Valentine in Pakistan

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Matlab jhund utari = god bharai.. :hmmm:

7 Nasl ke phal ( Now I understand why they say phooto phalo, doodho nahao)

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:smack2: Jhund utrawi = ball utarwai
with lot of rich peoples around who will give money to kid and her mother. After a great dinner bacha khucha khana faqeeroon main taqseem :smack2:
IMO they should give khana to ghareeb, masakeen or in some Madarsa rather then to invite their relative especially rich one

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Molana diesel ke madarse main de den, ya phir ghareeb maskeen PPP ki Govt ko :faizy:

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Bilkul both deserve :cobra:

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:rotfl: :omg:

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2012%5C02%5C15%5Cstory_15-2-2012_pg7_11

Valentines Day - A cutural pollution

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Are childern in school in Pakistan tought ISLAM as a subject

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yes Islamiyat is compulsory subject. I don't know much about missionary schools, but I've meet some people (both educated from missionary as well as other schools) who even don't know the number of heavenly books. :(

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Well that say's alot about Pakistan.... they state to be a Islamic country but are far from it...

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Yes we should realise our mistakes and accept our deficiencies, but this does not mean that there aren’t people who follow religion and its lessons. :mash2: you can see mosques full of namazi, Pakistani people donate a lot, people save money to perform Haj.. Simply our hope is still alive.

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And because of this reason Pakistan is still there. AH