Ismail Ajaz pays tribute to Majid (Urdu poem)
5 Jul 2009 · 5 Comments
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For my Brother: Majid Javed
4 Jul 2009 · 4 Comments
25 June 2009 was the worst day in my life. I was in Dubai working in my office when I heard the saddest news of my younger brother’s untimely demise. I was caught by severe depression and my mind stopped working. Majid was born on 28 September 1981 in Lahore. He can be regarded as the brightest star in our whole family. He was always a brilliant person and had a very beautiful personality. Due to his friendly nature he always won hearts of his friends and people around him. Majid had a native English accent and scored Band 9.0 in IELTS Spoken English Section.
Majid was always very good in studies and he got BIT degree from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), Melbourne, Australia. He remained in Australia for about 2.5 years and came back to Pakistan in 2004. Due to his very fast brain, he started suffering from a complex disease known as Bipolar Disease (Multiple Personality Disorder). His brain ran about 20 times faster than an ordinary intelligent brain. He fought for about 5 years with this irrecoverable disease. Majid was the heart and soul of all cousins. He always played great role in entertaining them during their weddings and get togethers. Unfortunately his two marriages broke down due to his disease. Finally he left this world on 25 June. He left a message for his great and ideal father Dr. Javed A. Aziz saying, “Dad, please tell this world after my departure that your son was not a bad person”. Majid left his parents, brothers and their families in great grief. His funeral was attended by hundreds of his friends, colleagues and relatives. He was laid down in DHA Lahore Graveyard by famous poet/columnist Mr. Khalid Masood Khan. May Allah bless his soul in Jannah. Amin!
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Pakistan – The New Champions!
22 Jun 2009 · 1 Comment
It was Lord’s, London on 21 June 2009. Pakistan and Sri Lanka were playing the final match of ICC World Twenty20 Cup. Green Shirts were led by the brave Younis Khan who was determined to repeat the history after 17 years when Pakistan had won the 1992 Cricket World Cup in Australia. History was also repeating itself in another way. In 1999, Pakistan had played the World Cup Cricket final on the same Lord’s against Australia on the same date, i.e. 21 June and it was also the same day, i.e. Sunday. However Pakistan lost that match.
Sri Lankan team was not an easy task as they had remained unbeaten throughout the tournament. Their wonderful players Dilshan, Singakarra (captain), Jaysuria, Murlydaran and Malinga were determined to keep their victories going on. But on the other hand, Pakistanis had the inner determination (جذبہ) that they had to win this most crucial match as it could be the most precious gift for a nation, which has not seen any happiness for a long time due to its fight against the terrorists. Our bowlers Muhammad Aamir, Ajmal Saeed, Umer Gul and Shahid Afridi did not allow Sri Lanka to make a big total who had won the toss and batted first. They scored 138 on the loss of 6 wickets.
Pakistan in reply lost only two wickets of Shazaib Hassan and Kamram Akmal, and reached the target of 139 runs in the 19th over. Shahid Afridi scored 54 runs and also claimed a wicket. He was declared Man of the Match. After this victory whole Pakistani nation came out on the streets and started celebrating this great success. By this achievement Pakistan has given a message to the whole world that we are the best nation who can win even in the time of crisis. I congratulate all Pakistanis on this victory and wish that we can get more and more achievements in the future.
Long Live Pakistan! پاکستان زندہ باد
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Pakistan and Sri Lanka play Final in The Lords
20 Jun 2009 · Leave a Comment
Pakistan and Sri Lanka have managed to reach in the Final of World Twenty 20 World Cup in England. Both teams will fight for the Cup tomorrow in The Lords, London. Pakistani Team played a wonderful game against South Africa in Semi-Final and won the match by 7 runs. Sri Lanka beat West Indies in the Semi-Final and qualified to play the Final against Pakistan. Pakistani people are very happy over their team’s unpredicted good performance and they are hopeful that team will repeat the history of 1992 World Cup when Pakistan won unexpectedly.
