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Saturday, June 27, 2009 10:21 PM PST 
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Dear CYM and other friends Aslam O alikum,

appologies about off topic but since this forum hold experienced personnel in Pakistan I wanted to seek your advice,

Basically I try not to advertise but some years back in made a thought to share certain money for my needy relatives and other personnel, my style so far has been to give the money and they fill in their need, however what i been thinking that under this option, some people have continous requirment and this is really a short term solution.

Been thinking about long term and try to setup some small scale business where say i can invest some intial money and than the profit of this businss can go to these people on monthly basis, please suggust ideas

considering i am overseas have relatives who can over sea and since i am alone at this time i can also put limited money, may be 100 to 200 lack or some thing around that.....

will appericate your ideas

From Qatar replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 11:39 PM PST 

National saving centres are best.
Although it is so called INTEREST but again according to PAKISTAN finacial uncertainty and fraudlant situations in pulic / private business, National Saving Centres are blessings for perpetual incimes. Actually you will be helping pakistan by investing in National Defence Saving Certificates.
By the way I m doing the same. I invested some money in NSC to fullfill some perpetual / cotinious needs some relatives.

Jazi replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 11:49 PM PST 

Appriciate your noble cause that’s why thought of pitching in my humble opinion. As an overseas Pakistani you must have had traveled in different airlines, always they announce your oxygen mask will automatically drop down first you put on your self then you help others.
Same thing apply to this wild wild east. Please make sure your investment is safe enough even you can help less people no problem but the source of help should be in your control and recoverable.
Keep your eyes open while doing any transaction in Pakistan relatives are the first people to be careful of.
I don’t believe in fix deposits for the religious reasons but due to your cause and reasoning of security and safety would recommend for that. Defense saving or some other NFC or type of Islamic bonds can be considered www.mizanbank.com.
And then otherwise you can buy 3 X 10 marla houses in some walled community like valecia, eden, divine or DHA homes on your own name and let someone manage it and rent from this can be 25K +- from each housing unit which can be utilized for your purpose.
Your saving will be there recoverable when you need it not much depreciation

Relatives happy
God happy
You happy.

Jamal replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 12:36 AM PST 

Dear Irf,

I appreciate your idea to help ur relatives, National Savings is the best option in Pakistan. Please deposit the amount in ur own name and DONT INVOLVE ANY RELATIVE IN ANY INVESTMENT. People are very selfish nowadays. Just continue to pay from the profit.

God bless you all who have a kind heart.

Hamid, Toronto replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 12:55 AM PST 

Irf G,

Your cause is noble. I really appreciate it from bottom of my heart. In near future, I am planning to settle in Pakistan and will start some work on these projects.
For time being, I would suggest to go for fix deposit scheme in Islamic bank. You will get some peace of mind from religious point of view.

Please share you
contact information with me if you can. My email address is .
I don’t want to say some big words but Inshallah will work on these projects in near future.

May Allah shower his blessing on you and your family!

Hamid, Toronto replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 01:49 AM PST 

Irf Sahib,

Your post has compelled me to share my version of story I was financially supporting one of my close relative. After few years, I noticed that they will be depended upon me for a long period of time. At that time their elder son passed Matric Exam with good marks and they were deciding to put him in factory work job. I sit with them and told them, I will cover his all the expenses during his study. After six years, by bless of Allah, he passed his Bsc Honor in Computer Sc from GC. As of today, he is making 75 K rupees from his job Not only he is supporting his own family but also helping others.

My point is if you can find out permanent source of income for them then this will not only ease your obligations but also make them financially self independent.

Naveed Yaseen replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 02:03 AM PST 

I believe the sustained direct help (i.e. like 'Benazir Income Support', pun intended) is often counter-productive in long term for following reasons,,,,

• It leaves their economic productivity un-utilized for society.
• It leaves them vulnerable when this direct help stops for whatever reason.
• It damages their natural instincts of survival, like confidence, determination, motivation of hardwork and stepping ahead. Like a birdling who never learned flying because he was persistently spoon-fed in nest.
• Perhaps most importantly, it either kills the self-respect, or keeps hurting it as long as its alive. Both situations are not good for individual and society.

So one should avoid direct help except in a life-threatening need.

One should rather try to help one stand on their own feet. Unless they are very old or disabled, perhaps a better approach may be like following,,,

1) Get them some training/experience in some trade suitable for them. Like get them a short-course and/or internship with someone already in that trade. This doesn't necessarily mean they have to be educated or literate to get training or do internship.

