Iqbal was a multifaceted individual who excelled in the realms of poetry, politics, and philosophy. Iqbal had a very clear idea about the role of women in family and national life, and on deeper analysis of his poetry, one easily picks up on the well-roundedness of his message, meaning thereby that he considers the role of both genders to be equally important. The beauty of Iqbal’s poetry that is aimed at the role of women is that it does not convey the message of equality but of equity. He wanted to rouse the women within their societal context, and their capabilities, limitations and constraints; he did not envision them to follow the western model. Iqbal has addressed numerous significant topics through his literary endeavors like ‘Ramooz-e-Bekhudi’, ‘Zareb-e-Kaleem’, and ‘Javed Nama’, in which considerable importance is attributed to women, a... Read More

Capt Urooj Jamal recounts her journey to becoming  a Lady Officer of Pakistan Army  Looked at from above, Gilgit-Baltistan appears to be surrounded by an angel’s white wings, because of the snow covering the mountains of the Western Himalayas, the Hindu Kush in the west, and t... Read More

Motherhood is an indescribable and unparalleled journey that women embark upon when they choose to bring life into this world. It is a transformative experience that deeply changes a woman, both emotionally and physically. Throughout history, mothers have played a vital role in shaping the future of... Read More