Author Archives: Aisha Rahat

Peace – the solution for humanity

“Muslims often feel apologetic upon been labeled as ‘Terrorist’ and ‘Extremist’ which they must not.” Says Dr. Zakir Abdul-Karim Naik, a recognized dynamic and international spokesperson on Islam and Comparative religion. The man went on to highlight why he declared … Continue reading

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The Miraculous Night

This sunup, when I tuned onto my TV sets, my eyes caught a programme on GEO TV Network on “Lailatul Mairaj and Ummat-e-Muslima” The host was doing a public survey about the importance of Lailatul Mairaj. It was so thwarting … Continue reading

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Corrupt Pakistan

I am mortified being a Pakistani, and you must be too, at least after the most disastrous and humiliating performance that Pakistani players displayed in their second world cup match against the stimulating Irish team thus upsetting the whole course … Continue reading

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Job selection

Students are given the right to chose which discipline they want to take admission in and they should use this right wisely. I know every student before taking admission in TIP consult a lot of people, friends, seniors and teachers … Continue reading

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Coverage of Designer’s thesis

I was told to cover the degree show of designers for the DAWN weekly paper, Images, and today my article got published. With the photographs taken by Nida Khan and all the support she put forward by the encouraging words, … Continue reading

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Teachers are the gems and pearls:

Aisha Rahat TMM-3 The teaching profession is one of the most meaningful jobs there is. It is the teacher who made us believe we could make our dreams come true. They are just like our parents and deserve respect and … Continue reading

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Eat TIP drink TIP

TIP,situated some 40 km from central Karachi, at Ghaggar Phatak, has its own uniqueness and distinct features. This 50 acre land with a population of almost 500 students and over 20 teachers has its own rules and regulations which distinguish … Continue reading

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