This article uses the metaphor of sandcastles to reflect on the transience of human ambitions and the constructs we create. It invites readers to engage in reflection on the impermanence of our endeavors and the deeper truths about human nature.
Criterion Quarterly
Philosophy
Uncovering the Dark Roots of Fundamentalism: How Extremism Took Root in the Muslim World
This article traces the roots of fundamentalism, focusing on its ideological origins within the Muslim world. It analyzes the socio-political factors that have contributed to the rise of extremism and reflects on how these ideas have shaped modern conflicts and ideologies in South Asia and beyond.
Turning on the Faucets of Thought
This article encourages readers to open the “faucets of thought,” fostering deeper intellectual engagement and critical thinking. It explores the power of reflection and philosophy in enriching our understanding, challenging readers to think beyond surface-level interpretations and engage meaningfully with ideas that shape our worldview.
Inaugural Note
This inaugural note addresses Pakistan’s critical journey toward socio-political stability, emphasizing the importance of national development amidst economic challenges. With a global perspective, it discusses the urgent need for cohesive strategies that can bridge domestic and international aspirations, setting a hopeful tone for the country’s future.
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