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Thousands of Gazans are heading back to northern Gaza along the coastal Rashid Road as the ceasefire goes into effect. IDF spokesperson in Arabic, Col. Avichay Adraee: “Urgent statement to the residents of the Gaza Strip regarding the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, which went into effect at 12:00 PM. I would like to clarify the following to avoid friction and misunderstandings: Based on the agreement, IDF forces will remain deployed in specific areas in the Gaza Strip. Do not approach IDF forces in the area until further notice. Approaching the forces exposes you to danger. Travel from the south to the north of the Gaza Strip is permitted via Rashid Road and Salah al-Din Road. We warn you that in the northern Gaza Strip, approaching the areas of Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, Sheja'iyya, and troop deployment areas is extremely dangerous. In the southern Gaza Strip, it is extremely dangerous to approach the Rafah Crossing area, the Philadelphi Route area, and all troop deployment areas in Khan Yunis. In the maritime area along the entire length of the Gaza Strip, there is a high risk of fishing, swimming, and diving. We warn against entering the sea in the coming days. It is prohibited to approach Israeli territory and the buffer zone. Approaching the buffer zone is extremely dangerous. Attention! For your own safety, it is prohibited to begin movement into these areas before an official announcement is issued.”

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The match isn't fixed for the first time ever. In 1970, Bhutto had fixed it. That's why the path to victory isn't clear. It's not clear to us, and it's not clear to Imran Khan. There's no single individual who can decide the outcome. No, not even the chief. That's why we've been feeling so depressed lately, verging on losing hope. Here's the way out: Look at lawyers like Adv. @MSalmanShahid2 fighting (and succeeding) in freeing our workers, especially women. Look at the judges still handing out bails to Imran Khan, despite tremendous threats and pressure. Look at politicians and PTI supporters languishing in jails. Look at Shehryar Afridi braving a TB infested 8x6 death cell on a bogus FIR. Look at Sanam Javed still roaring like a tiger. The cancer survivor Dr. Yasmin Rashid unbowed. If we take courage from their struggle and (so far limited) success, if we recognize that our goal right now is to fight everyday, even though we cannot see nor sense victory, if we recognize that we stand for truth and justice and that is enough to keep fighting, if we do all that, we will be able to fight off this depression. We will be able to hope, like Imran Khan does, and like he's taught us. We might be able to win. Sorry. That's all we have to go by for now, but I believe it is enough. Imran Khan believes it is enough. Here's something fun to consider: As a kid I dreamt I was there in '92. That the team is in trouble like only Pakistan can be, and IK calls me over. To bowl the crucial over to Lamb, to bat out Pringle's final over. I regretted not having that, forget me, Shoaib Akhtar to this day regrets not getting IK as captain. But consider this: I, and you, got IK as our captain in the greatest match of his life. Of His Remarkable, World's-Top-Three-All-Rounder, Top-Three-Captain, Shaukat-Khanum-x3-Creator, Namal-Oxford-Style-Education-City-Envisioner, Ehsaas-Panahgah-Dam-CovidEconomySaver, LIFE. He's a hero, and they say that age is over. I'm in his team, you're in his team. Are we lucky, or are we lucky? The challenge is great, the glory greater. Asteenain charhayain, let's fight. #خان_کی_طاقت_عوام #ImranKhan #قومی_لیڈر_صرف_خان

