Pakistan Thought of the Day

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

You find wisdom in surprising places, if you're willing to listen.

This is Rohail Hyatt, who I didn't know of till this week:

We need to feel that we are a part of each other. You know it is really sad that when I pick up the phone and speak to a Balochi or Sindhi or a Pathan, I can’t even say hello to them in their language. I don’t know what they’ve done to me in school, and what vacuum we’ve grown up in.
He's absolutely correct. Our Pakistan Studies books used to be ridiculous. So, here goes:




Apologies if I've murdered any of these translations. Corrections welcome.


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