A woman as a daughter is one of the most important roles of a woman. Women are generally very soft-hearted. They offer help whenever you need them without asking. A daughter always thinks good for her father who raised her, the father is a source of happiness for her daughter and she will never forget him, and she will always do everything she can to help her parents, make them happy. If seen, some parents are not afraid of the daughter but her fate. In the past, before leaving the daughter, it was explained that the house where she is going now is her real home. And whatever happens, he has to stay there. Perhaps that’s why those women tolerated violence. Sometimes he was tortured for not bringing dowry and sometimes he was thrown out of the house for not giving good news to his son. Even in modern times, there are many people who do not consider someone’s daughter as a daughter, they are tortured for not bringing dowry. There are some people who take away the orphan girl and oppress her thinking that there is no one to follow her. Perhaps that’s why parents consider their daughter a burden.
In the past, having daughters was a shame for the family, because when a daughter was born, it meant the breakdown of the family. However, Islam has never considered a daughter so inferior. The daughter is a mercy from God, before coming to Islam, girls were treated very badly in Arab civilization. The father felt ashamed at the birth of his daughter. In order to get rid of this humiliation and humiliation, the Arabs buried their daughters alive. Islam arrived at a time when Arabs treated girls with extreme inhumanity. Islam removed darkness and gave rights to sisters, daughters and wives. On the contrary, it is very important to have a daughter because she has opened the doors of many blessings from Allaah. When a daughter is born in a family, it should not be considered a burden but a great blessing. The birth of a baby girl brings many benefits to the family, as daughters will be an important part of the society. The parents who are blessed with the blessing of the daughter should raise her well because Allah has promised paradise for her who has raised her daughter well. Allaah greatly values his daughter, as He has promised paradise, which has a daughter. If a Muslim has two daughters or sisters, three daughters or sisters and raises them properly in fear of Allaah, Then Allah has made Paradise obligatory on him.
Why should having a daughter be considered a curse, when she is the existence of humanity? The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) himself said that a woman whose first child is a daughter is blessed. Our beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) clearly stated that the birth of a daughter means a double blessing for the family. She carries two lights with her. As it is mentioned in the hadith:
“When a boy is born, he brings one light, and when a girl is born, he brings two lights.”
Importance of daughter in Islam:Parents who treat their daughter gently are closest to the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). Whoever is generous to his daughter, Allah almighty is generous to him as well.
This is the importance of a daughter in Islam. Islam never sees a man higher than a woman. Instead, women are really given great importance in Islam. The status of the daughter is that when Bibi Fatima Zahra used to come to meet the Holy Prophet, he used to stand up and welcome her. Islam has given a lot of pride to the woman, if the mother is heaven under the feet, if the daughter is the cause of mercy, if the wife is the source of the completion of the faith and if the sister is the source of blessing, Islam gives the daughter the same freedom that it gives to the son.Some of them are listed below:
Islam gave them the right to education and work as men to their families.
Islam gave the daughter the right to marry according to her will.
Islam gave him the right to his father’s property, his share is half of his brother’s share.
Islam gave her the right to ‘khula’ – if she is not satisfied with her husband, cancel her nikahnama.
Islam gave her the right to sue the person who sexually harassed or abused her.
Islam gave her the right to live happily with or without a man.Islam gave them the right to speak and express their thoughts and ideas to the public.
Islam gave him the right to become a world power and explained that there is nothing without a woman.
Although Muslim daughters should respect both mothers and fathers, they are expected to be especially close to their mothers. Islam teaches that while children have the right to be dressed, protected and educated by their parents, it is later the job of the children to take care of their parents in old age. One needs to respect and humble one’s parents, and take care of them in sickness. Sons are bound by financial assistance, but daughters take care of parents’ daily life
According to the Qur’an, mothers deserve to treat their children better than fathers, because they have given birth to them physically and have generally sacrificed their luxuries to raise them.
There is a famous hadith of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him):
“Heaven is under mother’s feet.”