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438,264 views • 3 years ago

A hacker is trying to break into Trezors holding $75 MILLION. The biggest one has $66 MILLION sitting on a single device. > Joe Grand has been a hardware hacker since he was 10 years old. He works out of a backyard lab. > For the past 3 years he has been doing one thing. Breaking into hardware wallets for people who locked themselves out years ago and forgot their PIN. > The method he uses was not invented by him. > In 2017 a 15 year old self-taught programmer named Saleem Rashid was sitting in his bedroom in the south of England. > He found a flaw in the Trezor wallet that nobody else had found. > He used it to recover $30,000 in Bitcoin for a Wired editor who had locked himself out of his own wallet. > Trezor patched it. But old devices running the old firmware were still vulnerable. > Thousands of them are sitting in drawers and full of Bitcoin people thought they would never see again. > Joe Grand spent 3 years learning how to exploit that same flaw. > He is now working through a backlog of wallets totaling $75 MILLION > The single largest device on his list holds $66 MILLION. > A 15-year-old figured this out with a pair of tweezers in his bedroom to save $30,000. The same exploit is now unlocking $66 MILLION from a backyard lab.
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A hacker is trying to break into Trezors holding $75 MILLION. The biggest one has $66 MILLION sitting on a single device. > Joe Grand has been a hardware hacker since he was 10 years old. He works out of a backyard lab. > For the past 3 years he has been doing one thing. Breaking into hardware wallets for people who locked themselves out years ago and forgot their PIN. > The method he uses was not invented by him. > In 2017 a 15 year old self-taught programmer named Saleem Rashid was sitting in his bedroom in the south of England. > He found a flaw in the Trezor wallet that nobody else had found. > He used it to recover $30,000 in Bitcoin for a Wired editor who had locked himself out of his own wallet. > Trezor patched it. But old devices running the old firmware were still vulnerable. > Thousands of them are sitting in drawers and full of Bitcoin people thought they would never see again. > Joe Grand spent 3 years learning how to exploit that same flaw. > He is now working through a backlog of wallets totaling $75 MILLION > The single largest device on his list holds $66 MILLION. > A 15-year-old figured this out with a pair of tweezers in his bedroom to save $30,000. The same exploit is now unlocking $66 MILLION from a backyard lab.

Comet

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More than 100 homes and shops belonging to the indigenous Chakma community were set ablaze by illegal Muslim plain settlers in the Boalkhali and Dighinala Sadar areas of Khagrachari district in Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHTs) on Thursday evening. Eyewitnesses reported that despite the close proximity of the Bangladesh Army, stationed at the Dighinala Cantonment, no intervention was made to stop the arson, which occurred around 5 PM Bangladesh time. Allegations have surfaced that army personnel not only refrained from stopping the settlers but also supported them in the attack. Yogita Limaye Avani Dias Shubhajit Roy Birgitta Schuelke Rajini Vaidyanathan Yasmine Mohammed 🦋 ياسمين محمد Visegrád 24 Chris Blackburn Dr Rayhan Rashid Geoffrey Macdonald Michael Kugelman Sadanand Dhume Avinash Paliwal अविनाश पालीवाल Derek J. Grossman Dr. Brahma Chellaney Utsav Sanduja Dr. Eli David Munazir Hussain Syed বাংলার ছেলে 🇧🇩 shayera @Dream71_BD Wahiduzzaman Noor Muyid Hosne Mobarak Raju Chowdhury 🇧🇩 H A Billal Hossain Dr. Imran H Sarker B Jahanara Nuri William Seaborn M.Naeem Khan 🇧🇩🇬🇧 UN Human Rights Mary Lawlor Volker Türk Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Assistant Secretary Riley Barnes FIDH International Human Rights Foundation UN Special Procedures Human Rights at FCDO @RFKHumanRights EU Fundamental Rights ➡️ #HumanRights
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More than 100 homes and shops belonging to the indigenous Chakma community were set ablaze by illegal Muslim plain settlers in the Boalkhali and Dighinala Sadar areas of Khagrachari district in Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHTs) on Thursday evening. Eyewitnesses reported that despite the close proximity of the Bangladesh Army, stationed at the Dighinala Cantonment, no intervention was made to stop the arson, which occurred around 5 PM Bangladesh time. Allegations have surfaced that army personnel not only refrained from stopping the settlers but also supported them in the attack. Yogita Limaye Avani Dias Shubhajit Roy Birgitta Schuelke Rajini Vaidyanathan Yasmine Mohammed 🦋 ياسمين محمد Visegrád 24 Chris Blackburn Dr Rayhan Rashid Geoffrey Macdonald Michael Kugelman Sadanand Dhume Avinash Paliwal अविनाश पालीवाल Derek J. Grossman Dr. Brahma Chellaney Utsav Sanduja Dr. Eli David Munazir Hussain Syed বাংলার ছেলে 🇧🇩 shayera @Dream71_BD Wahiduzzaman Noor Muyid Hosne Mobarak Raju Chowdhury 🇧🇩 H A Billal Hossain Dr. Imran H Sarker B Jahanara Nuri William Seaborn M.Naeem Khan 🇧🇩🇬🇧 UN Human Rights Mary Lawlor Volker Türk Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Assistant Secretary Riley Barnes FIDH International Human Rights Foundation UN Special Procedures Human Rights at FCDO @RFKHumanRights EU Fundamental Rights ➡️ #HumanRights

