Meray Mutabiq 25 Jan 2010 - Dr. Israr Ahmed
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DR MEHMOODZAI
Councller (250+ posts)
IF Ulama Iqbal was alive today? He had did a suicide(J Iqbal
Bret Hawk
Senator (1k+ posts)
After a long time Dr Shahid presented an awesome programme in which my favourite two intellectual giants appeared and have enlightened and broaden my vistas of vision. I think the recurring theme of todays theme was Hegels monumental observation of thesis and antithesis, which tends to create this impression that when any of the extremes of goodness or wickedness occurs in this world they use to oppose each other with equal force and intensity. But what about the duration of both of those forces? I think it might have been more interesting if the participant of the debate would further elaborate on this issue. I personally subscribe to this ideology myself that falsehood is that kind of structure of sand which stands near to the shore of ruthless waves of time. No matter how much imposing and dominant looking that structure of sand might look and no matter how much great time and efforts might have been invested in its construction it only take few moments of madness filled turbulent waves (Allegory for the forces of goodness) to flatten that embodiment of falsehood to its ground with perfect and ruthless execution just like to declare that the forces of evil might take ages to develop their hegemonic structures and systems but when the forces of goodness arise, no matter how short-lived they might look, they finish them off within no time and to set the tone of its superiority over them for centuries now and will continue to do so till the full natural destruction of this whole order of world which is bound in the fetters of space and time.
Modern mans tragedy is that no matter how much he claimed to have become knowledgeable and influential with the passage of time he always tries to construct such kind of hollow but imposing structures of treachery, wickedness, moral corruption and exploitation of all sorts on the periphery of those shores or on those grounds which are always shaky from its bottom and learn nothing from the experiences of his predecessors, which have had committed the same kind of blunders before them as it has been perfectly alluded by Allah Subhana Wa Taalah in the glorious Holy Quran. Man should learn to adapt to its nature rather than going / doing against it and only then he can save himself and his efforts from going to the waste by the same forces of the nature. The sooner he learns this impending mystery and reform himself the better it would be for him and for his progeny.
Modern mans tragedy is that no matter how much he claimed to have become knowledgeable and influential with the passage of time he always tries to construct such kind of hollow but imposing structures of treachery, wickedness, moral corruption and exploitation of all sorts on the periphery of those shores or on those grounds which are always shaky from its bottom and learn nothing from the experiences of his predecessors, which have had committed the same kind of blunders before them as it has been perfectly alluded by Allah Subhana Wa Taalah in the glorious Holy Quran. Man should learn to adapt to its nature rather than going / doing against it and only then he can save himself and his efforts from going to the waste by the same forces of the nature. The sooner he learns this impending mystery and reform himself the better it would be for him and for his progeny.
