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Fragments of a Civilized Childhood in an Uncivilized World
I was born in a small village in Karak, but my life truly began when we moved to Peshawar after my father became a professor. Growing up in Professor Colony, surrounded by children of academics, gave me not just an education but a sense of civility that shaped my entire outlook. Those golden years, marked…
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Lost in Shadows: When Passionate Writing Fades Without Audience
I feel a deep disappointment, not just as a blogger, but as someone pouring thoughts, hopes, and reflections into a space—only to be met with silence. Not just here, on my WordPress blog, but also on Twitter. It hurts to see that the new generation seems to gravitate only toward posts written by girls, regardless…
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The Silent Death of Handwriting: How Technology Is Killing Our Connection With Word
In the rush of modern convenience, we’ve traded ink for keys, paper for screens, and the gentle curve of letters for the harsh click of keyboards. Technology, for all its benefits, has slowly but surely taken away something deeply human from us—the sacred act of writing by hand. We live in a world where everything…