This article exposes the hypocrisy within the TTP (Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan), revealing how the group manipulates religious extremism to justify its actions while blatantly disregarding the very principles it claims to uphold. The piece discusses the contradictions between their rhetoric and actions, highlighting how the TTP exploits religion for political gain and control, at the expense of true Islamic values.
Criterion Quarterly
Vol 09-2 (Apr/Jun 2014)
Pakistani Pluralism and the Question of Shariat
This article examines the tension between Pakistani pluralism and the implementation of Shariat law. It explores the ongoing debate between religious governance and secularism, raising important questions about the future of national unity in a country defined by its diverse social fabric.
Building Bridges: The Shared History of Muslims, Christians, and Jews
This article explores the relationships between Muslims, Christians, and Jews, highlighting periods of historical coexistence and religious differences. It emphasizes the importance of interfaith relations and the shared history that connects these Abrahamic faiths, offering reflections on how these dynamics have shaped interactions through time.
The Indus Waters Treaty – Negotiation, Implementation, New Challenges, and Future Prospects
This article explores the significance of the Indus Waters Treaty as a crucial water-sharing agreement between India and Pakistan. It examines the history of its negotiation, the intricacies of its implementation, and the new challenges that threaten its future. The article also offers insights into potential future prospects for cooperation amidst rising geopolitical tensions and climate change.
Rear Mirror: British Invasions and Retreats from Afghanistan
This article takes a historical look at the British invasions and subsequent retreats from Afghanistan, analyzing the outcomes of these military campaigns. It reflects on the historical lessons learned from these encounters and their lasting impact on modern foreign intervention in the region, offering valuable insights for today’s geopolitical strategies.
Who Runs Our Foreign Policy?
This article examines the intricate power dynamics that shape Pakistan’s foreign policy, questioning the balance between military influence and civilian leadership. It delves into the decision-making process that governs the country’s geopolitical strategy, highlighting the tug-of-war between these key actors in defining Pakistan’s role on the global stage.
Christianity: A Muslims’ Understanding
This article explores Christianity from a Muslim understanding, highlighting both shared values and theological differences. It emphasizes the importance of interfaith dialogue to bridge gaps between these faiths, fostering mutual respect and deeper connections. Through examining core beliefs and overlapping principles, the article encourages readers to appreciate the common ground that exists between Christianity and Islam.
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