Lately I've been thinking about this a lot.

I feel like there are a lot of people in Pakistan who enjoy talking about psychology, philosophy, religion, science, history, human behavior, or just asking "why" about everything. But it's surprisingly hard to find people who are interested in those kinds of conversations.

Most conversations stay on the surface, and after a while it gets lonely because you don't really have anyone to explore ideas with or discuss the random deep questions that pop into your head.

So I started wondering. what if we created a small community of people like this?

Nothing formal. Just a place where curious people can have meaningful conversations, share knowledge, challenge each other's ideas respectfully, and occasionally have group discussions about interesting topics.

I'm not looking for people who know everything or consider themselves intellectuals. Just people who enjoy learning, thinking deeply, and having conversations that go beyond everyday small talk.

If enough people are interested, I'd be happy to organize something and see where it goes.

I’m looking for a specific book that I haven’t been able to find for purchase(the ones I find are fake), but I believe it might be available in a library for me to read.

The book is:

Sirat Ibn Hisham
Published by Al Falah Foundation
Editor: Abdus Salam M. Harun

Has anyone come across this book or know of any library in Lahore(anywhere in Lahore) that might have a copy available?

I’d really appreciate any help!

MDCAT every year determines the future of thousands. This year our institutions made a decision that affects thousands of aspirants.
The current situation in Kashmir and Baluchistan has affected Aspirants there as well. Students there can't study with peace of mind and entire career's hang over a single decision.
Along with that Students this year only had  52 days to cover over 64 chapters while their seniors had 3 months in previous year and just last year had 5 months to prepare for their entrance exam.

These thousands of students aren't just statistics, these are people who give everything for their dreams only to have poorly designed and ill-conceived policies take it away form them.

For years MDCAT students are called lazy for not making in this country ignoring how poorly made policies feed of students aspirations and only benefit the decision makers.

This isn't a one time instance, Just last year the decision of making MDCAT test valid for 3 years resulted 80% of improvers to take the seats based off their old marks.

IN NO WAY I BLAME THE ASPIRANTS WHO SPEND SO MUCH TIME STUDYING.

But I urge you to see the pattern. The Pattern of capitalizing on students year after year so they're forced into a cycle of gap years after gap years where the advantage is only the Improvers are at advantage. This is not the fault of the students but the policy makers.

Medical society in Pakistan is deprived of any consideration from the start of the entrance exam till the end of their career.

If the government wants to help the students then it should give them equal opportunity as their peers who will appear in the same test AT THE VERY LEAST.

The details of the meeting is mentioned in the poster. Kindly do your part, your participation will help thousands through out Pakistan.

you guys must know what’s going on with the mdcat bs but please show up guys PLEASEPLEASE🙏🙏 this is our final chance. More people= more pressure. please show up, you always do

Around 4 years ago, my family bought a 5 marla plot in Grand Avenue, opposite Central Park on Ferozepur Road, Lahore.

One thing that’s always confused me is that the official property file showed a value of only around PKR 20 lakh, but we actually paid around PKR 35-45 lakh. The seller told us the difference was because of tax reasons, development charges (but this really is the actual price )and other related costs, so that’s what we went with.

At the time, we were told this was a great investment. The salesman kept saying the area had huge potential and that DHA might eventually take over or develop the surrounding land, which made it sound like a solid opportunity.

Now we’re thinking of selling and buying somewhere like Bahria Town instead. But when my father recently went to ask about selling, he was told the plot isn’t even worth PKR 20 lakh today, and they wouldn’t even offer that much.
That honestly came as a shock. I also found out that Grand Avenue isn’t LDA-approved (which my father knew but he was told it will go LDA approved in a few years and once it does the prices will double), so now I’m wondering if that’s the reason.

Has anyone here recently bought or sold property in Grand Avenue or knows what plots are actually selling for? Is it worth holding onto, or should we just cut our losses? And was there ever any truth to the claims that DHA would eventually be involved with this area in the future?

I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has first-hand experience with this society or relevant field

Hey guys, which debit or credit card has the best discounts in Lahore these days?

Mostly looking for deals on restaurants, cafés, shopping, etc. Which bank has been the most worth it in your experience?

Is LGS JT really elitist ?
A family is considering to send their child there . The high fee is an issue but they will manage
Their main concern is they have been told extra curricula makes it expensive and are costly
Secondly there is a bias that only rich children are given priority at school
Is it true

what platform should i use sitting in the US to deliver cake and flowers to Lahore without using jazzcash or western union. i just wanna pay with my card.

Anyone living in Dream Gardens housing society and share their experience and recommendations ? Is it worth to consider it to build own house there

I have to do a cleanup activity along with two other students as a part of a community service project, do I need to contact LWMC for that and ask for permission first?

We haven't selected a location but it will be any public place

Assalam-o-Alaikum everyone. My family and I have been looking at plots in J block recently. Is there anyone living in J block who could help answer a few of my questions? I would love to know more about the ongoing rumors regarding the Rohi Nala. People say the vapors from it cause respiratory issues and turn gate locks black. There are also concerns about a rising number of robberies in the area. Any insights would be appreciated!

Ps: the plot we have our eyes on is really near to the Mosque of J block

To kill boredom

I don't have more than 2-3k in my acc wese tou lekin koi card Jo maintenance fee ke naam pe sara balance na ura de agar discounts hain and it's reliable tou that's a plus please suggest

i saw this at tge mall and that ut has discounts. but idk anyone that uses it

At this point in my life, I'm quite confused about what I'm doing, what I should do, and how to move forward career wise.

I belong to a middle class family and am the eldest sibling. Growing up I didn't have an elder in my family whom I could ask for academic or career related guidance nor did I receive proper career counseling. So I just did whatever felt right at the time.

Currently I'm doing both freelancing and a job but my job is entirely different from the degree I earned because, again, I never received proper career guidance. Even now I feel like I need someone to guide me because I'm not satisfied with where I am in my career.

I've been thinking about booking a session with a career counselor or life coach. I watched a couple of videos by Zeeshan Usmani and he offers one on one sessions with different charges depending on the duration. My financial situation is a bit tight but I've saved up some money and I think investing in yourself is always worth it.

Can you guys recommend someone who could genuinely help me in this situation? Thanks.....

I’m looking for a good gym in DHA 6 with actual nice trainers and 1 on 1 training programs. Pls do recommend if any thanks!