2) After they have learned the trade, perhaps in a few months, provide them capital to start their own business in that trade, no matter how small that business may be.


Some examples of small businesses where one can make halal living without too much capital or too much training

• livestock farming (dairy, poultry, goat/sheep)
• vegetables farming (its labor intensive but valuable, a family can survive in 2-3 acres)
• small shop ('phatta' or 'khokha') in some busy bazar or flea market
• small part-time food place ('dhaba'), like fast-food or desserts
• transportation (like rickshaw, taxi, van, 'pickup' etc)
• distribution (like SIMs, phones, electric supplies, auto parts, tools, basically any 'china maal')

If a person is young, has technical instincts and has to immediately start earning, get them some vocational short-course and/or internship in some evergreen technical trade like IT, machining, molding, printing, electric, plumbing, welding, auto, refrigeration etc. And then after a few months of experience get them tools/machines for their own setup.

Irf replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 02:14 AM PST 

Thank you all for your valuable feed back, i agree with most of your comments, from what i am seeing in term for summary, we all agree that direct help where people start depending on monthly input can be bad in long term.

especially in our culture you may end up spoliing relationship if they expect you to do it on monthly basis for ever.

I liked some of the ideas where by a small cash up front can help start small business, and after sometime the peson can give back the interst free loan and same money hopefully if i do not need can be used for someone else

another recent example I have used for my Uncle (my father's brother) is lended around 2.5 lack to my uncle so he can get visa for his son, once he go to saudi InshAllah he will get job and can return me the money in an year or less time.

however, i hope it work fine but in past i have given money to my relatives on some what similar loan and now they are not returning me, one uncle of mine needed 50 K rs for deposit to send his son to cyprus, was for one month loan, now it is oen year and 3 months, son is gone for few months and now i am getting promises.... this kind of hurt

Hopefully Allah will forgive me as i am not trying to compalin and share but anyways this should not let us down as with my experience Allah has given ten times or lot of times more... for whatever little i have givne in Allah's way

Naveed Yaseen replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 02:47 AM PST 

Since we are on topic, I want to share something seeking ideas, opinions, if any.

I am in process to setup, in coming few weeks, an arrangement to facilitate knowledge transfer in our society by utilizing latest technologies. Volunteers and donors would be welcome, but regardless it will still happen at some scale, Inshallah.

It would be setup like following.

• Printed media (like books, magazines) would be scanned in graphics digital media
• Lectures of experienced professionals would be recorded in audio-visual digital media

The lectures may be recorded in existing educational institutions during routine proceedings, so may not cost much additional efforts, time and resources. Government permission may be sought to record lectures in public institution, or intellectual rights may be bought from private educational institutions or professionals.


Once the valuable knowledge is recorded in digital media and processed, it would be replicated and distributed by digital means. The digital means of distribution by today’s technology may be,,,,
• ISP intranets (for any digital media useful for general public)
• cable operators (for audio-visual media useful for general public)
• internet (for scanned books, and may be audio-visual if advertisement sponsors are available)
• DVDs, flash cards and portable hard-disks through existing knowledge media retailers (like book-sellers or software vendors)

Most of above distribution means, once seeded by volunteer effort, may afterwards sustain by market forces. If and when general public feels it useful and demands it, then the cable operators, ISPs, book-sellers may have to avail those in competition pressure.


The productivity of this setup comes mainly from today’s information technology, which when compared to existing knowledge transfer processes, has,,,,
• less costly production processing, most of processing after physical sensor (scanner, camera, mic) can be automated.
• more efficient compression
• less costly media (less than $0.20 per GB, equivalent of around 15,000 pages of traditional books)
• easily reusable media
• less costly replication (thousands of scanned pages or AV minutes get copied in a fraction of second)
• less costly transportation (by digital networks or compact media)
• more efficient utilization (by quick indexing and searching)

Irf replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 04:49 AM PST 

Naveed Sahib, good idea plus it will be Sawab as well, since you will be spreading Ilam, let me know if i can help in any way to be part of it, i also have IT knowledge etc

Hamid, Tortono replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 05:46 AM PST 

Naveed Bahi,
I would like to be a part of this project. Please keep in touch and you do have my
contact info.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts here.

Abdullah Qureshi replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 08:40 AM PST 

Naveed bhai,

Just to help your effort and give you some ideas:
1. Check out Khan Academy:
http://www.khanacademy.org . It has some good educational videos.

