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Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “Every Muslim must give charity.” Some people asked, “What if he has no money?” He replied, “He should work with his hands, and meet his needs as well as give charity to others.” They asked, “What if he could not, or did not, do that?” He replied, “Then he should assist a needy person in distress.” They asked, “What if he could not do that as well?” He replied, “He should then teach good things. They again asked, “And, if he could not do even that?” He replied, “Then, he should refrain from harming anyone. That, too, be a charity on his part.” [Bukhari & Muslim]
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China-Pakistan Relations
New Challenges in Sino-Pak Relations
Sino-Pakistan relations have long thrived on military and strategic
cooperation. Over time, this cooperation yielded economic dividends for Pakistan
and public goodwill for China. Although military and strategic interests still
dominate their relations, needs for stronger economic ties and active public
diplomacy are growing in parallel. [read
more]
Engaging a New China
Younger Pakistanis are not satisfied with the Sino-Pakistan relations.
For decades now, this relationship has been the exclusive domain of senior political
leaderships on both sides of the border. Time has come to energize this relationship
by expanding it to include direct cultural and intellectual contact between
the younger generations in Pakistan and China. [read
more]
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