Freedom/Rights/Rule of Law

25,486 views • 1 year ago

A story close to my heart From Vision to Reality: How We Transformed a Government Girls High School in the deserted suburbs of Muzaffargarh into a Center of Excellence : STEM-Arts Center of Excellence In April 2024, we set out to do the "impossible": turn a neglected Government Girls School in Muzaffargarh Mondka into a world-class Center of Excellence as the 10th project under the umbrella of Education Innovation Network in the region for AI technology and skill development. 330 days later, the impossible became possible with 3 main projects under this initiative : ✅ AI Center – Empowering girls with the tools to shape their future ✅ Botanical Garden & Science Hall – Nurturing curiosity and a love for plants ✅ Dr. Ahmed Saeed Khan Nishtar Art Gallery – A tribute to my mentor, brought to life by Sehrish Jameel Warya Usman Khan and 30 passionate Nishterian students , an idea inspired by Boston Arty Gallery. Due to my perosnal art love , I personally funded and named it one of the best mentor Dr. Khan. Top three bestt artists winner 🏅 received cash prizes to promote the culture of Art at Nishtar and its use in the community. To my knowledge its first ever Art Gallery made by doctors in the Pakistan for a community outreach impact This wasn’t just a renovation—it was a revolution. 💡 Special credit to my brothers who worked hard day and night with countless barriea and challenges but delivered this best gift to community Asif Laghari Saqib Laghari Muhammad Jafir Laghari Muhammad Musharaf Laghari . I like to specially thank my colleagueses who trusted this team. Thanks to All Government officials from CEO Education to principal school for showing same level off commitment. This was not possible by one person but so many teams Specifically : 🤝 100+ committee members (AI, Art, Science, Plantation committees ) 🛠️ 200+ laborers of multiple sectors 📅 200+ meetings from on ground to virtual , from MOU signing to daily and weekly updates 💰 4.2 million PKR total budget excluding the saving cost and work we got it done for free due to local interest and passionate team members estimated around 1 million , making this project actually cost more than 5 million. But the real impact? ✨Girls who now dare to dream bigger via AI ✨ A community that believes in the power of change and hope ✨ Proof that passion, determination, and teamwork can move mountains with small actions Best moment is when your mom see the fruits on day of inauguration, it’s a journey full of pain but ending like making ease. Thank you for giving time to be the perfect judge for arts competition by Rana Altaf Ahmad and sharing the advice for future. This is more than a project—it’s a blueprint for transformation. If we can accomplish this in one of Pakistan’s most underserved regions, then there’s no limit to what can be achieved anywhere there is need. Grateful to Allah for blessing this team and partners to do something little for girls empowerment and for a Pakistan free of Poverty 💞
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A story close to my heart From Vision to Reality: How We Transformed a Government Girls High School in the deserted suburbs of Muzaffargarh into a Center of Excellence : STEM-Arts Center of Excellence In April 2024, we set out to do the "impossible": turn a neglected Government Girls School in Muzaffargarh Mondka into a world-class Center of Excellence as the 10th project under the umbrella of Education Innovation Network in the region for AI technology and skill development. 330 days later, the impossible became possible with 3 main projects under this initiative : ✅ AI Center – Empowering girls with the tools to shape their future ✅ Botanical Garden & Science Hall – Nurturing curiosity and a love for plants ✅ Dr. Ahmed Saeed Khan Nishtar Art Gallery – A tribute to my mentor, brought to life by Sehrish Jameel Warya Usman Khan and 30 passionate Nishterian students , an idea inspired by Boston Arty Gallery. Due to my perosnal art love , I personally funded and named it one of the best mentor Dr. Khan. Top three bestt artists winner 🏅 received cash prizes to promote the culture of Art at Nishtar and its use in the community. To my knowledge its first ever Art Gallery made by doctors in the Pakistan for a community outreach impact This wasn’t just a renovation—it was a revolution. 💡 Special credit to my brothers who worked hard day and night with countless barriea and challenges but delivered this best gift to community Asif Laghari Saqib Laghari Muhammad Jafir Laghari Muhammad Musharaf Laghari . I like to specially thank my colleagueses who trusted this team. Thanks to All Government officials from CEO Education to principal school for showing same level off commitment. This was not possible by one person but so many teams Specifically : 🤝 100+ committee members (AI, Art, Science, Plantation committees ) 🛠️ 200+ laborers of multiple sectors 📅 200+ meetings from on ground to virtual , from MOU signing to daily and weekly updates 💰 4.2 million PKR total budget excluding the saving cost and work we got it done for free due to local interest and passionate team members estimated around 1 million , making this project actually cost more than 5 million. But the real impact? ✨Girls who now dare to dream bigger via AI ✨ A community that believes in the power of change and hope ✨ Proof that passion, determination, and teamwork can move mountains with small actions Best moment is when your mom see the fruits on day of inauguration, it’s a journey full of pain but ending like making ease. Thank you for giving time to be the perfect judge for arts competition by Rana Altaf Ahmad and sharing the advice for future. This is more than a project—it’s a blueprint for transformation. If we can accomplish this in one of Pakistan’s most underserved regions, then there’s no limit to what can be achieved anywhere there is need. Grateful to Allah for blessing this team and partners to do something little for girls empowerment and for a Pakistan free of Poverty 💞