Pakistani skipper Younis Khan is hopeful that his team will bring smiles on the faces of his countrymen who have lost the same due to the terrorism in Pakistan. Pakistani team is depending a lot on their in-form players Shahid Afridi, Kamran Akmal, Umer Gul, Younis Khan and Ajmal Saeed. Allah may bring us the victory as it will boost the moral of whole nation…Amin!
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Karachi: City of Lights or a Dark City?
18 Jun 2009 · Leave a Comment
Karachi is not only the largest city of Pakistan, but is also the business capital of the country. Karachi is termed as Mini Pakistan as people from all over Pakistan have settled here for jobs.
This beautiful and modern city is called “City of Lights (روشنیوں کا شہر)”. Unfortunately for last many hours this great cosmopolitan city has turned into a Dark City. Due to mismanagement of Karachi Electricity Supply Corporation (KESC), the electricity feeders tripped and till now more than 80% of the city is experiencing the worst electricity shut down. As usual our so called democratic government has not taken this issue very seriously, which may spark up the annoyance in the residents of Karachi. It is not only affecting the general public but also the industrial sector, which is already not doing well due to electricity load shedding, and lack of business from foreign countries due to recession and terrorism. Sindh Government must take serious action against the responsible KESC officials whose negligence has turned the City of Lights into a Dark City. Government must make sure that no such incident should ever be repeated again. I hope that electricity in Karachi will be restored before evening and residents of this great city will enjoy watching the T-20 World Cup Semi Final match between Pakistan and South Africa on their TV screens.
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Dr. Sarfraz Naeemi assassinated in Lahore
13 Jun 2009 · 4 Comments
It was a very bad day in the history of Pakistan yesterday (Friday, 12th June 2009) when Taliban terrorists killed a noble religious scholar Dr. Mufti Sarfraz Naeemi in his office in Lahore. A suicide bomber entered his office after the Friday prayer and blew himself. Dr. Naeemi was seriously wounded and he lost his life in the way to hospital. He was the head of Jamia Naeemia (a Sunni religious education centre). He was against suicidal attacks and terrorism in the name of Islam.
This event put the whole country into shock and depression as noone could guess that Taliban would start killing the innocent religious leaders. But at the same time now nation has got clear message that these illetrate Taliban are not even Muslims at all. They are injected and financed by the enemies of Islam and Pakistan and they don’t know what they are doing with Islam and Pakistan. Insha Allah Pakistan Army with the help of Allah and prayers and suport of Pakistani nation will very soon eliminate these elements.
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Irfan Khan proves his skills in movie ‘Billu Barber’
10 Jun 2009 · 1 Comment
On Monday, 8 June 2009 I got a chance to watch Shahrukh Khan’s production ‘Billu Barber’. The movie is indeed a must watch. Simple yet beautiful script captures your attention and does not allow you to leave until you finish the movie. Upcoming Bollywood actor Irfan Khan has played the title role of Billu, whereas Shahrukh Khan has played a secondary role. Lara Dutta has played the role of a village based housewife (Billu’s wife). In this movie Irfan Khan has proved that he has got great acting skills. The way he has performed role of a poor villager, who is a barber by profession, is highly appreciable. After showing his acting skills in Hollywood super hit ‘Slumdog Millionaire’, Irfan once again came up to the expectations of his fans. I would like to recommend all the readers to watch ‘Billu Barber’. No doubt Irfan has enrolled his name in the list of successful Khans in Bollywood. We wish Irfan Khan a very good film career.
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Racism everywhere!!!!!
5 Jun 2009 · 1 Comment
I was very sad to hear that in Melbourne, Australia some Aussie people attacked innocent Indian students. This is not anything new, especially in Australia. They are the people who give us immigration after we prove ourselves by meeting their very strict requirements. In these requirements, one is about recognition of our skills and job experience. After getting the immigration, when we go there, they people start RACISM. They say “We cannot offer you any job as you don’t have Australian experience”. Same thing happened with me and instead of having 5 year job experience and M.Sc. Environmental Engineering degree I could not get a job…
But unfortunartely, racism is everywhere. Even if you go to a night club or Disco, you will see racism. White skinned people can dance with any lady, whereas there is hardly any lady who will agree to dance with brown or black skinned people even if she herself is black skinned. Similarly people in the Gulf countries are paid based on their nationality or passport. I fear that these things will creat a great drift between the peoples of different countries in the near future and this world will no more be a peaceful place to live. We must fight against the racism at every level and show our support to those who are suffering because of it.
