Tech Forum

Since past few years I have been getting news like save Muslims in Iraq, Egypt, and These days in Burma. Well I think it's a human nature that powerful always rules and  demolishes the  weaker. There is nothing like show kindness before killing anyone, or portraying anyone as the world's most brutal nation or religion. Because power has no religion but nature which is built-in into human. As if anyone is aware of the condition in Pakistan, so, this can be easily judged; Shia are minorities so they get killed in Majority, in NWFP Pakhtoons are in Majority so they enforce Kalashians to left their religion or the souls. Similarly, when we go to Burma scene then a group of extremist who are in majority want the minorities to leave their land. Before writing anything I just want to assure the reader that I am also a Muslim and I have no differences with my religion at all but, we always hear that Muslims are innocent and they always get crushed. Let's not get back so fa...

Public debate tends to focus on the distinction between violent extremists and non‐violent or ‘moderate’ Muslims, whereas there are a vast number of differences depending especially on country of origin. Any classification is in danger of over‐simplification but for present purposes four groups are important: violent extremists; religious fundamentalists who are Quranic literalists but not violent; liberal Muslims who want to reform Islam to make it compatible with liberal‐democracy; and secular Muslims who were born to Islam and maintain some links, perhaps out of respect for their parents. Before going in more depth first we need to see from where to begin. Let start from the word Entertainment; this word comes in our mind when we start our education and learn that who is the creature, whom should we obey and what pleased us? But, while the students get promoted to new classes they became closer to this word and getting far from their religion, here we are taking about Islam. Mostly...