Aamir Laghari , MD, FACC

23,281 views • 1 year ago

⚡️NEW: Gazan Communities Coordinate Aid Delivery Without Israeli Involvement In a notable development, local communities across Gaza today successfully organized the safe delivery of aid—without Israeli oversight—by using grassroots protection mechanisms to shield convoys from looting, chaos, and Israeli fire. ➤ Gaza’s Health Ministry confirmed that trucks carrying desperately needed medicine and medical supplies entered through the Kissufim crossing (also known as al‑Karara, the border crossing point between Israel and southern Gaza located east of Khan Younis and Deir al‑Balah) and reached warehouses and Nasser Hospital, marking one of few successful deliveries in months. ➤ In southern Gaza, the Supreme Council for Tribal Affairs praised tribal leaders and families for “standing as a shield that protects people before their place,” imposing short curfews to ensure safe passage of aid convoys. In a public message, the council called this protection a “historic stance recorded in the purest pages of loyalty and manliness.” ➤ In northern Gaza, community leaders and mukhtars blocked civilian access to the main aid route on al-Rashid Street to prevent stampedes and theft. The path—often crowded with starving civilians—was guarded by volunteers, allowing trucks to safely reach UN warehouses in Gaza City for the first time in days. ➤ A local source told Drop Site: “This is being done with the help of popular protection from Gazan families in the face of armed gangs and hungry looters to allow a more fair and dignified distribution mechanism.” ➤ Journalist Abd Sabbah and Translating Falasteen (Palestine) reported that around 10 trucks arrived safely today. A video by @amer_elsultan shows the peaceful arrival. The local journalist noted: “There is absolutely no need for Israel to be involved in any kind of aid distribution.” 🔴 At least 14 people were killed near GHF aid distribution sites this morning as Israel continues to block established UN/NGO channels for distribution. Since launch, GHF massacres have killed 549, injured 4066, and left 39 Palestinians missing.
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⚡️NEW: Gazan Communities Coordinate Aid Delivery Without Israeli Involvement In a notable development, local communities across Gaza today successfully organized the safe delivery of aid—without Israeli oversight—by using grassroots protection mechanisms to shield convoys from looting, chaos, and Israeli fire. ➤ Gaza’s Health Ministry confirmed that trucks carrying desperately needed medicine and medical supplies entered through the Kissufim crossing (also known as al‑Karara, the border crossing point between Israel and southern Gaza located east of Khan Younis and Deir al‑Balah) and reached warehouses and Nasser Hospital, marking one of few successful deliveries in months. ➤ In southern Gaza, the Supreme Council for Tribal Affairs praised tribal leaders and families for “standing as a shield that protects people before their place,” imposing short curfews to ensure safe passage of aid convoys. In a public message, the council called this protection a “historic stance recorded in the purest pages of loyalty and manliness.” ➤ In northern Gaza, community leaders and mukhtars blocked civilian access to the main aid route on al-Rashid Street to prevent stampedes and theft. The path—often crowded with starving civilians—was guarded by volunteers, allowing trucks to safely reach UN warehouses in Gaza City for the first time in days. ➤ A local source told Drop Site: “This is being done with the help of popular protection from Gazan families in the face of armed gangs and hungry looters to allow a more fair and dignified distribution mechanism.” ➤ Journalist Abd Sabbah and Translating Falasteen (Palestine) reported that around 10 trucks arrived safely today. A video by @amer_elsultan shows the peaceful arrival. The local journalist noted: “There is absolutely no need for Israel to be involved in any kind of aid distribution.” 🔴 At least 14 people were killed near GHF aid distribution sites this morning as Israel continues to block established UN/NGO channels for distribution. Since launch, GHF massacres have killed 549, injured 4066, and left 39 Palestinians missing.

