Comments on: Happy Birthday, Pakistan!

By: Hafsa

Hafsa — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:29:52 +0000

For me, patriotism is staying here and working rather than migrating to the ‘greener pastures’ since the latter seems more of a trend these days. Yeah people havent really done justice to the fact that they got this country in the name of Islam, to have their own free homeland to do whatever they want within their religious boundaries.

By: fahad

fahad — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:29:06 +0000

Nice thoughts u have. I appriciate ur beautiful thoughts and guess what, I also have some thoughts and respects for my beautiful country, but what? i dont do nothing except of saying this and that all the time, at the stage where our country resides at the moment, it really needs many to come up and show some great for it. Ppl like u and me are doing nothing in its favor, believe me. Anyway, that is just another topic, Lets pray all, May Allah bless our beautiful country with one TIPU and and a BIN QASIM……………………………..

By: Saadat

Saadat — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:28:17 +0000

Good! *thumbs up*

By: The b. filer

The b. filer — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:27:56 +0000

totally!

By: Saadat

Saadat — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:27:21 +0000

Ejaz: Of course, for a nation, 58 years are no big deal. Specially if you are looking for a real life perspective. But I wasn’t talking to Pakistanis (who show the real life perspective), I was talking to Pakistan, which has seen marshall laws, wars, division, hypocrisy, lies, and what not. That’s what I call experience, and that’s from where want to learn. And sure, write and share anything you want, that won’t scare!

B Filer: Thanks for telling I must admit, I haven’t studied Islamic history as I should have studied And how about giving Pakistan a helping hand and walking with it?

By: The b. filer

The b. filer — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:26:09 +0000

heh..

Ramadhan is when not only Pakistan was created, but also when Spain was conquered by Tariq bin Ziad, the Crusades were won by Salahuddin Ayyubi, the Mongols and Ghenghis Khan were finally defeated…

58 years and dear Pakistan, you havent gotten too far have you?

By: Ejaz Asi

Ejaz Asi — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:25:20 +0000

I wouldn’t go further on your account of liking/appreciating experienced ppl, but for a nation or a country, for that matter, 58 is not a big deal. Yeah, I have grown up learning and believing half a century is not enough to see what a nation has got to offer. That’s anthropological/archaeological/historical perspective. The real-life perspective are usually different. And you might compare that with China and other such countries, but that’s a different story. The race and rules existed in that part of the world which might illude you, what I know right now is that 57 or 58 years don’t make Pakistan experienced, even if it were this Pakistan or as mighty as China.
However, I liked reading your soliloquy or Pakistan-talking but not offering Zakat and Fitrana to Pakistan. This one was another line that could push me write something on my blog, but no regular connectivity here and can’t reach to text-area through this cafe’s browsers. IE5.0 and Ie4 should be banned. do write more on this, saadat so I may join you, if that doesn’t scare, that is.

By: Saadat

Saadat — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:24:10 +0000

AWK: You’re right. But I guess Pakistan needs more than our zakat and fitrana. And the most important thing is if we want to give anything to Pakistan at all …

Tiny Terror: Hey, cool new handle And it’s my comment box which should apologise and not you. By the way, I can’t see anything on your blog except that blogspot banner, vertical and horizontal scroll-bars, and four vertical lines. Help?

Pakistan: I’m glad you were really listening!

By: Pakistan

Pakistan — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:23:04 +0000

shabash betay tunay mujhe kush kia aur birthday wish ki, laikan mairay masoom shehri akhir main hamesha
“PAKISTAN ZINDABAD” likha karo
p.s. bold font main

By: tiny terror

tiny terror — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:22:37 +0000

aww cute post