The events of past week have made clear the direction in which Pakistani politics is heading in the times to come with major consequences for politicians, citizens and businesses. Firstly the chairman of Pakistan-Tehreek-Insaf has been sentenced to jail for three years and disqualified from holding political office for next five. He has been stripped of his position as head of party by court much like Nawaz Sharif when he was disqualified by Supreme Court thus setting a legal precedent for all future Prime ministers of Pakistan. The verdict issued by judiciary on behest of establishment and Mr. Khan has now come back to haunt the PTI chief. Mr. Khan fell out of favor with the establishment in April last year due to a long tussle with then army chief Bajwa over various matters. His removal via a vote of no confidence dented his political aspirations but it was a flurry of bad decisions such as dissolving provincial assemblies, false belief of his popularity amongst military ranks and the events of 9th May that eventually led to his downfall. His party has been completely broken with more than 300 former MPA/MNA/Senators and ticket holders having left it in the past three months. This was followed by blanket media ban and tis verdict serves as the final step in ensuring he will have no role to play for at least the next few years. Whenever Elections are held it will be the current coalition parties, “Electable” and disgruntled PTI members who will form government. It is also quite clear that the establishment after its experiment with Mr. Khan has decided to desist from any such adventures in the future for now instead relying on existing political players only.

The council of common interest has also ratified the latest census results and now new delineations will have to be created on the basis of which the next elections will be held. Provisional results had made it seem that seat allocation to provinces for national assembly will have to be changed since a 65% jump in Baluchistan population was reported. This meant that 9 seats would have to be transferred from Punjab to Baluchistan which would impact who forms government in the center. However the latest results show that population increase for all provinces is largely similar and the seat composition will remain same as in 2017 with 266 seats in total after removal of six seats allotted to FATA post-merger. Another implication of this ratification is that general election will now be held in March 2024 rather than November 2023 since the Election commission requires at least four to five months to create new delineations. The national assembly will be dissolved on 9th august 2023 which means that, much like Punjab and KPK, the caretaker setup that will emerge will go beyond the mandated 60 to 90 days as per the constitution. The powers of this caretaker setup have also been extended via amendment in the election act article 230 which will allow it to take important economic decisions, establish treaties with foreign governments and bodies and make appointments thus granting it similar powers as an elected government.

The national assembly has also passed dozens of bills in its waning days sometimes without quorum displaying the haste with which the current setup is both disposing of its own affairs as well as those of the establishment before a longer than usual caretaker setup ensues. The national assembly firstly cleared private bills of several universities in a single day spreading rumors that bribes were being taken by MNA’s for passing bills given the lack of any debate on the subject. These universities don’t have approval from HEC meaning their degrees will not be acceptable abroad nor in Pakistan which highlights the nexus between private universities and lawmakers. Secondly amendments have been made to official secrets act as well as passing amendments in army act 1952 which now allow agencies to raid and detain without any warrant any citizen of Pakistan as well as sentence those critical of establishment to 5 years in prison for any criticism against it. A bill calling for creation of regulatory authority for social media sites and accounts has also been passed as well as law making it mandatory for these companies to shift their data centers to Pakistan so that government can have access to citizen’s private data. This move is being done to ensure criticism of establishment via social media is also silenced and much like mainstream media being controlled via PEMRA the narrative on such sites can also be managed.

Lastly the creation of a sovereign wealth fund as well as Special investment facilitation council (SFIC) are two major steps that will have major implications for the economy. Via the wealth fund government will offer shares and management control in public enterprises to investors from UAE, Saudi Arabia and China amongst others in exchange for foreign currency inflows via investment. To make the valuation of companies more attractive circular debt of such enterprises will be paid off by government before offering sale of shares. Via the SFIC investment incorporate farming, defence production and export related industry will be encouraged under the watchful eye of the military so that foreign investors don’t face any bureaucracy or legal hurdles nor suffer from shifts in policy of civil governments. Projects under SFIC will be exempt from investigation and legal challenges as well thus ensuring their smooth but opaque operation.

Moving forward it appears that space for civil liberties will all but shrink with the establishment now enjoying direct control of government, economy, politics and media at all levels with little wiggle room for political players. A form of government much like those formed after government of India act 1935 seems to be the future of Pakistan and the hard won space for political parties post 2008 seems to have vanished once more. Time will tell if it can be reclaimed again or will the Hybrid model of governance be the new normal as it has been since 2018.

