Qandeel Kashif

@agentjay2009 Back wen we had some spine!

What a historic night this was. Lahore rocked it! I remember Imran Khan being so proud of Pakistanis that day when he got our confirmation that this footage was real.

@HNadim87 Ok, all true. But is dfa to is dictator ne pehle hi ghr k mat maari hui hai. Agey aur kya krega?

I know learning from history isn't our forte, but it appears we also suffer from short-term memory loss. We have been here before, so many times, even until very recently. In Aug 2021, Pakistan helped the US end its 20 years long Afghan war. The Foreign Ministers from entire European nations flocked to Pakistan for help and support. Pakistan delivered. There was a feeling of so much winning and cheering, until reality hit hard. Starting October 2001, Pakistan was the front line state against the War on Terror. Bush called Gen Musharraf his personal friend. But no other country paid so dearly, than Pakistan. It's on record. Yet the world moved, and Pakistan still suffers from terrorism. Wait, there is more.. Pakistan played the single greatest role to end the Cold War, and helped the US win and become the sole superpower by running a Jihad against Soviet Union. In fact, a piece of Berlin Wall was gifted to a Pakistani soldier that made it happen. But right after, Pakistan got Pressler Amendments as a gift. Pakistan also played the most critical role by opening up US-China relations in 1971 by hosting Kissinger in Islamabad, and his secret trip to China. A few months later, Pakistan collapsed as a country, and saw the creation of Bangladesh. You know what's common between all these events? A military dictator, heightened geopolitical role, and tyranny at home. You don't need a fortune teller to predict the outcome of this latest round. You just need to look at the history. And before you comment that "it is different" the time; even that is not new. Literally every single dictator felt and said the same.

@brief_pk A fantastical idea that is easier said than done... A nation that depends on imports wud never give up their foreign luxuries. We jst dont care!

Stop celebrating loan approvals. Stop cheering IMF tranches. Stop treating debt as achievement. Pakistan is not a debtor nation by destiny it is one by policy failure. We sit on untapped mineral wealth, an under utilized workforce, and agricultural potential that most countries would envy. Yet our government and its media apparatus pop sherbet every time a foreign lender agrees to keep us on life support. This is not governance but managed dependency and normalizing it is a national embarrassment. Our singular, non-negotiable ambition must be self-sufficiency: building an economy that finances itself, employs its own people, and stops outsourcing its fiscal sovereignty to foreign-based institutions. Every headline that frames a loan disbursement as a "win" moves us further from that goal by making dependency feel acceptable.

@ayeshaijazkhan I grew up in ARAMCO too... But i thnk u have it all wrong. It wasnt abt giving only foreign women more rights it was giving foreigners a place where they cud feel more at home becoz they were majority there... I never found it weird or wrong.

I lived in Saudi Arabia and I have seen Americans consistently humiliate Saudis. Even at their Christmas fairs and Easter egg hunts in ARAMCO they used to subtly poke fun at Saudi outfits by making caricatures. Saudi laws never applied in ARAMCO. So while Saudi women couldn’t drive, American women in the military could. If it’s ok to give more rights to a foreign woman than your own, then you’ve already signed off on respect and honour.

There is no Pakistani – male, female, dead, alive, real, imagined – as famous as Imran Khan theguardian.com/world/2026/mar…

ایران نے کچھ دیر پہلے ایک بہت ہی معنی خیز ویڈیو جاری کی ہے اپ کے خیال میں اس کا کیا مطلب ہے ؟؟

@ArifAlvi Beautiful tribute! Thank u for sharing!

