An 18-year-old boy joined a militant organization. His father and brothers tried everything they could to stop him but failed. At an age when he was still young and easily influenced, he made a choice that changed everything. Whether he is alive or not, the pain for the family remains the same.

His father, who spent years working hard — selling orchards and other belongings — just to build a home and secure a better life for his children, now watches everything fall apart. The house they built with dreams and sacrifices has been demolished, leaving the family in deep sorrow.

The administration has every right to take strong action against him, even to fight him till the end — and the family does not oppose that. But a simple question remains for every citizen:
Is it fair to make an entire family suffer for the actions of one young boy?

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It was not about war on religion
But atrocity on kashmir,
It is not ist time when innocents have been targeted
by secterian extremists who not only want to disturb communial harmony but also fire of hatred among masses,
Muslims ,hindus, sikh all have been subjected to brutal killings,this time it was about Hindus, Tommorow it will be any one,
If we look at the kashmir demographic we have been disturbed from beginning of geographical wars,
Our minds are been tortured,
Our hopes are been buried ،
#innocents matter #

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Change is vital. In the last decade, Kashmir has witnessed significant transitions in academics and social life. While academic grades have improved, mental well-being has declined. However, there are promising signs of a brighter future. Some young individuals in their early 20s are uniquely embracing this transition, reviving the lost legacy of academicians while also focusing on social empowerment. Their adaptability goes beyond academic achievements, as they exhibit strong leadership qualities. The Alpha generation is likely to have a much greater impact than the previous generation of academicians, social thinkers, and philosophers.

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While our brothers in Palestine, Sham, and Yemen are being ruthlessly killed, and our mothers are being tortured, some of our sectarian leaders continue to mislead the Ummah with unnecessary debates that do not belong on public pulpits.

Alhamdulillah, in recent years, the debate over 8 or 20 Rak’ah Taraweeh has almost disappeared in Kashmir, except for a few cases. Yet, some so-called scholars misuse the pulpit just to stay in the spotlight.

Wallahi, it hurts to see our brothers and children being killed, our scholars imprisoned, and some blind followers singing the praises of those who have wronged us. How can we be like this?

May Allah guide us to the truth.
May Allah protect us from the fitnah of materialism.

This is a reminder first for myself and then for my audience.

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Find yourself,
To resolve what is been solved,
To grasp what is been discovered already

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Oneday we will meet again
May be not in perfect plan
Hope will meet with no grudges
Will ensure blessings and love
Some stories of time
Some memories of Love
One day we will meet again just to be stranger again

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End up on nothing,
No matter what goes on
But the end should be good enough
To open the doors of mercy for us

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As we grow older,we realise how silenced is valued over arugement ،how analysis is valued over judgements and how advice is valued over criticism -Giving space to qualities over quantities is realised in late twenties ,when you are facing all the rules of life, escaping from financial dependency to dependency of emotions, turning coin from day dreaming to accept challenge and rejections,
We embrace it all with open arms

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It just takes 10 years
Of their dream to turn
Into reality,
They just wished
and we did for them
#mental slavery of our generation #

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Plenty of qualities of Alpha generation,
But morally they are most corrupted,
As their only source of dopamine
Is slang words of gen Z,
Society is made up of morals,
Let's contribute with ethics

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