The Moon is staring upon me like a frenzied lover, stars blush as the rose blooms in the cheek of a young fair maiden. The night is ticking by- tick tock tick tock- but sleep is far away from these swollen eyes. My beginner’s mind is like the brook drinking in its first drop from [...]
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Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy ‘I Salute You
Posted in General Utterances, Pakistan, Sharmeen Chinoy, Speak For Change, tagged Ocsar award 2012, Saving face, Sharmeen Chinoy, Sharmeen Obaid Chonoy, tribal customs on February 27, 2012 | 5 Comments »
In today’s society a country is valued by its women’s progress. Developing support to progress doesn’t occur naturally, it’s a concept that must be nurtured every day. It is necessary to replace fear with hope and I think it is probably the single most powerful trampoline of progress; thence, it is a moral responsibility of [...]
Shedding Silent Tears
Posted in Music, Nooru's Diary, The Thoughts That Strike me, tagged Love, music of reed, Nooru, Nooru's Blog, Nooruddin Jala, Shedding tears, silent tears, Tears of joy on December 29, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Winter has finally arrived. The end of the year is approaching; very soon we will enter into another year of this century with bundle of hopes. As usual, I’m standing at balcony gazing at the sky, observing th calm sea, listening to heartwarming melodies that drive me crazy while, the mildness of breeze and the [...]
Charlie Chaplin’s Famous Speech
Posted in Chalie Chaplin's Famous Speech, General Utterances, tagged Charlie Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin's speech, Nooru's Blog, Watchful eye, World Unity on November 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Charlie Chaplin has left something awe-inspiring to the world, to ponder. He was famous for his comedic monologues actually pulled off astounding powerful speech of all the time. On Facebook hub – where so many stories in so many frames and sizes, hues and tones are coming together, suddenly my gaze happened to drift up [...]
Pin-drop Moments!!!
Posted in General Utterances, tagged Charles DeGaule, Colin Powell, moments that have made history, Nooru, pin drop moments, pin drop silence, Robert Whiting, There was pin drop silence after it., Veer Savarkar on April 7, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The moments that have made history and leave us speechless are scripted here, which are taken from various sources. The sheer pin drop silence during meeting, interview or personal debate. Few incidents are: A story is told that one public challenge to Rumi came from a Muslim dignitary, Qonavi, who confronted Rumi before an audience. [...]
Family Fun Fest!
Posted in General Utterances, Nooru's Diary, tagged Family Fun Fest, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Senior citizens, senior house, The Aga Khan Youth and Sports Board, voluntary service on March 15, 2011 | 4 Comments »
“ Religion is to do right. It is to love, it is to serve, it is to think, and it is to be humble.” Ralph Waldo Emerson I’m always entangled and influenced by my surroundings. The people who endure me say that I’m a sufferer of wanderlust in the desert of thoughts because I deeply [...]
Be Volunteer Not Valentine
Posted in General Utterances, Pakistan, The Thoughts That Strike me, tagged Be Volunteer Not Valentine, flood in Pakistan, Help Pakistan, Love, Nooruddin Jalal, Pakistan Youth Alliance, Syed Ali Abbas Zaidi, Valentin's Day on February 14, 2011 | 7 Comments »
I awoke early in the morning and noticed the lovely blue sky, saw the beauty of the river. “How peaceful it is”, my sister said. I was having a cup of tea reading Sunday newspapers and finished reading with many questions in my mind. It is too depressing to read newspapers. The headlines reek of mass [...]
Democracy-A Revenge From Whom?
Posted in General Utterances, tagged aam Admi, Bilawal House, Clifton Block 2, democracy is the best revenge, Democracy-A Revenge From Whom, Muhtarma Shaheed Benazir Bhutto, President Asif Zardari, Road block on January 27, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
My friends call me fortunate when I tell them that I live in Clifton, Karachi. I live in Karachi’s most secure area, close to Bilawal House. They think I live in peace, serenity and placidity yet hardships are faced daily. When the infamous President is in town, especially traveling from university, my life gets more hugger-mugger [...]
People Who Have Influenced Me The Most
Posted in Bullleh Shah, Nooru's Diary, Rumi, tagged Abida parveen, Anwar Aman, Bulleh Shah, Hasan bin Sabah, His Highness The Aga Khan, Imam Shah Karim ul Husayni, Influences, influential persons, Maybe the Dogs are superior to you, Movlana Jalaluddin Rumi, Nasir Khusraw, Nelson Mandela, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Rumi, Paulo Coelho, Sayyidna Hasan Bin Sabah, The ruby of Badakhshan, William Arthur Ward on December 27, 2010 | 3 Comments »
“When we seek to discover the best in others,we somehow bring out the best in ourselves.” (William Arthur Ward) My influences are not bounded one, it’s all around me, all I have to do is to look and pay attention. I believe that to have an influential character in life is very important; it gives [...]






