Pakistani youngster Sabika Sheik, one of the ten executed in the Santa Fe High School shooting, was anticipating spending Eid among family and companions back home, her dad Abdul Aziz revealed to The Express Tribune. 

Aziz, eyes overflowing with tears, said he can't grapple with the way that his sweetheart little girl is no more. "We were educated a couple of a great many. The Pakistani department in Texas was an incredible help," he said. 

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Aziz said she was a young lady of incredible blessing. "May little girl was to a great degree skilled. She routinely positioned among the best in her class," he said. The father of the perished said she needed to commit her life to Pakistan. 

Sheik, the oldest of three kin, was slated to return on June 9. Her sibling said the family had been anticipating tossing a great welcome for her. 

A pall of despondency hangs over Sheik's Gulistan-e-Iqbal living arrangement presently, house swarming with grievers, family naturally crushed. 

17-year-old Sheik was in the United States regarding the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) program since August, 2017. "It is with the best trouble in my heart that one of our YES understudies, Sabika Sheik of Pakistan, was killed today in the school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas," American Councils for International Education program chief Megan Lysaght wrote in a letter to YES understudies. "If you don't mind realize that the YES program is crushed by this misfortune and we will recall Sabika and her families in our musings and petitions. We will have a snapshot of hush in her memory today," the letter goes ahead to peruse. 

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Outside Office Spokesperson Muhammad Faisal named Sheik's downfall 'terrible'. 

"Our delegate general is in contact with the family and the nearby experts and is trying endeavors to organize the soonest repatriation of the human remains," he said in a Twitter post. Faisal likewise petitioned God for the left soul. 



Prior, the Pakistani government office in Washington DC affirmed Sheik's passing in the shooting on Twitter. Pakistani agent Aizaz Chaudhry additionally communicated genuine sympathies for the casualties of the heartbreaking occurrence.

It is probably one of the world's most difficult tasks to see your favorite thing with someone else.
 And if a person finds it, most people are happy that let's go! "We have nothing to do with our loved one."
 But sometimes with this feeling of joy another feeling also joins it "envy." First, we think how it is possible. We always see him in others and say himself as Fakhria, "Thank you, I am not thankful for you." But we do not even know when it gets embarrassed to us .As we say, "We lose ourselves ahead of it."

In the Quran, "seek refuge with the evil of creation." So who says the evil?

Maybe anything that could have done worse than the creatures that have a bad effect
 Can it be? And if I have mentioned him to the Qur'an, then there will be a reason for this, and who can know better than Allah? Harmony is also a crime near me. But it is necessary to get rid of it. What is envy and when does it happen?
 Something you want to do, which you want to be when you see the same thing as you get someone else, in your heart, it makes you feel comfortable. There is a field where a man does not walk on the bus and he thinks that something is done and he comes in some way in his hand and sometimes in the same way he does not have the opportunity to repeat it. You get It's all about the senses, it's an under developer and what does not say !! They are unhappy with anyone, and neither are they in the same as hepatitis

In fact, they themselves are victims of a very misunderstanding. "So it is a delicious subtle person, just a little less and more." To avoid it, it is important to obey it because "a person should lie to the whole world, but he should sometimes speak the truth with himself." How can I save myself after accepting it? How to get rid of such feelings about the years you have assured yourself that it is not in your head but "can be eliminated by being mischievous."

"If bad is not bad, then it can not be done to end it. In such a way, it should be ensured that" yes, yes, God is watching and they are all! "And they are better for us. Otherwise you will do the best. "Put your mind in a good way that if you do not have something because it has never been written for you!
 You do not have the same as you were never. When it comes to you, life will be better and better. Not easy! It is not easy to make it an experiment and "there is an end of every trial." One such thing is that the time for the trial was fulfilled by fulfilling its purpose, and the second time passed, and we did not learn anything. "False
It is wrong to not hesitate, but forget about yourself and remembering the envy. "
It is regards to the fact that "humble man is eaten." Otherwise, such as dummy wood is eaten. Have you ever considered that when the wood is eaten, what does it survive? Clay !! Even our fact is that we also have to die dust one day. So it is in our hands to make ourselves self-sufficient.
  Are wet and soft dust that benefits others or else
Hard, dry and dry soil that neither benefits anyone nor anyone else...

