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About Sadia Jabeen
Sadia Jabeen is a passionate CSS and PMS aspirant and a student of Sir Syed Kazim Ali. She has an M.Phil. Degree in Botany from the University of Okara. During her studies, Sadia has participated in various seminars and international conferences and has also served as the organiser of the 1st International Conference on Innovations in Plant Sciences and Natural Products. Further, she also got the second position in the 2nd Natural Products Exhibition at the University of Okara. Besides this, Sadia has always been passionate about writing articles and research papers, so she has written several papers on Ethno-botany. In addition, her love for writing has led her to engage with CSSPREPFORUM and HowTests, where she writes articles on various national, international, and contemporary topics and debates, which have benefited many different CSS and PMS aspirants while preparing for their examinations.
Credentials
University
University of Okara
Age
26
Profession
Author
City
Okara
Province
Punjab
Country
Pakistan
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How does Tawaakul strike a balance between personal effort and divine trust? Explore its application in dealing with uncertainty and crisis in contemporary life. Islam promotes Ukhuwah as the foundation of a united Ummah. In what ways can this concept help rebuild fractured Muslim societies in a globalized but divided world?
Analyzes how Islamic principles of Tawakkul (divine trust) and Ukhuwah (brotherhood) offer a framework for modern resilience and rebuilding a fractured Muslim Ummah.
22 August 2025
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Discuss the transformative impact of belief in Akhirah on personal behavior and societal order. Why is this concept essential in establishing a value-based legal and moral system in Islam?
Explore the transformative power of Akhirah in Islam. An in-depth guide for CSS/PMS aspirants on its impact on personal morality, society, and law.
22 August 2025
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Passive Income Strategies: Building Financial Resilience
Discover modern passive income strategies for financial resilience. Learn how to build multiple income streams through digital assets, investing, and automation.
18 August 2025
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370
The Multipolar World Order: Risks, Opportunities and Global Stability
Explore how the multipolar world order reshapes global stability, alliances, institutions, and diplomacy, revealing both risks and opportunities.
18 August 2025
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Navigating the 2025 Threatscape: Protecting Digital Identity
Cybersecurity threats in 2025 demand Zero-Trust, AI defenses, and resilience to protect digital identities from ransomware, AI attacks, and quantum risks.
13 August 2025
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The Impact of British Colonial Policies on the Political Consciousness of Muslims
Analyze how British policies shaped Muslim political consciousness in India, leading to the Two-Nation Theory.
29 July 2025
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Mother of the Nation vs. the Might of the Military
This editorial examines the controversial 1965 Pakistani Presidential election, analyzing whether Fatima Jinnah's loss to Ayub Khan was a genuine verdict or a result of systemic manipulation by the regime. It delves into the role of the Basic Democracies system and state machinery in influencing the outcome.
28 July 2025
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The 1965 War: Valor in Kashmir, Loss in Diplomacy
This editorial examines the 1965 Indo-Pakistani war, focusing on claims that Pakistan nearly captured Akhnur in Kashmir but lost the advantage due to a command change and unfavorable terms at the Tashkent Declaration negotiated by Ayub Khan. It analyzes the impact of these decisions on the Kashmir outcome.
28 July 2025
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Mujib's Six Points: Blueprint for Diverse Federations
This editorial argues that Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Six-Point Programme offered profoundly valid recommendations for equitable governance in ethnically diverse federations. It analyzes how these points on autonomy, economic justice, and representation provide a timeless blueprint for managing diversity and fostering stable, unified multi-ethnic states.
28 July 2025
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Justice Shahabuddin's Prescriptions Governance Truths Still Valid Today
This editorial by Sadia Jabeen re-evaluates the 1961 Justice Shahabuddin Commission Report, asserting that its recommendations on a presidential system with robust checks, regulated political parties, and independent judicial appointments retain significant validity for addressing Pakistan's contemporary governance challenges and strengthening its democratic institutions.
28 July 2025
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Missed Opportunities and the Tragedy of 1971’s Partition
This editorial analyzes the critical and immediate opportunities missed by West Pakistani leaders, particularly President Yahya Khan, to save East Pakistan through dialogue, democratic accommodation, and peaceful crisis management, ultimately leading to the birth of Bangladesh.
21 July 2025
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