These days, Pakistani politics is going to enter a new phase, like our current National Assembly is being dissolved on August 9 after completing its term, with which the coalition government formed under the leadership of the PML-N will end as well as its performance will be discussed and it will be compared to the performance of the PTI government in three and a half years.
There is also a debate about what the next supervisory setup will look like. Will it consist of technocrats or will it include politicians with some influence? But it has not yet been decided who is going to lead the caretaker setup. There are also concerns that the current caretaker administration will be able to hold the elections on time or this monitoring will also be prolonged like the provincial supervisors. There is still strong evidence that this year’s elections do not seem to be held, there is no sign of getting rid of the clouds of confusion in the politics of the whole country and the information is clear, the truth is that our political game has gone into the hands of the powerful to a large extent at this time or in more accurate words the hands of the powerful have become stronger than ever before.
Civil-military relations in this unfortunate country have been appearing for the last seven decades with the same tension or tide that former Pir Pagada Syed Mardan Shah always called a rat-cat game. When a powerful politician came to power, it seemed as if the tide was getting heavier towards civilians. Sooner or later, the invisible hands used to make miracles in such a way that the heavy-looking politician would be kept light in the public eye, as if there could be no bigger thief, anti-national or agent of India. Those who brought it would have believed that even if it was not clay, because we were brought or seated, they would be indebted to us and would play the role of puppets with full vigor, as soon as he takes out the parts.So it is assumed that my cat and our mother will be killed. Historically, in individual rule or non-democratic periods, such a pattern can be seen, such as we can understand the role of the beginning of the East India Company in the declining Mughal period with different examples. Apparently, the name here is well known to everyone about democracy, but the fog is the same.
Perhaps in this context, our retiring high-flying flight has spoken well at the farewell dinner of the coalition MPs, “I am taunted that I am a man of the establishment, but I do not care about these taunts.” Then what does it matter if someone calls it Cherry Blossom or boot palsia or puppets and sycophants? Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi accepted the job of the powerful against Ms. Benazir or in front of her confrontation, and when he was made to sit on the throne of the Prime Minister, he also had to hear some such taunts. The big or popular Prime Minister says my name will come with their names.
Today, we are also hearing the same expression of regret from the mouth of our current reconciliation or appeasement prime minister, who says that I used to be taunted about Pervez Musharraf too, that I am very “close” to him, even though he fed me a lot of lidupadas, in other words, I flattered him so much that I was known by the same name. But he did not even make me the exhibition prime minister by giving me that ludpida murad exhibition post.
In dervish’s view, this thinking is a poison killer in terms of the greatness of democracy or the establishment of civilian authority, it weakens the Genoese people who come above their public power and they also have a passion for public authority.It will be described as the compulsion of power or circumstances that when those who have the power of public authority are ousted, then they will be forced to retreat and come to the ring of a thief running away, then it is like our political chess game, in which sometimes we have to move forward, then we have to step back again and again, but in this whole game. The real kachumar comes out of the people.
Today, the countries that have become independent with us are moving forward in nation building and development and experimenting like Chandrayaan-3, while we are evaluating who will be the caretaker Prime Minister, the next elections will be held next year or a new long period will have to be faced. Our competition here is not in establishing public authority.It is in who is the bigger puppet and the more sycophant? If those who have brought one himself have been slapped, then he is still singing the same strong melody “Love you, fight with you” Everyone is seeing his incompetence and jail journey, but he thinks that if you do not get flowers, then you have become friends with thorns, if you do not get a boot, then the hammer will become a support, if the maulvi is not found, then malvi is god, god is not a ram. Ram will do it, but how long will the goat’s mother celebrate, can our thoughts go beyond boots and hammers? Will we ever get rid of the powerful as well as such small mentalities? Will we ever see the face of ideal democracy? Will we ever be able to become a dignified pro-democracy nation instead of beggars?

