Dr. Abdul Alim is a national of Pakistan and is a physician with specialization in Public Health from University of Texas at Houston USA. He is a member of the reformist, democratic and moderate Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam which inspires his deep commitment to Human Rights, Social Justice, Peace and Secularism. He is an author and Editor on Islam, for The Muslim Times (www.themuslimtimes.Info), a global blog highlighting the positive and true character of Islam as a basis for peace building.
Professionally he is a member of Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan and UN Development Policy Network. He has more than 20 years of work experience in development management related to governance in social sectors, more specifically in public policy, programme planning, and monitoring and evaluation. For the last 15 years he has worked with the United Nations in the developing world covering countries in South Asia, South East Asia, CEE/CIS, and the Middle East.
Youtube: In this video the fourth head of Ahmadiyya Movement explains the issue as to why Sir Zafarullah Khan didn’t say Namaze Janaza of Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan. Watch two parts
Youtube: Listen to Sir Chaudhry Zafarullah Khan Sahib, Pakistan’s First Foreign Minister. A radio programme on NPR’S with Bob Edwards was dedicated to the life of Sir Chaudhry Mohammad Zafarullah Khan Sahib. Recorded on 24th July 2010 More: Category Education
Quaid-e-azam-history.blogspot.com: Quotes about Jinnah Few individuals significantly alter the course of history. Fewer still modify the map of the world. Hardly anyone can be credited with creating a nation-state. Mohammad Ali Jinnah did all three. (Prof. Stanley Wolpert, Jinnah of Pakistan (1984). Gandhi died by the hands of an assassin; Jinnah […]
Times of India: NEW DELHI: India’s leading Islamic seminary Darul Uloom has issued a fatwa, saying “photography is unlawful and a sin”, even though Saudi Arabia allows photographers inside the holy city of Mecca and live telecast of ‘namaz’ is beamed on Islamic channels across the world. Mufti Abdul Qasim Nomani, Mohtamim […]
RN Encounter: by Kerry Stewart. Australians used to perform many rituals that taught the young to be grateful—from grace to manners to the oft heard childhood refrain about ‘children in Africa’. But as the modern world has imprinted the ethics of the marketplace onto institutions like schools and the family, […]
Mailoneline: Muslim students have been banned from wearing religious veils into a college because of fears regarding security. Teenagers at Birmingham Metropolitan College have been told to remove any items […]
Huff Post: Rev. Dr. Katharine Rhodes Henderson. A Stone of Hope: The Multifaith Movement for Justice and the Urgent Need to Move Freedom Forward Religious voices that have exemplified a tone of division and exclusion, and advanced ideas of individual rights, have too long-dominated our public discourse. A growing body […]
HRW: (New York) – Available evidence strongly suggests that Syrian government forces were responsible for chemical weapons attacks on two Damascus suburbs on August 21, 2013. These attacks, which killed hundreds of civilians including many children, appeared to use a weapons-grade nerve agent, most likely Sarin. The 22-page report, “Attacks on […]
Guardian: Sir David Attenborough warns against large families and predicts things will only get worse People should be persuaded against having large families, says the broadcaster and naturalist Sir David […]
Huff Post: by Peter J. Rubenstein. Choosing Your Legacy We all wear masks. We wear a mask to hide our self-perceived faults and weakness: the mask of certainty when we are shaken, the mask of gregariousness when we might be shy the mask of humor when we’re hurting, the mask […]
Geoff’s Shorts A former short story blog. On Discussing Islam Yesterday I sent the following two tweets: If you’re a Muslim who spends time online threatening Ahmadiyya Muslims, know that you aren’t giving a favourable impression of Islam. — Geoff Shorts (@geoffsshorts) September 5, 2013 If you’re an Ahmadiyya Muslim who […]
Huff Post: The Metropolitans of Aleppo in Syria, Mar Gregorios Youhanna Ibrahim and Boulos (Paul) Yazigi were abducted April 22nd, 2013 by ‘unknown persons’ and their fate is still in question. This repulsive event is just one of many serious examples of the increasing persecution that Christians are now experiencing in the […]
Published on Apr 3, 2013 Al Jazeera English investigated one of the world’s most stupidest laws. All copyright for this video belongs to Al Jazeera. This video is uploaded for Educational purposes. watch:
Russia Today: Leaders of France’s 6 million Muslims have been discouraged by the new ‘secularism charter’ designed to toughen rules banning religion from schools. Critics say it’s unsuitable for modern-day […]
Press TV: The English Defence League, the EDL, are back in the capital, London with the usual controversy – and counter protests. The far right group had wanted to march […]
Health: by Laura Newcomer. Put down those saucer cups and get chugging, tea is officially awesome for our health. Before loading up on Red Zinger, make sure that “tea” is actually tea. Real tea is derived from a particular plant (Camellia sinensis) and includes only four varieties: green, black, white, […]
Russia Today: The European Union says the Syrian government was the likely perpetrator of the Damascus chemical attack on August 21, but that it will not be rushed into any military action before an official UN report is released. “Information from a wide variety of sources confirms the existence of […]
Global Post: Catholics worldwide held a day of fasting and prayer for peace in Syria joined by Jews, Muslims and Orthodox Christians, with Pope Francis set to host a mass vigil on […]
Huff Post: Jaweed Kaleem. Twenty years ago, Evgenia Cherkasova and Elena Kornilov were doctoral students in their mid-20s, living in the same housing complex at Penn State University. As they pursued their degrees — Cherkasova in philosophy, Kornilov in physics — both started families, and to take a break from […]