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@fjriwlpq Sub-plots.

@pseudowitch6 where does Professor Jiang and Professor Khayyam fit in this?

I love the word “architecture”. Takes things out of abstraction, imparts physical properties, hierarchies. I’m offended when some of you call it AI-slang

@MHuzaifaNizam So much of Urdu literature from that time is filled with random mentions of a white couple roaming around in Peshawar or travelling to south Punjab to a Sufi shrine. The trail was the biggest cultural causality of Afghan war.

If you know anyone from Khyber Pukhtunkhwa who was around during the 60s, ask them to tell you stories of the hippy trail. My friend’s grandfather drove all the way from Berlin to Peshawar in the early 60s. Even got lost somewhere in Yugoslavia.

@AGDugin Such a handsome man and yet you somehow found a picture where he doesn’t look the most flattering. Not good gramps

@TheFeralWitch I’m pretty sure I came across a video of him talking about this couplet. But I’ll have to dig very deep to find it.

@pseudowitch6 دیکھا ہے ملوکیتِ افرنگ نے جو خواب ممکن ہے کہ اُس خواب کی تعبیر بدل جائے تہران ہو گر عالمِ مشرق کا جنیوا شاید کرۂ ارض کی تقدیر بدل جائے -اقبال Guess he wasn't wrong 🤷🏻

I think it’ll hurt none of you to gift me an Al-Attaus book set (hard paper back please)

@QasimZaidi_ I’ve been trying to find them. Can find only a few within articles. Please drop a link if you have any.

@pseudowitch6 Have you read the ghazals by Ayatollah Khomeini?

@guldaar Liberty books

@pseudowitch6 Where did you get this from? 😓

@fay_alif And then after every ten pages, there’s a badly translated oddly places Urdu couplet

My most hated Pakistani authors’ way of writing is: She sat in the open sehen on the charpoye, chaukri maar kay. Her heavy breast heaving in the June summer, a trademark of her Punjabi roots, as she drank down the lassi da jag. She waited for her sartaj to come home as the sky turned a dusky pink, the exact color of her valimay ka jora that her old saas made her wear.

@SaadInCyber They’ve named it “roaring lion”. You’re all free to use pattern recognition here :)

Iran has named their operation "Siege of Khyber" meanwhile Israelis are gonna come up with cringe shit like operation Iron Panties or something.

@lallathurayya Yayyyy

This was supposed to be a surprise 😹

@lallathurayya Girl I need to pick more of your brain please start a podcast

Ibn Arabi is the level of esotericism that naturally happens when you’re born from an amazigh matrilineal heritage

In a male dominated society, a father broke his back so his daughter could study. She worked harder, became a doctor, and was doing her duty when she was killed by a man who could not accept a woman saying no. This was not madness. It was the thinking that the killer is a superior human being. Carl Jung warned that what a society refuses to confront turns violent. We must confront this mindset. I would humbly advise policy makers to ensure hospitals are treated as red zones, with armed police on duty under direct command of MS , instant arrest for any abuse of medical staff, lifetime bans from public facilities for offenders, and absolute institutional backing for women doctors. Fear must shift from women to men who think they are untouchable.

Nobody: Imran Khan:

@lallathurayya Hunted them down in different museums over the world, wish I could get my hands on one 😭

The ummah yearns for astrolabes

My older cousin got pregnant at 29 after years of saying she wasn’t sure she even wanted kids. When she finally decided she did, it felt intentional. Thought out. Safe. At 14 weeks she developed intense itching on her hands and feet. She mentioned it at her appointment. The nurse said pregnancy does weird things to skin. She went home with lotion samples. The itching got worse. She couldn’t sleep. She called again. They told her it was probably hormones. At 28 weeks she noticed the baby wasn’t moving as much. At the hospital they found no heartbeat. They called it “one of those unexplained stillbirths.” She drowned in that word. Unexplained. Her marriage didn’t survive the silence that followed. He wanted to try again immediately. She was terrified. They divorced two years later. At 45 she was reading about intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy and felt sick. The symptoms matched exactly. She requested her old labs. Her bile acid levels had been elevated. The result was flagged. No one had followed up. No medication. No monitoring plan. Just lotion. It wasn’t random. It was missed. She spent years thinking her body failed quietly. It turns out it had been asking for help the whole time.

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Acquiring aircraft for April is simply not feasible. No leasing company is currently willing to provide planes to Pakistan, and the few that might are demanding exorbitantly high lease rates. For context, an outright purchase of an A320neo would cost around $88 million. Let's focus on realistic expectations instead. Separately, the Gulfstream G500 is intended exclusively for VVIP operations and has no connection whatsoever to Air Punjab.