OUR FORGOTTEN NAPOLEON

“Mr. Abedi’s only crime was that he stood up and fought the disciples of the evils in the developed world,” Jam Saddiq Ali, a Pakistani politician, said at the time of the U.S. extradition request.

In Pakistan, Abedi was seen as a modern Robin Hood, taking from the West and giving to the Third World. His bank built hospitals and schools in Pakistan, and the BCCI foundation gave millions of dollars in scholarships and research grants.

Many of us who don’t  know about MR.AGHA HASAN ABEDI  also known as “Agha Sahab”   born in Lucknow (India), in a family of noble descent. After taking a masters degree in English Literature and graduating in Law, he began his banking career in Bombay with Habib Bank. The partition of the Indian Sub-Continent in 1947 brought about dramatic changes in its banking system. It created a near vacuum of banking services in the area, which became Pakistan. Habib Bank Limited moved its Head Office to Pakistan in order to fill this vacuum and became virtually the unchallenged leading bank . 

Captain of sinking SHIP !

Life is tough, that’s a given.

When you stand up, you’re gonna be shoved back down. When you’re down, you’re gonna be stepped on.

Astonishing aqwal e zareen !

• When God gifts us to the World, the World receives us with two hands. When He recalls us – the World throws us back with four hands.
• Tolerance is a positive force, which teaches us to live not only with the positive but also the negative forces.
• The existence of the company of the Devil made me conscious of the value of the company of God.
• A sword may be used for defending and offending. It is the purpose which gives value.
• If someone is jealous of you, it should make you happy, as it means there is something special and worthwhile in you which the jealous person lacks.
• Don’t worry, think instead.
• Infatuation … like cold winds in the midst of summer. Dark clouds, raindrops, chilly winds … as in winter. It is not winter … it is not love.
• Foreign service – a virtual life of self-imposed exile.
• To reach the destination is desirable. But the reach to the destination is enjoyable.

My blog: 2012 in review

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog.

Here’s an excerpt:

600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. This blog got about 6,200 views in 2012. If every person who reached the top of Mt. Everest viewed this blog, it would have taken 10 years to get that many views.

Click here to see the complete report.

Worth to read !

Drones Venom

Since 2004, up to 884 innocent civilians, including at least 176 children, have died from US drone strikes in the North Waziristan region of Pakistan. A new report from the Stanford and

Asad ul bashar slaughter machines

The door to Dr Mousab Azzawi’s clinic, on the Mediterranean coast of Syria, was always open to anyone who needed help. But, operating in the heartland of the feared Shabiha militia, there were some patients the doctor would have preferred not to treat.

“They were like monsters,” said Dr Azzawi, who worked in Latakia. “They had huge muscles, big bellies, big beards. They were all very tall and frightening, and took steroids to pump up their bodies.

Hindu man raising a Muslim child in Lucknow

On February 2002 a tea vendor in Lucknow Aiku Lal Sandil finds a Muslim boy abandoned at a garden near his tea stall, when asked about his whereabouts the boy only remembers his name as Akbar, Aiku reports to police but the police were unable to trace the boy’s parents as there was no complain registered on missing of a three year old boy in any of the police station all over the state.

A Poppy Flower

In a desert, once, on a hunt did I find,

With a radiant smile, a flower so fair

Holocaust survivor finds haven as Muslim

UMM EL-FAHM, Israel — For more than five decades, Leila Jabarin hid her secret from her Muslim children and grandchildren — that she was a Jewish Holocaust survivor born in Auschwitz concentration camp.

Although her family knew she was a Jewish convert, none of them knew of her brutal past.