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Benefits of neighbourhood system in fighting against terrorism
31 May 2009 · Leave a Comment
In the past Pakistani people used to live in a great social way. They had a wonderful neighbourhood system. They knew who lived in their vicinity. At the same time they were always present to share others’ happiness and grief. Besides promoting love and care, this system was a very good tool of security. It was not possible for criminal people to get settled in such settlements where people had strong social network.
Unfortunately today people are so much busy and self centred that they don’t know even about their next door neighbours. They don’t have time to see each other. This behaviour has supported the terrorism. Now it’s very easy for the terrorists to get settled in any modern locality as nobody bothers about it. I would request the people of Pakistan to kindly think over this issue very seriously and revive their great neighbourhood system which will help in eliminating the terrorism that is our common challenge today. I am certain that this will help in discouraging the terrorists as they will be easily identified and arrested.
اردو میں: اگر ہم اپنی روایات پر نظر ڈالیں تو پاکستان میں ایک بہت اچھا محلہ داری نظام رہا ہے، جو اب بدقسمتی سے ختم ہوتا جا رہا ہے۔ پہلے لوگ اپنے ہمسایوں سے میل جول رکھتے تھے اور ان کی خوشی اور غمی میں شریک ہوتے تھے، جس سے نہ صرف آپس کی محبت اور بھائی چارے میں اضافہ ہوتا تھا بلکہ تحفظ بھی ملتا تھا کیونکہ کوئی دہشت گرد آسانی سے آ کر محلوں میں رہائش پذیر نہیں ہو سکتا تھا۔ لوگ ایک دوسرے سے اچھی طرح واقف ہوتے تھے۔
بدقسمتی سے آج کے ماڈرن زمانے میں لوگ اتنے مصروف اور خود غرض ہو گئے ہیں کہ کسی سے ملنا پسند ہی نہیں کرتے اور اپنے بالکل ساتھ والے ہمساؤں تک کے متعلق نہیں جانتے۔ اس کی وجہ سے آج دہشت گردوں کے لئے ماڈرن علاقوں میں گھر لینا اور رہنا بہت آسان ہو گیا ہے۔ میں پاکستانی لوگوں سے یہ گزارش کرنا چاہوں گا کہ براہ کرم محلہ داری نظام کو دوبارہ سے فروغ دیں تاکہ نہ صرف ہم ایک دوسرے کے کام آسکیں بلکہ دہشت گردی کا بھی خاتمہ کر سکیں جو آج ہمارا مشترکہ چیلنج ہے۔ مجھے یقین ہے کہ اس اقدام سے دہشت گردوں کی حوصلہ شکنی ہوگی اور وہ آسانی سے بے نقاب اور گرفتار ہو سکیں گے۔
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Shakti: A great Bollywood film
28 May 2009 · 1 Comment
Shakti can be regarded as a memorable movie from Bollywood. This is the only film made in which two great superstars Dileep Kumar and Amitabh Bachchan were cast. There is no other movie in which they both performed against one another. Story is about a small family. Dileep is Husband and Rakhee Gulzar is wife. Amitabh Bachchan is their only son. Dileep Sahib has played role of an honest policeman, who is too much loyal with his department. Amitabh Bachchan feels that his father does not love him and always supports the law extra ordinarily. The relation between the two is main root of the story. Samita Patel has played rols of Amitabh’s beloved wife. This is a must see movie as you will find both Dileep Kumar and Amitabh at their peak. However Indian Filmfare award for best actor was awarded to Dileep Kumar on his performance in this movie. Climax of the movie is just awesome when Amitabh dies in his father’s arms who had fired bullets on his own son in order to perform his duty honestly. Dialogues between the two giants in that scene are one of the best in the Indian film history. Songs of the movie are also very good. It is a treat to watch this movie….
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