I have pictures of the past and the present in front of me. I have seen Pakistan shining in the past. A country that had a passion to live, passion was speaking. We were brilliant, PIA was brilliant, we taught many countries to fly planes. The world’s largest airlines were started by our people, the rulers of America and Britain considered it proud to travel through PIA. Pakistan was the first window of China through which the People of China started seeing the world. PIA was the first international airline to land in China, it was celebrated all over China. During the Ayubi period, China was given three ships, one of which was used by Mao Zedong, on this ship, courtesy by Pakistan is still written.
Pakistan was the first country to start trading with China, we used razors, needles and other items made by China for a long time. Pakistan had allowed Chinese Muslims to perform Hajj and Umrah, Chinese Muslims would come by buses and then Pakistan would arrange for them to reach the Holy Hejaz. Once upon a time, the chinese used to have a visa for Pakistan, but today China has gone far beyond us. We have never reviewed China’s development and its decline. There are 39 cities with a population of one million across Europe, while China has established 160 cities with a population of more than one million in the last 30 years. The world’s 36,000 multinational companies are forced to set up factories in China. There are four principles of China’s development. Sincere leadership, tireless work, self-reliance and self-reliance. China has never taken a spade. What our Prime Minister says to the world is not hidden. Korea, Singapore, Malaysia have prospered by replicating our five-year plan.
We gave loans to Japan and Germany, we were very strong, imagine that the first Chief Justice of Pakistan Mian Abdul Rashid emptied the ink from the pen on the last day of his job and said, “I cannot take it home, this is the trust of my country.” We had honest people in every field, people in powerful positions feared God, did good. In the past, the railways were also profitable. People used to give examples of our canal system, i don’t know what happened then, our steps stopped, the shadow of the devil faded away.First the country was divided into two pieces and then we were divided into several pieces. Earlier our leaders were sincere, not corrupt, but it is sad to see today’s picture.
Today, China, Japan and Germany are far ahead, Korea, Malaysia and Singapore are also ahead. Till the 1990s, India, Bangladesh and Afghanistan were behind us. India is investing $ 20 billion on space missions, Indian currency is acceptable in 25 countries. India has become the world’s fifth largest economy. India is going to build a new city Gujarat International Finance Tech City (GIFT) 15 kilometers away from Gujarat, this is a $ 600 billion project.All the major universities of the world are opening campuses here. In the next five years, India will give 40 million students to international universities. The assets of the common man of India will triple and our situation is that the white-collar class in Pakistan has completely defaulted. Where do we stand, we sometimes make electricity expensive to survive as a country, sometimes we increase the price of petrol, the whole government becomes a statue of gratitude when the loan is approved by the IMF.
What we were and what we became, the leaders we got in the last 40 years were neither sincere nor honest. He went so far in self-interest that he forgot the welfare of the people and the national interest. These leaders of ours have corrupted the entire society, where the leaders are priests of wealth, there is no greenery, there the land becomes barren and this is our situation today. Ahmed Faraz’s poems are remembered:
I don’t know which way the wind blows.
Everyone raised their hands and did not know the prayer.
The faces of the seasons do not leave the yolks.
I don’t know why the flowers don’t look pleasant.
The leaders also seem to be from the nobles.
I don’t know where the caravan will fall.
They lost their lives in the field.
I don’t know how the moons happened.
The change of scenery is just in sight.
We also know what we don’t know.
We heal the wounds of the heart with faraz poems
What to do when the Messiah doesn’t know the medicine

Climate change has been a pressing concern for decades, and the consequences of rising global temperatures are becoming increasingly apparent. While discussions often revolve around greenhouse gases, deforestation, and ocean acidification, there is another, often overlooked, threat lurking beneath the surface—global warming? This phenomenon, primarily driven by the decline of earthworm populations worldwide, has far-reaching implications for our ecosystems and the planet’s overall health. In this blog post, we will explore the significance of earthworms, their vital ecological role, the factors contributing to their decline, and the consequences of global warming.
Earthworms may not garner the same attention as charismatic animals like tigers or pandas, but they play a crucial role in maintaining healthy soils and ecosystems. These seemingly unassuming creatures are ecosystem engineers, transforming the soil structure, nutrient cycling, and overall soil health. By burrowing through the soil, earthworms create channels that allow water and air to penetrate, promoting proper drainage and aeration. They break down organic matter, releasing essential nutrients into the soil, which enhances plant growth and productivity. Earthworms also act as natural tillers, mixing and redistributing soil particles, thus improving soil fertility and structure.
Unfortunately, earthworm populations are facing significant challenges, leading to their decline globally. One major factor is the destruction and degradation of natural habitats due to land-use changes, such as urbanization

