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  1. Kashmir Conflict (Awesome Library)
      Provides news and historical information, as well as articles from various views. 12-01


News
  1. 01-17-04 Pakistanis Cheer Sharia (BBC News - Anderson)
      "The architects of the law say they want a society free of the evil and corruption."

      "After decades of misadministration, bribery and soaring crime, not many people object to that."

      "But what worries many people is the agenda of the Islamists beyond the Sharia law in the province."

      "They look at the imminent introduction of another bill establishing an accountability bureau to promote virtue and police vice, and fear the worst."

      " 'Our society is gradually being pushed towards religious totalitarianism - a system that was practised by the Taleban in Afghanistan in a crude form, which is carried out here in a more sophisticated way," said Afrasiab Khattak, head of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan.' " "In a show of strength and religious zeal in Peshawar last month, vigilante groups of such radicals tore down posters and billboards depicting women." 1-04

  2. 05-08-03 India Rejects Pakistan's Offer of No Nukes (CNN News)
      "India's prime minister has rejected Pakistan's offer of mutual nuclear disarmament, but told his parliament that 'friendship with Pakistan' was in both nations' best interests." 5-03

  3. A Muslim View on Bombing Afghanistan (Chicago Tribune - Fesperman)
      Provides the views of Pakistani Muslim graduate students on bombing in Afghanistan and the USA's war on terrrorism. "The overriding emotion of the day was dismay with America's bombing campaign, and with the civilian toll it has taken in Afghanistan." One of the students summarized the meeting between American diplomats and the Pakistani students with saying, 'What has become apparent is this enormous communications gap between ordinary American citizens and ordinary Pakistani citizens.' Pakistan and the USA are allies in fighting terrorism. Editor's Note - Most Muslims in the Middle East get their news from al Jazeera. Al Jazeera has been reporting the Taliban statements on casualties, which, according to American officials, are false. 11-01


Papers
  1. 11-15-03 Pakistan Bans Islamic Militant Groups (CNN News)
      "The Pakistani government banned three Islamic militant groups Saturday and began sealing off more than 300 offices used by the organizations, Pakistani officials said." 11-03

  2. A Muslim View on Terrorism (MSNBC Newsweek)
      Provides a Pakistani Muslim view on terrorism. Includes results of a poll to determine Pakistani views on the relationship between Pakistan and the USA on fighting in Afghanistan. A majority of the Muslims were against the terrorist attacks against the USA. Their views on who was behind the attacks on the USA, however, is incredible for Americans. "Almost half of Pakistanis (48 percent) believe that Israel is behind the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Twelve percent blame bin Laden and 25 percent say 'some American group' is responsible for the assaults." There is clearly a huge gap in the Pakistani view of the world and the American view. Pakistan and the USA are allies in fighting terrorism. 10-01

  3. Musharraf, General Pervez (BBC News)
      Provides a news article describing the President and Chief Executive of Pakistan. Visitors sometimes misspell as Musharef, Musharif, Musharaf, Musherif, Musharrif, or Musharref. 9-01

  4. Musharraf, General Pervez (CNN News)
      Provides a profile of the President and Chief Executive of Pakistan. Visitors sometimes misspell as Musharef, Musharif, Musharaf, Musherif, Musharrif, or Musharref. 9-01

  5. Musharraf, General Pervez (Pakistan)
      Provides a profile of the President and Chief Executive of Pakistan. Visitors sometimes misspell as Musharef, Musharif, Musharaf, Musherif, Musharrif, or Musharref. 9-01

  6. Musharraf, General Pervez (Story of Pakistan)
      Provides a profile of the President and Chief Executive of Pakistan. Visitors sometimes misspell as Musharef, Musharif, Musharaf, Musherif, Musharrif, or Musharref. 9-01

  7. Pakistan (Library of Congress)
      Provides a history of the country, including culture, government, economy, and more. Also includes geographic information. Visitors sometimes misspell as Packistan, Packestan, or Pakestan. 1-02

  8. Pakistan (LonelyPlanet.com)
      Provides an overall profile of the country and includes special sections on traveling, history, environment, culture, news, attractions, costs, and much more. Also includes a map of the country with links to major cities. 9-01

  9. Pakistan (U.S. State Department)
      Provides a history of each country, including culture, government, economy, and more. 1-02

  10. Pakistan News (Dawn)
      Provides news in English from Pakistan. 9-01

  11. Pakistan Political Timeline from 1947 - 1997 (CNN)
      Provides a short modern history of leadership in Pakistan. 12-01

  12. Qur'an in Arabic (IslamicCity.com)
      Provides the text of the Holy Qur'an in Arabic. Requires setting the browser to accept Arabic fonts in order to use. In Internet Explorer 5.0 right click on the IE icon and select Properties. Then Select Languages and pick Arabic. 6-02

  13. Quran Searches (STG - Pickthall)
      Provides searches in the text of the Holy Qur'an by sura number and verse or by word. 6-02

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