Drop Site

189,023 views • 1 year ago

Have you ever come across men or women wearing coins on their arms, wrapped up in a piece of cloth and wondered what it is? This practice, followed by Muslims from many schools of thought, is associated with the story of Imam Ali Reza, whose shrine is in Mashad, Iran. Imam Reza is also know as Imam-e-Zamin. Learn why this honorific title belongs to him and find out what lies at the root of the Imam Zamin, which is tied to the upper arm of a traveller or a newlywed. There are many stories about how this practice originated. It begins during the life of Imam Ali Reza who was alive during the reign of the Caliph Ma'moun. The time period of Imam Ali Reza's life marked the start of the practice of "Imam-e-Zamin". It became customary for people at this time to take the coin that had his name on it and wrap it around their arms when travelling. It was believed that when a person travelled with the Imam's name, he would also be protected by the Imam's blessings on his journey. When a person arrived safely at their destination, they would take the coin and give it away as sadaqah or charity, in the name of the Imam Zamin. The practice of Imam Zamin has this name ( the trilateral root za-ma-na in Arabic means to be responsible for, vouch for or guarantee) because it relates to him, the protector who guarantees a safe journey. Another story of its origin is that it started when there was a ban on visiting the grave of Imam Hussein, issued by Harun al-Rashid (an Abbasid ruler and father to Ma'moun). However, this was brought to an end by Imam Ali Reza. Ma'moun implemented a condition that anyone wishing to go to Karbala to pay respects to Imam Hussein had to obtain Imam Reza's personal guarantee. The Imam gave this guarantee to everyone who sought it, establishing the honorific Imam Zamin, the Imam who is a guarantor. Narrated by: Ali Khan Mahmudabad
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Have you ever come across men or women wearing coins on their arms, wrapped up in a piece of cloth and wondered what it is? This practice, followed by Muslims from many schools of thought, is associated with the story of Imam Ali Reza, whose shrine is in Mashad, Iran. Imam Reza is also know as Imam-e-Zamin. Learn why this honorific title belongs to him and find out what lies at the root of the Imam Zamin, which is tied to the upper arm of a traveller or a newlywed. There are many stories about how this practice originated. It begins during the life of Imam Ali Reza who was alive during the reign of the Caliph Ma'moun. The time period of Imam Ali Reza's life marked the start of the practice of "Imam-e-Zamin". It became customary for people at this time to take the coin that had his name on it and wrap it around their arms when travelling. It was believed that when a person travelled with the Imam's name, he would also be protected by the Imam's blessings on his journey. When a person arrived safely at their destination, they would take the coin and give it away as sadaqah or charity, in the name of the Imam Zamin. The practice of Imam Zamin has this name ( the trilateral root za-ma-na in Arabic means to be responsible for, vouch for or guarantee) because it relates to him, the protector who guarantees a safe journey. Another story of its origin is that it started when there was a ban on visiting the grave of Imam Hussein, issued by Harun al-Rashid (an Abbasid ruler and father to Ma'moun). However, this was brought to an end by Imam Ali Reza. Ma'moun implemented a condition that anyone wishing to go to Karbala to pay respects to Imam Hussein had to obtain Imam Reza's personal guarantee. The Imam gave this guarantee to everyone who sought it, establishing the honorific Imam Zamin, the Imam who is a guarantor. Narrated by: Ali Khan Mahmudabad

Maroof | Heritage, Storyteller

59,457 views • 3 years ago