the strong traditional and tribal foundations. So they're likely to spend alot on cuisine. That said, food is always promising, is why in the other Pakistan thread everybody mentioned food lol.

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