Why Fashion Matters
Khadija Hassan Feb 19, 2005 interacts: 15According to Frieha Altaf, “Fashion in Pakistan is and always has been for the elite. It has two effects: a trickle-up effect, when street fashion
Five Centuries Ago Tomorrow
Haroon Moghul Apr 1, 2003 interacts: 61I Can See The Future -- And it’s Ottoman
Shaykh Sa’di of Shiraz: Persian poet and Sufi Master
Asif Naqshbandi Sep 6, 2002 interacts: 16He was from amongst the greatest of the Sufis
A Movement in Religious Nationalism: Jami’at-ul-Ulama-i-Hind
Unknown Nov 11, 2003 interacts: 149With the decline of Moghal empire in India and failure of Sepoy mutiny, prominent followers of Shah Wali-Ullah like Muhammad Qasim Nanautawi (1833-77) and Rashid
Quandary in Quantum Mechanics
Mohammad Gill May 5, 2003 interacts: 18Quantum mechanics began in a cloud of doubts and hesitation and these doubts still remain
The Enigmatic Smile Lives On
Tariq Aqil Aug 26, 2003 interacts: 11For her journey to America the Mona Lisa was in fact treated like nothing less than royalty.
Turkey’s Ottoman: Era-Octopus Like Linkages
Gajendra Singh Jan 15, 2004 interacts: 12In the Caucasian region not only the geological plates grind against each other making it earthquake prone, but strategically too it has been the clash
The Company Bahadar
Nazar Khan Jul 23, 2004 interacts: 168
In its 250 years, it expanded to rule most of India, founded Hong Kong and Singapore, held Napolean a prisoner
Roshni
Aditya Mukherjee Jul 24, 2008 interacts: 14
In the stillness of the evening, the quietness of a beautiful garden, the most powerful man in the world has
Hyderabad’s Rare Book Seller
Ayub Khan Jan 21, 2008 interacts: 29Described by a writer in Anthropology Today as “one of the few antiquarian book shops in India” the book store itself is the size of
A Convert’s Complaint: Analyzing Naipaul’s Views on Islam
Zafar Anjum Feb 26, 2002 interacts: 302Naipaul claims that Islam asks its followers to abandon their past histories, culture, and identities
Flexible Relations and Post-Fordist Globalization
Taimur Rahman Apr 23, 2003 interacts: 11This paper will critically analyse some aspects of the debate surrounding the transformation of the world economy and the process called ‘globalisation’
A Visit to My Hometown Kakori in Lucknow
Shams ` Alavi Aug 3, 2004 interacts: 31Situated barely fifteen kilometers from Lucknow, the town is as much known for its fine variety of mangoes and kebabs as for the anciently grand
Destruction of World’s Eastern Heritage in Iraq
Gajendra Singh Nov 25, 2003 interacts: 51There was an international cry and outrage in April and May, when following the collapse of the Saddam Hussein regime, US armed forces as the
Remembering the Presidential Election of 1965
Yasser Latif Hamdani Sep 6, 2007 interacts: 205Today Musharraf looks to Benazir Bhutto to rescue him from his spot between devil and the deep blue sea. He forgets what her father did


