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About Sardar Muhammad Usman
Sardar Muhammad Usman hails from Gujranwala; he did his MPhil in Mathematics from GC University, Lahore, after completing his graduation in the same subject. While preparing for the CSS exam under the expert mentorship of Sir Syed Kazim Ali, he focuses on mastering English writing skills. Moreover, he has participated in numerous essay-writing competitions at divisional, provincial, and national levels. Therefore, he has received multiple medals and honours. Furthermore, he is an active debater with the GCU Debating Society, with whom he has participated in parliamentary debates and received commendations from officials. His strong academic foundation and passion for writing drive his goal to become a CSP officer who contributes meaningfully to governance and policy through disciplined preparation and articulate expression.
Credentials
Degree
MPhil in Mathematics, BS Mathematics
University
GC University, Lahore
Age
26
Profession
Student | Author
City
Gujranwala
Province
Punjab
Country
Pakistan
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Sardar Muhammad Usman
The Genesis of the Rule of Law in Islamic Governance - A Critical Analysis of the Judicial and Administrative Reforms during the Caliphate of Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA) and their Contemporary Relevance.
This article analyzes Caliph Umar's foundational judicial reforms and system of governance. It connects this historical model for the rule of law to contemporary institutional challenges in Pakistan, offering a detailed analysis by Sardar Muhammad Usman.
3 October 2025
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Islam and the Challenge of Modernity: A Critical Examination of Conflict, Coexistence, and the Quest for a Shared Ethical Framework in a Post-9/11 World.
Sardar Muhammad Usman examines the Islam-modernity relationship, attributing conflict to historical factors over theology. This editorial analyzes post-9/11 dynamics and considers the potential for a shared ethical framework beyond the 'clash of civilizations' concept.
3 October 2025
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The Crisis of Governance in the Contemporary Muslim World: An Islamic and Politico-Economic Analysis of Authoritarianism, Weak Governance, and the Lack of Political Representation
Sardar Muhammad Usman analyzes the governance crisis in Muslim nations, examining its historical and economic causes. He proposes a reform framework based on Islamic principles of consultation (Shura), justice (Adl), and accountability to restore legitimate political authority.
3 October 2025
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The Golden Bridge - A Critical Analysis of the Transmission of Scientific and Philosophical Knowledge from Islamic Civilization to the West and its Enduring Impact on Western Thought and Development.
This analysis details how Islamic Golden Age science and philosophy were a critical catalyst for the European Renaissance, offering a counter-narrative to the "clash of civilizations" thesis and highlighting a shared intellectual history.
3 October 2025
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438
"Worship Allah as though you see Him": Ihsan as the Synthesis of Spiritual Devotion and Professional Excellence.
A detailed analysis of how the Islamic concept of Ihsan elevates both spiritual worship and professional conduct, establishing excellence as the fundamental principle connecting devotion to Allah with service to humanity.
28 September 2025
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While men and women have different roles in Islamic society, their dignity remains equal. How does Islam maintain this balance between complementary responsibilities and equal human worth?
Sardar Muhammad Usman explores the central function of knowledge in classical Islamic civilization, showing how institutions like mosques and madaris were essential for character development and social cohesion.
27 September 2025
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In Islamic thought, marriage is based on love, mercy, and mutual respect. How does Islam ensure the protection of dignity for both husband and wife within the marital bond?
Sardar Muhammad Usman examines Qur'anic principles of gender equality, arguing that inequality in Muslim societies stems from cultural patriarchy, not Islamic doctrine. The analysis calls for a renewed Ijtihad to reclaim the faith's original vision of female dignity.
27 September 2025
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An Examination of Muhammad's (PBUH) Diplomatic Foresight and Conflict Resolution - Case Study of Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
Sardar Muhammad Usman analyzes Prophet Muhammad’s diplomatic strategies through the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah and interfaith dialogues. This article explores timeless principles of statecraft, negotiation, and peaceful conflict resolution.
28 August 2025
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Sabr and Shukr: Islamic Spiritual Paradigms for Contemporary Psychological and Social Challenges
An analytical examination of how the Islamic concepts of Sabr (patience) and Shukr (gratitude) address modern psychological ailments and social fragmentation through comprehensive spiritual frameworks rooted in Quranic and Prophetic guidance.
7 August 2025
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AI Reshaping Global Power: US-China Geopolitical Tussle
This editorial critically examines the profound impact of artificial intelligence on the geopolitical landscape, focusing on the intensifying strategic competition between the United States and China. It analyzes how AI-driven advancements in economic, military, and informational domains are reshaping global power dynamics and influencing international relations. The piece underscores the complexities and risks inherent in this rivalry.
28 June 2025
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The Specter of AI Deception: Implications for Pakistan
This editorial critically examines the multifaceted implications of AI-driven deception for Pakistan. It analyzes threats to democratic processes, national security, economic stability, and social cohesion, advocating for a proactive, rational approach. The piece underscores the need for technological safeguards, enhanced digital literacy, robust legal frameworks, and ethical AI development to mitigate these emerging risks.
28 June 2025
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