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There is no disgrace in being single. In any case, in the event that you've remained single for a really long time, you will see some abnormal distinction in yourself. Truth be told, not simply you but rather others also. You will begin taking your singlehood as your personality and your dear loved ones may even attempt to connect you with somebody, however you won't let that happen on the grounds that you're not prepared for it. 

We realize that for a couple of you, it may suck for sure… yet here are a couple of signs that flawlessly demonstrate that you've been single for a really long time and you can't deny it.

Yakeen Ka safar : Ahad, Hira mani, sajjal, Mani

Ahad Raza Mir with some co-stars from his debut film Parwaaz Hai Junoon Images: You are currently shooting for the HUM TV film, Parwaz Hai Junoon. Can you tell us a little about your role and why you decided to do it? Was it a huge jump from drama to film? Ahad: My role in PHJ is quite simple, it’s the role of a cadet, very hard-headed and a pretty aggressive character but he’s a lot of fun too. Film is what I have always wanted to do from a very young age; it’s actually been the ultimate goal so it’s been quite an emotional endeavour for me. It's a huge jump to come from drama to films. I feel that doing television was kind of a drill to get me ready for the film. I had to adjust myself too. I had done to date over 50 productions but never actually proper TV or film so it was a BIG Jump. It’s been a great experience and a huge learning curve. Images: How do you choose a role? Ahad: This is a fun one because I can say I don’t really choose. I don’t think too much about it because I find that if I connect to the role right away, I can just feel it. When someone explains the story or the character to me, I am not overly concerned about whether it’s a lead role, I'm more concerned about the impact that the character and the story are going to have on the audience. At the end of the day what’s most important to me is telling a good story because I think that is the whole point of what we (actors) do. A lot of my decision to choose a role depends on how I can relate to the character. I ask myself: Can I do justice to what I have been told, can I do justice to the words and the text? Images: After Sammi, your current project is Yakeen Ka Safar and Parwaz Hai Junoon, both of which are written by Farhat Ishtiaq. Her heroes are always very special. How easy or difficult was it to make your role authentic? Ahad: It’s been interesting playing Farhat Ishtiaq’s characters. I think Dr. Asfandyar is quite an iconic character at least from what I’ve read and researched. I just love that, especially with this character, there is a big arc. You get to see this character at one point of his life and next, you see the changes and the hardships he has been through. Besides being a beautiful love story, Yaqeen Ka Safar is about justice — justice between families, father and son, sister and brother; justice between professional and personal life There are two approaches to acting: you can take a character and then start embodying this character, and the other one is you let the character embody you. I read the script and I tried to make it as relatable to myself as I can and from there I go ahead with the process so it’s not a matter of me struggling with the characters, it’s me struggling with what would I do in the situation. Then obviously we see the traits and quirks of these characters come in. Images: Your father Asif Raza Mir is a celebrity icon and brilliant actor. Is it helpful to have someone like him guiding you or does it just increase the burden of expectations from you? Ahad: I think having my father around to advise me is a big advantage. He has given his whole life to this industry so he is a big asset for me. It’s a big help being able go to him for advice on how to deal with people, production and how to approach performing. The other side of it is yes, expectations are high because of my grandfather and my father and the legacy that my family has. The Raza Mir tag will be there and I will be proud to bear it. Yes, there's a stress factor with that but I think there it's the same with all the new people in the industry these days also. All newcomers have to work very hard, it’s very competitive and it’s tough whether they have people like my father or not .The new people coming in have to be multi-talented and they have to really groom themselves. That is something that I’m learning as well. They have to be able to dance, act and how to dress. To me, I am simply an actor and I have had to adapt to these things.    With his father, veteran actor Asif Raza Mir Images: Tell us about your favourite movies. Ahad: I am a huge Quentin Tarantino fan; I love raw, gritty films. I am a big fan of long shots, of long takes , where you have to take scenes which are two, three-minutes long, which maybe too long for some viewers, because nowadays we want fast-paced information but I love sitting down and enjoying something like that. You know the actors are fully there and the scenes are long and that’s my kind of thing. As far as Bollywood is concerned, I’m a huge fan of Ranbir Kapoor, I think he's a phenomenal actor and dancer. I enjoy watching Bollywood films because of the scale that Indians work with. Everything is big. Everything is beautiful and bold. They have these elaborate films but at the same time, they have their indie film scene going on which is also nice to watch. I love watching films. I try to watch a movie everyday. I try at least when I’m not working but recently I have enjoyed watching Pakistani films and I’m excited to see how the industry grows. Images: Who would you like to work with? What would be an ideal project for you? Ahad: I would love to work with director Ehtashamuddin, the director of Udaari. I have heard amazing things about him. He took one of my first auditions and I remember him directing me and guiding me through the scenes. He's a very specific director and a wonderful actor. He is somebody I would love to work with. Nabeel Qureshi is someone I am dying to work with because I think his films are proper packages, they have fun, there is comedy, romance, there is everything in his films and I think there would be a lot to learn by being on his set. I would love to work with my father onscreen or behind the screen, but more on screen. It would be interesting to see what the chemistry would be like. Bilal Khan, Mawra Hocane and Ahad Raza Mir during Sammi promotions Images: Do you prefer comedy or more serious roles? Ahad: Drama and comedy are completely different beasts. Sometimes I think comedy is much harder. It’s so specific, the timings and the punchlines, the energy involved is very different. I feel more comfortable with drama; there is time for me to go deeper into a character. Comedy is a lot tougher to do but I have done a lot of comedy. The first play I ever wrote was a comedy and I hope I get to take on that challenge of being part of a comedy in Pakistan one day. Images: What is the biggest lesson you have learnt from your father about acting or life in general? Ahad: The biggest lesson I have learned from my father, whether it's acting or otherwise, is patience. I try to use it though I am not very good at it sometimes. My father has always tells me there is a time for everything. Images: What would you like people to know about you? Ahad: I would like them to know I’m an exceptionally good cook! I also want people in the industry to know that I work very hard and I take what I do very seriously and I have a solid work ethic. Images: What would you like people to take away from Yakeen Ka Safar? Ahad: I'd like to say that besides being a beautiful love story, YKS is about justice. Not just within a judicial or political setting but justice between families, justice between father and son, sister and brother, justice between professional life and personal life. Images: What advice would you give Dr Asfi? Ahad: Though Asfandyar is getting a lot of attention for the romance element in the story, there's a lot more to him that's soon to be seen. I would advise Asfi to listen to his heart. Images: What's next in the pipeline for you? Ahad: I’m taking on new roles very carefully. I've decided to do another drama that begins shooting in November. It will be on Hum TV but I can't say much else now,

