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Celebrate Pakistan's Independence Day: A Tribute to Freedom and Unity Every year on August 14th, the heart of Pakistan beats with an extra pulse of patriotism and pride as the nation commemorates its hard-fought journey toward freedom. Pakistan's Independence Day is a time of reflection, unity, and exuberance as the country pays homage to the sacrifices made by its heroes and renews its commitment to progress and prosperity. This day holds deep significance in the history of Pakistan, marking the moment when the shackles of colonial rule were shattered, and a new dawn of self-determination emerged. The struggle, led by visionaries such as Muhammad Ali Jinnah, ignited a spark that eventually led to the birth of a sovereign nation. The green and white flag, symbolizing the nation's Muslim heritage and minorities, proudly flutters in the wind, representing the diversity and unity that define Pakistan. It's a day of honoring the past, embracing the present, and forging a path toward a brighter, more prosperous tomorrow. #digitalsurgeons #itbusiness #itagency #developercommunity #developmentcompany

WHAT IS THE ONE OF THE BIGGEST MISTAKE MAN CAN MAKE? In hearts ablaze 🔥, potential takes its flight ✈ , No bounds can hold, when we dare to dream and fight. One such example is of Malala Yousafzai, a Pakistani Educationist Malala Yousafzai's remarkable journey from defying the Taliban's ban on girls' education in her hometown of Swat Valley, Pakistan, to surviving a gunshot to the head and subsequently becoming the youngest-ever Nobel Prize laureate at 17 for her tireless advocacy of education, exemplifies the limitless potential of the human spirit to overcome adversity and make an indelible impact on the world. The human potential is enormous! 💫 But I still didn't answer "What is one of the biggest mistakes that man can make?" Today's quote on TRANSFORMATION exactly reveals this (link in the comments) Do read it and let me know if you agree! #blogging #selfdevelopment #inspirationalquotes

I just LOVE Malala Yousafzai and her story. It is inspirational and shows the power of education and human will. In a world where adversity can stifle the pursuit of education, Malala emerges as a symbol of unwavering courage and a fierce advocate for the right to education. 📚 📜 Blogging for Change: At the age of 11, Malala started blogging anonymously for BBC Urdu, detailing her life under the Taliban's rule and advocating for girls' education. Her brave words caught global attention, and she became an international symbol of the fight for education. 🔴 Surviving an Assassination Attempt: In 2012, tragedy struck when Malala was targeted by the Taliban for her advocacy. A gunshot to the head left her in critical condition, but her survival became a rallying cry for the global campaign supporting her cause. Malala not only recovered but continued her activism with even greater determination. 🌍 Global Impact: Malala co-authored the memoir "I Am Malala," sharing her story with the world. In 2014, she became the youngest-ever Nobel Prize laureate, emphasizing the importance of education for all children. 🎓 Malala Fund: Together with her father, Malala established the Malala Fund, dedicated to ensuring 12 years of free, safe, and quality education for every girl. The fund advocates for policy changes and supports grassroots initiatives to empower girls through education. 💪 Key Takeaways: Courage in the Face of Adversity: Malala's resilience teaches us to persevere in the pursuit of our convictions, even when faced with formidable challenges. Global Advocacy: Her journey underscores the global impact that an individual can have in advocating for a crucial cause. Education as Empowerment: Malala's dedication to education reflects the transformative power it holds in empowering individuals and communities. 🌈 Closing Thoughts: Malala Yousafzai's story is a testament to the transformative power of education and the impact that one person's courage can have on the world. Let's draw inspiration from her journey as we work towards creating a more equitable and educated future for all. 🌟 Who inspires you in the realm of education and advocacy? Share your thoughts and let's celebrate those who drive positive change! 🌍 #MalalaYousafzai #EducationAdvocacy #Courage #Inspiration #GlobalChange