On this Mother's Day, I share my mother's 1937 BA degree from Agra University—in English Literature, Persian, and Urdu. She was among the first four Muslim women in all of India who had done so by 1937, shattering barriers in a world that deemed it a male domain. She once gently chided my youthful carelessness with studies: “Arif Mian! For those rare women who dared pursue knowledge, families made extraordinary accommodations. A curtain was drawn for purdah; a senior female relative sat vigil beside her.” Imagine the quiet courage—and the family debates—that must have unfolded in the Kirmani household to make it possible. Her certificate👇whispers volumes about the era: Look closely and you will find that they were printed entirely for “he,” every instance painstakingly amended by hand with a delicate 's' inserted before “he,” transforming it into “she.” A small, defiant stroke of ink against centuries of assumption. Yet today, my tribute extends far beyond one trailblazing mother. It honors Pakistan's founding mothers—Begum Hazrat Mahal of Awadh (Lucknow), who in 1857 led fierce resistance against the British, reclaiming dignity for her people after Awadh's annexation. And visionaries like Begum Azizunnisa, mother of Sir Syed; Bi Amma, mother of Maulana Mohammad Ali Johar; the indomitable Fatima Jinnah. But no acknowledgment is complete without saluting the extraordinary revolution unfolding before our eyes: the women of PTI. Their sacrifices mark a chapter unseen in world history—a conscious, collective political awakening and endurance. The first martyr was Zahra Shahid Hussain from my own constituency, gunned down by MQM assailants on the on the eve of the 2013 elections—a brutal silencing that only ignited greater resolve. Since then, the landscape has been etched with their sweat, tears, and blood: Waves of killings, savage beatings, torture, arbitrary arrests, and fabricated sentences. Among the brightest stars is my personal hero, the fearless Dr. Yasmin Rashid—physician, leader, cancer survivor—whose unyielding stand embodies grace under unimaginable pressure. This is @ImranKhanPTI's profound legacy: Inspiring women to scale heights never before reached in political sacrifice. Across wars and conflicts—from Palestine, Iran to the broader Muslim world—women have endured rape, murder, and devastation in staggering numbers. May Allah reward them all. Yet politically, as a deliberate movement of defiance and dignity, the women of Pakistan under PTI's banner have set a global benchmark of courage as never before in history which will record these legends and their stories. To my mother and to every woman who has turned sacrifice into strength: this Mother's Day is yours.

Withdraw the free petrol perk from bureaucracy, politicians, judges & generals immediately. If a person earning PKR 35,000/month has to bear fuel price hikes, why can’t these people earning in lakhs afford it? Fairness starts at the top. Retweet if you support this! 🇵🇰

@Junaid_Sahi The same foreign reserves that were at their all time highest wen he was ousted? Tht r depleted now?

Yup that was a brilliant move. It only caused Pakistan lose 6 billion dollar of foreign reserves in just 3 months. Crashed Pakistan Rupee into free fall Caused inflation of 40% and Made Pakistan beg IMF for a bailout. But at least Khan sahb still stayed handsome after it ❤️

@KazmiWajahat Wats so funny abt that? Apki Allah k hukmaranon ko to Trump se puchne k b himmat nhi. Aur usne konsa ijazat de deni inko

India literally had to take permission from the US to import fuel from Russia 😂

@bhoolgyaab @JattBoldaa Patwari patwari hi rehta hai... Akal to hai nhi.

سعودی امداد بند. ایران اور افغانستان سے بارڈر بند. پیٹرول 2 ہفتے کا رہ گیا ہے. یو اے ای اپنا پیسہ واپس مانگ رہا ہے ٹرمپ کی گود میں بیٹھ کر چین اور روس ناراض کردیا ہوا ہے. سائفک کے پتیلے میں تھوک لگا لگا کر گیلا کرتے ہیں لیکن وہ خشکی سے بدبو مار رہا ہے. ملک اس وقت کم سے کم بھی 50 سال پیچھے جا چکا ہے. آگے مہنگائی کا ایک طوفان سر اٹھا رہا ہے. حافظ جی کی اونچی اڑان دراصل ویلنٹائن ڈے پہ 11 ارب کے جہاز والی تھی.

@Asadrchaudhry Sharam tum ko ati nhi....

پاکستان اگر اپنے پتے صیح کھیل جائے، صرف اپنے اندرونی معاملات اور مایوسی پھیلانے والوں پر"ہارڈ سٹیٹ"بن کر قابو پالے۔ تو عرب ممالک کے شہری پاکستان میں اپنا"ایک گھر"اور"بنک اکاونٹ"بطور بیک اپ ضرور رکھا کریں گے۔ *عید کے بعد بھارت سے اگر پھر ٹاکرا ہو اور پاکستان پھر پہلے کی طرح جیت گیا تو پھر تو یہ سب بہت ہونا فورا شروع ہو جائے گا۔ ان شاء اللہ (اسد آر چوہدری) #واخان_ہمیں_چاہیے #واخان_پاکستان #Slectivehumanrights

@JoJoFromJerz Did u expect any more from a pedo and rapist? Thats UR bad...!

Trump didn’t fire Kristi Noem because she failed to respond to the floods in Texas which claimed the lives of at least 100 people. He didn’t fire her because Americans were murdered by her rabid masked goons. He didn’t fire her for posing for photos in front of human beings in cages like they were livestock. He didn’t fire her for racially profiling Latinos, African-Americans, Arab Americans and Asian Americans. He didn’t fire her because she was arresting legal permanent residents and US citizens and detaining them illegally. He didn’t fire her because she was keeping children in fetid, rancid concentration camps without access to clean water, fresh food or medical care. He didn’t fire her for turning our cities into militarized war zones. He fired her because she made him “look bad.” That was the red line. None of the other things were.

