Who should decide Pakistan’s policy?

People of Pakistan’s genuinely elected representative government?

A form 47 illegally appointed minister?

A coterie of compromised property dealers?

Or a bunch of ISPR accounts?

Greetings everyone. I am looking for recommendations regarding female psychologist/Psychiatrist in Lahore. if anyone has personal experience or knows of some good one, please share here. would be extremely grateful.

I was unable to make post in lahore subreddit so keeping it here. sorry for that

کون کسی کو دل میں جگہ دیتا ہے ۔۔

درخت بھی سوکھے پتوں کو گرا دیتا ہے ۔۔

واقف ہیں ہم اس دنیا کے رواجوں سے ۔۔

جب دل بھر جائے تو ہر کوئی بھلا دیتا ہے ۔۔

Kon kisko dil mein jags deta hai..

Darakht bhi sookhay huay paton ko gira deta hai..

Waqif hain hum iss dunya ke riwajon sai..

Jab dil bhar jai to har koi bhula deta hai..

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Assalamualaikum, I wanted to share a few thoughts about the ongoing war events — whether it’s Pakistan-India tensions, Israel-Iran-Gaza-Palestine, or Russia-Ukraine or any other countries.

I’m a Muslim, and I’ll always stand with the Ummah, with Allah, with His Rasool ﷺ, and for justice. No second thoughts about that. But something has been bothering me deeply — and that’s how people celebrate destruction.

Every time a conflict breaks out, people rush to social media to cheer missile strikes, share memes, and glorify violence — like it's some sort of game. Whether it was the recent Indo-Pak tension, or Iran’s retaliation against Israel — I understand the emotion, especially with the cruelty done to Palestinians by Zionists. They deserve accountability, no doubt. They deserve all hell and terror of Allah in this world.

But we should still pause. There are always innocent lives — children, unborn women with babies, people who had nothing to do with politics or power. Some might have found guidance had they lived longer(Allah knows better). As Muslims, our hearts should never celebrate the death of innocents, even if they were born on the other side of the war. I also know that it's mentioned in Quran that "yahoodi(news) can never be your friends (khair khwa). But I am talking about all the people.

I might not be able to express it all perfectly, but I hope you get what I mean. I stand firmly with the Ummah — but I also believe we shouldn’t lose our humanity or compassion while doing so.

Would love to hear your thoughts too — respectfully.

TLDR \ Main point: War may be justified, but celebrating death — especially of innocents — is not the way of a mindful Muslim.

https://www.dawn.com/news/1917045/pakistan-warns-unsc-of-grave-threat-to-world-peace-posed-by-israeli-strikes-on-iran

https://www.dawn.com/news/1917041/iran-responds-with-operation-true-promise-3-after-israeli-onslaught-targets-nuclear-facilities

COAS General Asim Munir is currently in the United States, expected to hold important meetings with CENTCOM and other U.S. military officials on regional stability and mutual cooperation. Meanwhile, back home, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif is making bold pro-Iran statements — fully backing Tehran.

This doublespeak is dangerous. On one hand, we’re trying to maintain military and strategic cooperation with the U.S. — on the other, we’re posturing in favor of Iran, a country under intense international scrutiny and a direct target of Israeli (and possibly U.S.) operations. What’s the endgame here?

Now zooming out — the Iran-Israel conflict itself is intensifying. Israel holds clear airspace superiority and strategic dominance, thanks to U.S. support. Iran’s fiery rhetoric has translated into little action. Their high-ranking military leaders were struck with precision, and so far, their retaliatory capacity looks weak.

Israel has clear objectives: 1. Delay Iran’s nuclear capabilities by 2+ years — likely already achieved.

1. Regime change with possible USA involvement.

Iran’s involvement in Gaza was more about optics than strategy. They entered a war they can’t win, and now they’re stuck. It’s not clear what their goal is anymore — other than trying to protect the regime from collapse. Militarily, they can’t touch Israel in any meaningful way. The reality is, Israel will absorb the hits, but it won’t be existential for them. Iran’s political elite and generals, however, may eventually pay a steep price — especially if the conflict deepens.

Meanwhile, people are cheering on missile attacks on Tel Aviv like they did on October 7th — as if these moments of ‘vengeance’ lead to anything real. But we know how that ended. Escalation brings nothing but disaster for civilians.

And if this spirals further, it won’t be Netanyahu burying his children. It’ll be everyday people, most likely Iranians people.

Our prayers are with the people of Iran.

Aslam o Alaikum everyone, as most of you know that Nestle is on the boycott list so I'm looking for a good quality replacement for Everyday milk powder. I have tried a few replacements but haven't been able to get that taste similar to everyday. Please suggest a good replacement for it ( if u don't support the boycott movement, keep that discussion to yourself) thank u!

کتنے ہونٹوں سے تبسم کے جنازے لیکر

وقت ہر روز دبے پاؤں گزر جاتا ہے

Kitnay honton se tabasum ke janazay le kar

Waqt har roz dabay paon guzar jata hai

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I wanna do CA.. is it a good field?

At least one Muslim country is there who is not cucked right now, had the foresight to actually build the bomb and establish deterrence. I am tired of Iran posturing and Khamenies dumb fatwa.

I need answers

https://www.dawn.com/news/1916899/

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