Editorial

Abstract

Through this platform, we aim to engage the brightest minds of Pakistan, those who can bring pride to the Muslim community and the global Muslim Ummah. Since Pakistan's creation in 1947, and especially after the passing of our founding leader, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the way our country and its people have been treated is a cause for concern. However, what is even more
alarming is the lack of lasting achievements over the years. For every step forward, we seem to take two steps back. Once respected globally, our nation now struggles to maintain its standing, and too often, we find ourselves bowing our heads in shame.
The root of this decline lies in the fact that, despite gaining independence, we have not embraced true freedom. Instead of celebrating our strengths, we are overly influenced by others, blindly imitating without applying our intellect. This mindset has deprived our nation of intellectual growth over the past 75 years. The deterioration of our education system, the weakening of the Muslim family structure, the commercialization and bias of the media, and the failure of the media to present the truth،these are all symptoms of a deeper problem: disconnect from our Islamic teachings.