, intensive agriculture, and deforestation. Pesticide and herbicide usage, particularly those containing chemicals like glyph sate, pose another threat to earthworms. These toxic substances directly harm earthworms or indirectly affect them by reducing their food sources, disrupting their reproductive cycles, or altering their behavior. Climate change-induced extreme weather events, like droughts and heavy rains, also pose risks to earthworm populations.
The consequences of global warming are wide-ranging and impact various aspects of our environment. With reduced earthworm populations, soil structure and fertility suffer. Soil erosion becomes more prevalent as the lack of earthworm burrows leads to increased surface runoff and diminished soil water-holding capacity. The reduced nutrient availability hampers plant growth, impacting agricultural productivity and food security. Additionally, earthworms play a crucial role in carbon sequestration, and their decline may disrupt this process, exacerbating climate change by allowing more carbon dioxide to remain in the atmosphere.
To mitigate global warming and its consequences, collective action is required at various levels. On an individual scale, practicing sustainable gardening methods, such as composting, using organic fertilizers, and minimizing pesticide usage, can promote earthworm-friendly environments. Supporting local organic farming practices and advocating for responsible land-use policies are vital steps toward preserving earthworm habitats. Scientific research is crucial for better understanding the intricacies of earthworm ecology, developing conservation strategies, and identifying sustainable agricultural practices that protect earthworm populations while ensuring food production.
Global warming, caused by the decline of earthworm populations worldwide, poses a significant threat to our planet’s health. Earthworms are vital ecosystem engineers, playing a crucial role in maintaining healthy soils and supporting plant growth. Their decline has far-reaching consequences, including soil degradation, increased erosion, diminished agricultural productivity, and potential disruption of carbon sequestration. By recognizing the importance of earthworms and taking collective action, we can address this silent threat and contribute to the preservation of our planet’s ecological balance. Let us strive to protect these unsung heroes beneath our feet and create a more sustainable future.

Election As soon as the election activities start, different types of movements start in the cities and villages, especially the activities of the inner city are worth seeing, “chaupals” are formed in place, there are lassi rounds running at the halwai shop, tea kiosks are also decorated, political gossip is also going on in the paan shop, these days the candidates’ “aniyan jaaniyan” are visible. They remember all the gullible relationships, somewhere they go to the family of the person who died years ago to offer Fateha.So somewhere to congratulate him on the wedding, which has now become childless, due to so many engagements, there is a mistake, so the house of condolence sits down to congratulate and the blessed house to offer condolences. Apart from this, they ask about the children of future voters who have never been asked about the present, whether they got a job or not, then start noting their data, banners are put up on the streets, there are lamps outside the candidate’s election office, and so there is a lot of commotion everywhere.
Not only this, there is a renewed meeting with the friends of the media, they are called for food, the series of meetings with the thanedar and bureaucrat of the area also starts, the thanedar of the area keeps meeting in some way or the other, but other “profitable” people of this kind also have to appear for salam, but at present there is no such activity. It seems as if the elections are tired somewhere on the way, God knows how much time is needed for “Qilula”, but the PPP seems to be active from now on. I do not know whether the streets and markets see the glory of elections or not, however, their advertising campaign on TV channels seems to be very effective.
Who lives until your head is over?
But now this campaign is not even visible. The PTI is still active on social media as usual, the same abuse, the same “sociology”, but now it does not talk about five million houses and one crore jobs, nor does it encourage the profitable business of rearing chickens, but now on the mention of the tragedy of May 9, we did not do this, according to the poet.
In the city of Fitna Jaga, in the city of Fire
He stood aside and said, “We are not
I also had a place in my heart for Khan when it was said that as soon as the PTI came to power, it would turn the governor houses of all the provinces into rubble and build universities there, instead of the houses built in many kanals of bureaucrats, they would be given only residential houses. But he preferred a helicopter over a bicycle himself.
Let’s leave these things thinking about elections right now, what’s wrong in thinking about it, my thinking will not lead to elections and it seems that there are no signs of it at present, but the elders themselves are indicating postponement, apart from this, nothing is known about the formation of the caretaker government and references to the Prime Minister. Some names have come out from and the final name has not yet come out nor is it expected to come so soon, May Allah place Mujahid Urdu Fazlur Rehman Lahori in Jannat-ul-Firdous, if he were alive, he would have come forward as a candidate this time also that he considered himself the most suitable candidate for the post of President and Prime Minister on every election.In fact, he had also formed his own cabinet, in which information minister Manubhai and education minister were nominated. That some people have pulled the hatred of people from Pakistan, they talk about the breaking of Pakistan all the time, mock Pakistan and appear to be reading stories of India’s development and pakistanis living abroad are second to none.
This situation is very worrisome and it can only be solved in the form of quick and transparent elections, but the abusive, abusive and arbitrary class that has been born among us will still take time to get “rest”. All political parties of the ruling PDM, apart from elections, should also formulate a unified programme that can refine the minds of all sections of the nation. Apart from this, help can also be taken from intellectuals that elections in their place, someone’s success and someone’s failure in their place, but it is also very important to strengthen Pakistan and show the right path to those who create hatred that if There is Pakistan, then we are also, if not Pakistan, then nothing.