Mir Mansoor

1 week ago | pakobserver.net | Mir Mansoor

WHEN I was in my graduation studies, a great lady teacher used to teach us literary criticism. Once, a topic came up that was not directly related to the subject but was relevant to our post-colonial studies.

4 weeks ago | pakobserver.net | Mir Mansoor

A few days back, I met one of my friends over a cup of tea. As usual, our conversation began with books and ended with writers who explore Sufism in contemporary times. Without any shadow of doubt, I have always found my friend to be a voracious reader—one who has immersed himself deeply in the works of mystics, both among Orientalists and Occidental scholars. I urged him to write something thoughtful on subject of Sufism.

Oct 4, 2024 | pakobserver.net | Mir Mansoor

IN the intricate dance of societal transformation, the roles of writers and politicians are pivotal yet distinct. Writers, artists and intellectuals wield the power of words to challenge, critique and envision new paradigms, while politicians navigate power and governance to effect change through policy and strategy. Understanding these roles is crucial for contemporary intellectuals aiming to influence societal progress.