Afghanistan Committed to Friendly Ties with Pakistan, States Zabihullah Mujahid
Afghanistan’s spokesman stresses dialogue over blame for Pakistan incidents, urging cooperation and highlighting cross-border security challenges.
Muhammad Asad, Europe’s Gift to Pakistan
Muhammad Asad (1900–1992), born Leopold Weiss, journeyed from Europe’s turmoil to Pakistan’s founding moments. As the nation’s first citizen, he shaped debates on Islam, politics, and identity. His works, from The Road to Mecca to The Message of the Qur’an, continue to inspire Gen-Z and beyond.
Episode 3: Cultivating Civilisations: Persia and Its Legacy
Discover an enduring legacy of Persia, from ancient empires to its cultural influence on Islam and intellectual history across Asia and beyond.
Lahore Gymkhana or Khem Karan: A Tale of Faith and Steel
Discover the Battle of Khem Karan in the 1965 war, Pakistan’s deepest thrust into India, a tale of faith, valor, and sacrifice against all odds
Afghanistan: Liberty’s Long Shadow and The Exit of a Hegemon
A gripping account of America’s 20-year war in Afghanistan, from 9/11 to the final withdrawal, exploring its chaos, consequences, and hopes for peace.
The Overlooked General: Al-Muhallab and the Dawn of Islam in South Asia
Discover the forgotten story of Al-Muhallab ibn Abi Sufra, the first Muslim general to enter the subcontinent, shaping early Islamic history in South Asia.
Episode 2: The Sasanian Twilight and the Rise of a New Empire
Explore how the fall of the Sasanian Empire and the rise of Islam reshaped history, shifting global power and preserving Persian cultural legacy.
Episode 1: Dynasties to Democracies: From Antiquity to the Medieval Crossroads of Asia
Dive into Asia’s history: from ancient dynasties and the Silk Road to the rise of Islam and empires. Discover the crucible of civilizations and power.