He ruled for 3.5 years until Bajwa removed his government through a regime change. In that time, every step he took, every decision he made, and every policy he passed was for Pakistan and its people. He understood the pulse of the nation. He never cared whether his statements were popular with the local or international establishment. He said what he believed was best for Pakistan. And if that was his “crime,” then it was simply this: he brought pride back to Pakistanis at home and abroad. #FreeImranKhanimmediately

@the_jiyaawan Meowslim cat!

@SHaiderRMehdi Every time i thnk they can fall any further, they drop the bar even lower! My flabbers are actually ghasted!

Update on Hamza Ali Khan, a Canadian citizen and PhD scholar at the University of Toronto, who was abducted in Lahore on the morning of February 19, 2026, by Pakistani military intelligence while conducting academic research. Sources indicate that he is currently being interrogated by intelligence agencies. The Canadian High Commission in Islamabad has been formally notified of his disappearance/abduction. The University of Toronto has also filed a report with Toronto Police regarding his disappearance. A missing persons report has been filed with local authorities in Pakistan, and a habeas corpus petition is being submitted before Pakistani courts. This is an extremely distressing and disturbing situation that may potentially cause significant harm to Hamza. Mark Carney @MarkJCarney, Anita Anand @AnitaAnandMP, the RCMP @rcmpgrcpolice @GAC_Corporate GAC and other Canadian leaders must act now before irreparable damage is done to a Canadian citizen incarcerated abroad.

@pearlyte4rs Guavas! 😥

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@andrewwtaste Cant stop thinking abt him. I cud be doing somethng so random, cooking, washing etc and suddenly i picture his face. My heart drops and im engulfed with saddness. I hate wat we have done 2 him. Yes its the establshment and pol parties fault, but we r equally 2 blame!

Not to sound dramatic but doesnt thinking about Imran Khan hurt you at all? bcs I can’t stop crying when I think about a leader who wasn’t just a Prime Minister but one of the greatest figures history has ever given us.

@BakwasNaKarain Ameen! Ameen! Suma Ameen!

A joint statement by former international captains Michael Atherton, Allan Border, Michael Brearley, Greg Chappell, Ian Chappell, Belinda Clark, Sunil Gavaskar, David Gower, Kim Hughes, Nasser Hussain, Clive Lloyd, Kapil Dev, Steve Waugh, John Wright on behalf of Imran Khan: "We, the undersigned former captains of our national cricket teams, write with deep concern regarding the reported treatment and incarceration conditions of Imran Khan, the distinguished former Captain of Pakistan and a legendary figure in world cricket. Imran Khan's contributions to the game are universally admired. As captain, he led Pakistan to their historic 1992 Cricket World Cup victory - a triumph built on skill, resilience, leadership, and sportsmanship that inspired generations across borders. Many of us competed against him, shared the field with him, or grew up idolizing his all-round brilliance, charisma, and competitive spirit. He remains one of the finest all-rounders and captains the sport has ever seen, earning respect from players, fans, and administrators alike. Beyond cricket, Imran Khan served as Prime Minister of Pakistan, leading his nation during a challenging period. Regardless of political perspectives, he holds the honour of having been democratically elected to the highest office in his country. Recent reports concerning his health - particularly the alarming deterioration of his vision while in custody - and the conditions of his imprisonment over the past two and a half years have caused us profound concern. As fellow cricketers who understand the values of fair play, honour, and respect that transcend the boundary rope, we believe that a person of Imran Khan's stature deserves to be treated with the dignity and basic human consideration befitting a former national leader and a global sporting icon. We respectfully urge the Government of Pakistan to ensure that Imran Khan receives: Immediate, adequate and ongoing medical attention from qualified specialists of his choosing to address his reported health issues. Humane and dignified conditions of detention in line with international standards, including regular visits by close family members. Fair and transparent access to legal processes without undue delay or hindrance. Cricket has long been a bridge between nations. Our shared history on the field reminds us that rivalry ends when the stumps are drawn - and respect endures. Imran Khan embodied that spirit throughout his career. We call on authorities to honour it now by upholding the principles of decency and justice. This appeal is made in the spirit of sportsmanship and common humanity, without prejudice to any legal proceedings"