10 REASONS WHY BEING SINGLE IS BETTER THAN A RELATIONSHIP

FOR THE FIRST TIME BABAR KHAN DISCUSSES SANA KHAN’S DEATH AND HOW HIS 2ND WIFE HELPED HIM RECOVER FROM IT

Babar Khan with his second wife:

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Babar Khan’s mother, second wife, and kids joined the show later on. They all shared their part of the stories and how the family recovered after this incident. For Babar, holding his first child gave him a new life and meaning, and a reason for a new beginning.

People are debating if talking about his first wife infront of his second wife was okay or not. Furthermore, now that he has moved on was discussing the same painful incident (Sana Khan’s death) a wise decision… During the show, big picture frames from his previous marriage (with Sana Khan) were seen hanging on the walls of the studio (right before calling his second wife and children on stage) which was deemed insensitive.

However, it’s great to learn that he is living a happy life now. We wish Babar Khan and his cute little family to stay happy and blessed. Ameen.

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The show's cast also includes Mikaal Zulfiqar, Sarwat Gillani and Sonia Mishal among others

The book, titled Khazana, will be published next September


If there is one thing all Pakistanis living abroad can agree on, it’s that legitimate desi Chinese is impossible to find, and MasterChef UK 2017 winner, British Pakistani Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed is no different.

When asked what her favourite things to eat are when she visits Lahore, honey sesame chicken from Sing Kuong, plus dishes at Golden Wok and Yum were on the top of the list. She described desi Chinese as a “very strange and different fusion not available anywhere else in the world”.

"Desi Chinese is a very strange and different fusion not available anywhere else in the world”

It is exciting for me to be able to bring something quite traditional and inherent to Pakistani people to a western audience