In the light of current events and challenges in our world, it's essential to reflect upon the timeless lessons we can draw from history and sacred texts. The verses from the Quran, Surah Az-Zukhruf (Chapter 43, Verses 51-53), capture a message that resonates with contemporary issues, especially in a country like Pakistan. 🌍 "And Pharaoh proclaimed among his people: 'My people, do I not have dominion over Egypt, and are these streams not flowing beneath me? Can't you see? Am I better or this contemptible man who is scarcely able to express himself? Why were bracelets of gold not bestowed upon him? Why did a retinue of angels not accompany him as attendants?'" 🌍 These verses hold relevance in today's world, where leaders often tout their power and privilege, while questioning the worthiness of others who may not conform to their definition of success or eloquence. In Pakistan and many other nations, we can draw parallels to the struggles for justice, equality, and the dignity of every individual: 1️⃣ Leadership and Humility: Just as Pharaoh saw himself as superior, we should remember that leadership is not about privilege but about serving the people with humility and compassion. 2️⃣ Economic Disparities: The reference to "bracelets of gold" highlights the stark economic disparities in our societies. It's a reminder to address poverty and inequality. 3️⃣ Acceptance and Inclusion: The verses underscore the need to accept and include all voices, regardless of their background, abilities, or eloquence. We must not dismiss the potential of individuals based on preconceived notions. 4️⃣ Guardian Angels: While the notion of angels may be metaphorical, it emphasizes the importance of empathy, compassion, and support for those in need. Today, we can take inspiration from these verses and apply them to our lives. Let us advocate for inclusive and compassionate leadership, work towards economic justice, and ensure that every voice is heard and valued in our society. In a world facing various challenges, let these verses serve as a reminder that true power lies in our collective ability to uplift one another, promote justice, and create a society where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. #Reflections #Leadership #Equality #Compassion #Pakistan #WorldAffairs

One of the women who inspired me. A real fighter, Malala Yousafzai. She has not only seen the Taliban’s shutting down girls’ schools in her hometown, Swat Valley but also but also enforcing harsh punishments for those who defied their orders – the most extreme being the use of suicide bombing. From her first speech, 'How Dare the Taliban Take Away My Basic Right to Education?' to become the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Here’s 5 lessons I’ve learned from her not-so-easy journey: 1. Speaking up is not always easy, but necessary. Your silence will not protect you ever.   2. You don’t have to stop when you aren’t seeing any results. Remember why you held on for so long in the first place. 3. Being brave doesn't mean you're not scared. Bravery is accepting that something else is more important than your fears. COURAGE > fear. 4. When faced with uncertainties, a determined mindset helps to silence the inner critic and focus on your capabilities. 5. One day you’ll thank yourself for not giving up. The ultimate takeaway? Be a force for good. #transformelearning #transforme #sandracolhando #leadershipcoach #leadership #fighter

Israel values life. Naama Levy is typical Israeli, representing all the good values that Israeli people learn from childhood. She volunteered helping kids. She was part of Israeli-Palestinian peace organizations. "I have friends in Palestine" she said to horrific monsters Ham*s that kidnapped her. She really thought it is going to help. Where are her "friends from Palestine" now? Did they pretend to be her friends? Or are they quiet because they are afraid of Ham*s? Anyway, they are only a very small group, individuals. They do not represent Palestinian society as a whole and that it something the world has to understand. Hi world, you cannot save Palestinian people from horrible indoctrination without realizing and acknowledging that it exists. For generations, Radical Islamic Regimes and UN are poisoning children in West Bank and Gaza with the most horrible education, with the most horrible values: de*th and m*rder. The result is that children poisoned by such education grow up to be adults who want to m*rder and to be martyred for the sake of m*rder. Social media algorithms limit us when we try to explain this horror. But you, people of the world, don't need our explanations because the information is easy to find. Ham*s leaders billionaires admit to this openly - they want to martyr civilian population for the goal of wars, m*rder, destruction, and earning their billions from all this. People of the world, stop supporting the horror. The world had enough. Don't let the abusers win. Let's unite together and create pressure on Islamic Republic of Iran proxies Ham*s to release all the hostages, all the women that they are r*ping, children, elderly people, and surrender. And let's hope someone takes responsibility to change the whole education in Palestinian society. And the we can hope for peace. Israelis always hope for peace. #future #sustainability #middleeast

