Alhambra Palace: An Islamic masterpiece of 13th century
Alhambra palace is the timeless jewel of Islamic architecture. It is the masterpiece of 13th century that revolutionized the Islamic architecture.
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Tragic and Haunting Past of Empress Market Karachi 1857
In the heart of Karachi’s Saddar stands a structure that has seen more than a century of history — Empress Market. Its red-bricked Victorian-Gothic architecture, towering clock, and bustling atmosphere once represented the glory of the British Raj. Yet, beneath its beauty lies a dark and tragic past — one that reflects both the pain…
The Amazing Story of Moosa Colony of Karachi
When Karachi was still called Kolachi, the air in Moosa Colony carried the soft melodies of Mohammad Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar, and the soulful ghazals of Mehdi Hassan echoing from old tea stalls and paan kiosks. Then, as now, life here never slept. The colony’s nights are alive with laughter — elders chatting on street corners,…
Why Pakistan Celebrates Independence Day on 14th August?
Every year, Pakistanis around the world come together on 14th August to celebrate the birth of their nation. Streets are adorned with green and white, flags flutter in the air, and national songs stir hearts with pride and unity. Yet, a common question arises—why does Pakistan celebrate its Independence Day on 14th August, while India…
Mystery of Crescent Moon Opposite Direction in Official Logos
In Pakistan, few symbols hold more emotional and ideological weight than the crescent moon and five-pointed star. Seen on the national flag and across government institutions—from ministries to the military—they represent Pakistan’s foundational ideals of progress, light, and guidance rooted in Islamic and cultural heritage. Yet, a curious visual variation often goes unnoticed: while the…
Vietnam, Pakistan join hands to promote Gandhara heritage
Vietnam, in a landmark step towards cultural cooperation and diplomatic goodwill, has extended a compelling proposal to Pakistan to build a stronger bond through their mutual Buddhist heritage of ancient Gandhara. At the heart of this initiative lies the aim to boost faith-based and cultural tourism, foster academic and institutional collaborations, and promote people-to-people connections…
Chanakya’s Genius Legacy – Sajjad Azhar
Sajjad Azhar, senior Pakistani journalist known for his thoughtful storytelling and socio-cultural insights, offers a compelling historical narrative in his recent article on anchient philosopher Kotliya Chanakya published in Independent Urdu. This analysis explores the strengths of Azhar’s article, its narrative power, intellectual framing, and broader value for Urdu readership and South Asian historical discourse. 1….
The Forgotten Great Wall of Sindh – Ranikot Fort
Forgotten Ranikot Fort, often known as “The Great Wall of Sindh,” is a fortification that defies description, nestled in the isolated highlands of the Kirthar Range in Sindh.
Cultural Heritage of Satian Jo Aastan
Located in the historical city of Sukkur, Satian Jo Aastan is a place that holds a profound legend and a rich cultural heritage.
Incredible History of Islamabad dates back to Stone Age
The territory of Islamabad has a rich and diverse history that spans thousands of years and dates back to stone age.
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