Dr. Muslim

Writer is an Assistant Professor at Iqra National University, with experience in academia and public health. With a commitment to addressing pressing societal issues, he has contributed on platforms like Mukaalama.
Follow:
11 Articles
Opinion

Why Does Pakistan’s Governance Feel Like a Runaway Train?

Opinion

Who’s Really Steering Pakistan’s Ship—And Why Does It Matter?

Opinion

The Unheard Emergency: Surgical Care Gaps and Rising Deaths in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Opinion

The Rise of Telemedicine in Pakistan: Bridging Gaps or Creating New Challenges?

Opinion

Why Can’t the Government Stop Prices from Suffocating Us?

The flags of India and Pakistan are lowered simultaneously at the Wagah Border. The crowd on the Pakistani side of the border are pictured.
Opinion

Jangst and Hateostalgia: The India-Pakistan Geoparalysis Beyond Pahalgam

Healthcare services in Pakistan
Opinion

The Rotten Core of Pakistan’s Healthcare: Kickbacks and Commissions

A female doctor with the International Medical Corps examines a woman patient at a mobile health clinic in Pakistan
Opinion

A Bitter Pill: How Pakistan’s Healthcare Fees Push Families to the Edge

Medical Malpractice
Opinion

The Cost of Silence: How Unreported Medical Errors Endanger Lives

APP Miftah
Opinion

The Rise of Awaam Pakistan Party (APP): A New Hope or Just Another Political Experiment?

On the day of Eid al-Fitr, the Sunni Arab people of Bandar Abbas after Eid prayers, visit each other in groups. In each house, guests are served with Arabic food and sweets. People wear their best clothes and children celebrate Eid by Eidi. Men usually wear traditional Arabic clothing. The smell of Arabic incense and coffee can be smelled from all houses. Visitation continues until the noon Azan.
Opinion

Eid Unfiltered: The Messy, Magical Holiday That Feels Like a Giant Family Hug