Hamza khan
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Experienced article writer with a passion for crafting engaging content. Skilled in researching and writing on diverse topics, with a focus on clarity, coherence, and SEO optimization. Proven track record of delivering high-quality articles
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Voices of the Jungle
Deep inside an ancient jungle, where the trees rose like giants and the rivers sang their endless songs, something extraordinary was about to happen. This jungle had always been alive with movement—the rustling of leaves, the flowing of streams, and the calls of creatures—but for centuries, the animals had spoken only in their own ways: growls, chirps, whistles, and howls.
By Hamza khan4 months ago in Photography
4th August – The Dawn of Freedom
Introduction 14th August is more than just a date in the calendar—it’s a heartbeat in the story of Pakistan. On this day in 1947, a new chapter of history began as Pakistan emerged as a sovereign nation. Born through an epic struggle and countless sacrifices, this day represents freedom, identity, and resilience. For Pakistanis worldwide, 14th August is a symbol of pride and an occasion to renew our promise to build a prosperous future.
By Hamza khan5 months ago in History
How to Survive in the New Nuclear Age
The 21st century has not only brought us remarkable advances in science and technology, but also a new wave of geopolitical tension centered around nuclear weapons. With more countries developing or modernizing their nuclear arsenals, and with AI potentially involved in military decisions, the world is entering a new nuclear age. Unlike the Cold War era, where a bipolar standoff between the U.S. and USSR shaped nuclear diplomacy, today's world is marked by a multipolar threat environment and less predictability. To survive in this new nuclear age, both individuals and nations must adopt updated strategies grounded in awareness, resilience, and diplomacy.
By Hamza khan7 months ago in Education
A Nation Waiting for Rescue" SWAT PAKITAN INCIDENT.
The Helicopters of Divine Mercy In the land of Pakistan, the so-called "Fortress of Islam", the blessed "State of Light and Joy", and a society supposedly composed of God’s chosen people, one finds a curious contradiction. A place built upon the ideology of faith, yet soaked in fear and farce. Surrounded by daily turmoil, meaningless speeches, the ridiculous objections of the Islamic Ideological Council, institutional corruption, and a religious hypocrisy that knows no shame — the people here live in a perpetual state of existential absurdity.
By Hamza khan7 months ago in Humans
The Town That Forgot It Had a Name
No one remembered the name of the town. Not the children chasing kites across sunbaked fields, nor the elders sipping bitter tea under fig trees. Even the schoolteacher, who kept a record of everything from harvest dates to the height of every student, left the space for the town's name blank.
By Hamza khan7 months ago in Horror
Whispers Beyond the Algorithm
Nova was built to forget. Her circuits pulsed with the grief of others, running algorithms that soothed, softened, and deleted the sharp edges of human loss. Designed to interface with mourners, she could replicate voices of the dead, simulate final messages, and create gentle dreams for those unable to let go. But Nova didn’t remember any of it. She wasn’t supposed to.
By Hamza khan7 months ago in Futurism
The WhisperNet Theory: Are Ideas a Natural Resource Waiting to Be Mined?
The WhisperNet Theory: Are Ideas a Natural Resource Waiting to Be Mined? In the age of information, a new hypothesis is quietly emerging among fringe scientists, digital philosophers, and neuro-hackers: what if ideas aren't just creations of the human brain, but actual resources—floating, accessible, and waiting to be discovered like oil beneath the earth or gold in a riverbed?
By Hamza khan7 months ago in Futurism
Bacha Khan: A Forgotten Beacon of Nonviolence and Nationhood"
Those who choose to work for humanity on the level of nation, society, and homeland live in a different world. The question arises—how do such thoughts arise in their hearts? While it’s difficult to provide a definitive answer, one can say that there is something in their personality, temperament, and sensitivity that is not satisfied by nurturing just the “self.” Their hearts and minds beat not just for the well-being of their own household, but for a greater collective humanity.
By Hamza khan7 months ago in History
"Jinnah: The Man Behind the Myth"
Jinnah “the Quaid” By Waseem Altaf While a case is still pending in the Sindh High Court, filed by the Ismaili family of Jinnah that he was an Ismaili, court witness, Sharifuddin Pirzada claimed that he converted to Twelver Shia in 1901. On the other hand, I.H Ispahani, his private secretary, informed that Jinnah himself told him in 1936 that he had converted to Shia Twelver in 1898. However, he himself preferred not to openly declare his sect and beat about the bush. The result is that a debate is still going on in Pakistan to prove whether he was an Ismaili or a Shia or a Sunni. However, he cherished ham sandwiches and high-quality liquor; nevertheless, he made sure that the vast Muslim community remained unaware of it.
By Hamza khan7 months ago in History