In the light of current events and challenges in our world, it's essential to reflect upon the timeless lessons we can draw from history and sacred texts. The verses from the Quran, Surah Az-Zukhruf (Chapter 43, Verses 51-53), capture a message that resonates with contemporary issues, especially in a country like Pakistan. 🌍 "And Pharaoh proclaimed among his people: 'My people, do I not have dominion over Egypt, and are these streams not flowing beneath me? Can't you see? Am I better or this contemptible man who is scarcely able to express himself? Why were bracelets of gold not bestowed upon him? Why did a retinue of angels not accompany him as attendants?'" 🌍 These verses hold relevance in today's world, where leaders often tout their power and privilege, while questioning the worthiness of others who may not conform to their definition of success or eloquence. In Pakistan and many other nations, we can draw parallels to the struggles for justice, equality, and the dignity of every individual: 1️⃣ Leadership and Humility: Just as Pharaoh saw himself as superior, we should remember that leadership is not about privilege but about serving the people with humility and compassion. 2️⃣ Economic Disparities: The reference to "bracelets of gold" highlights the stark economic disparities in our societies. It's a reminder to address poverty and inequality. 3️⃣ Acceptance and Inclusion: The verses underscore the need to accept and include all voices, regardless of their background, abilities, or eloquence. We must not dismiss the potential of individuals based on preconceived notions. 4️⃣ Guardian Angels: While the notion of angels may be metaphorical, it emphasizes the importance of empathy, compassion, and support for those in need. Today, we can take inspiration from these verses and apply them to our lives. Let us advocate for inclusive and compassionate leadership, work towards economic justice, and ensure that every voice is heard and valued in our society. In a world facing various challenges, let these verses serve as a reminder that true power lies in our collective ability to uplift one another, promote justice, and create a society where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. #Reflections #Leadership #Equality #Compassion #Pakistan #WorldAffairs

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My message to the good people of Nigera on behalf of WEISF. Let's continue to pray for our dear nation. I love my great country against all odds. The issues that sank Nigeria are Tribalism triggered by unhealthy competition initiated by people who couldn't stomach the rise of a particular part of Nigeria to greatness. Don't get me wrong, if only the people are united for good, no one will think of leaving this country. We hide behind tribalism and Religion to hatch sentiments. At 63, people do all they can to push this black nation. They lied, cheated, fought, killed, and destroyed the whole process in the country that can bring a level playing field for all the country, because they know that tribe will race ahead again. Fight against that tribe meant that they had to cut corners with the truth, cutting their chances down just to make sure nobody rises, if it means the successful region will rise faster. So standards were lowered, educationally, financially and socially, it became okay to lie about things on social medias, national TV, as long as you will be seen to be against that tribe, you will be forgiven. Hence, institutions had to be killed, processes had to be destroyed, procedures had to be abolished for the tribal Lords to unfairly climb up to twist the truth. What then do you think? of course the end result becomes the elevation of haters, criminals and illiterates who cares less about the general wellbeing of our great nations Are you proud of your country Nigera? We must ask these questions individually as we celebrate Nigera 🇳🇬 at 63. Let's support her leadership promote peace by actions and not eyes service. Together we rise! Long live #FederalRepublicofNigera Long live the great people of #Nigera Long live women for Equality Inclusion and Sustainability Foundation (WEISF)

A Year of Resilience and Rebuilding: The past year has been a testament to our collective strength and unyielding spirit. We embarked on a journey of rebuilding and through workshops, seminars, and community outreach initiatives, we kept the flame of activism alive. As we look back, two prominent events from last year come to the forefront of our journey: 1) Our enlightening discourse on press freedom in Pakistan offered an insight into the lives of the valiant journalists and the courage it takes for them to share truth, often at the risk of personal safety. We delved deeper into the intricate struggles that journalists face in our country and the paramount importance of transparency and truth in this profession. 2) In yet another impactful event, we embraced the imperative of religious tolerance in Pakistan. Distinguished advocates from various minority communities graced our platform, sharing their compelling narratives. Their stories served as a poignant reminder of the significance of understanding and embracing diversity. We are excited to carry forward this momentum into the coming year, hosting talks and events that continue to steer positive change within our society. Our journey has just begun. #AmnestyInternational #AmnestyLUMS #HumanRights