2. UC Berkely (and other universities) upload their lectures online. A person can attend entire courses online!

3. "The Teaching Company" has interseting audio courses. Though I haven't listened to any of them, a friend of mine is crazy about them.

4. When you scan books, please make sure that you don't violate any copyrights. In Pakistan, we hurt ourselves by not having effective protection of Intellectual property .... it stifles innovative thinking and work. Just a brotherly advice.

Best of luck and may Allah SWT bless your efforts!

SultanTipu replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 04:35 PM PST 

May Allah rewards all of you for your good efforts.I think what brother Hamid Toronto did is the best.All of you remember the story we read in primary school;
A man came to prophet SAW and asked for help.Prophet SAW asked him did he have anything.He said just a pot to drink water and a blanket.Prophet SAW took it,sold it and bought an axe for him.And told him to go and work with it and earn his living.
When we help someone let us try to keep the receiver's dignity and "Izzet-e-nafs" intact.
Only by following the footsteps of Prophet SAW and his rightly guided companions can we earn reward from Allah.He will except the methods used or endorsed by his messanger SAW ONLY.

Naveed Yaseen replied on Monday, June 29, 2009 01:54 AM PST 

Dear brothers Irf and Hamid, thanks for your intent of cooperation. Inshallah in a few days I'll setup a forum with detailed plan and discussions to refine/modify that and execute accordingly.

Brother Qureshi, the links were indeed very helpful. Although these slightly differ in some business and technical aspects of what we want to achieve, but still very helpful for whats common in both. Thanks.

limo replied on Monday, June 29, 2009 02:47 AM PST 

Part 1
Naveed, off course keeping few exceptions aside, delivering money like that can never be encouraged specially on long term basis. But remember the amount given to each family under this specific program is just peanuts and assuming that it will make them addict or easygoing is not right at all. In fact they need a lot lot more than that even just to survive and would never be dependent on that amount only. The solution you have proposed is ok to some extent (a temporary resort), but can not be suggested on larger scale. The avenues you have chosen are extremely low profile ones and in today’s world with fast paced technological developments, a country like ours cannot afford to spoil its precious youth like this. We already had an experiment of “Yellow Cab” scheme which faced severe criticism. It looked as if whole nation has been made taxi drivers. The best way to engage our youth and extract maximum out of them is through setting up industrial zones. Here you can induct from a labor to highly skilled individual. This is the work force that will be productive in the real sense and eventually prosper the nation.
Lastly, i really admire your innovative thoughts as you look serious in doing something productive.

Naveed Yaseen replied on Monday, June 29, 2009 10:00 AM PST 

> the amount given to each family under this specific program is just peanuts

If this is referring Benazir Income Support Program, I believe its a cover to steal public money for private interests of parliamentarians. It would go in personal pockets of worst most parliamentarians, or in their own voters' pockets for nice most parliamentarians ('Halwai Ki Dukan Peh Nana Ji Ki Fatehah'). Otherwise it doesn't make sense to allocate 70 billion for this program but just 7 billion for healthcare (we loss hundreds of thousands of lives each year just for lacking very basic healthcare). 'Be-Nazir' indeed.

ehtesham ulhaq replied on Monday, June 29, 2009 12:30 PM PST 

Charity begins at home. This is what PPP is doing now. They are trying to buy out 7 million voters through this program, this is called "Chit bhi apni Pat bhi apni or anta mere baap ka". They will buy 7 million voters and if any future coming Government will stop this ill wished program then PPP will use these 7 million voters as a tool to destable the next Government also they think by buying these 7 million voters PPP can not be removed from the scene. This is what ZA Bhutto issued Ration Depots, Cement Agencies etc. etc. to Jiyalas to keep them loyal so that they can save him in bad times but what the world saw? He was killed by a dictator and no Jiyala came to rescue him. They did not learned from history and trying to play the old dirty trick.

If Zardari and PPP is really interested to start any welfare program they should do it from the left over wealth(stolen from the people which caused these people so much misery and reduced them to baggers) of Benazir Bhutto and Zardari, Bilawal and all the PPP sympathizers and leaders should contribute to it. Only then we will accept that PPP leaders and workers really love Benazir, and the people like me would love to contribute to this program even beyond their limits.

Comments replied on Wednesday, July 1, 2009 04:40 PM PST 

God bless you, Mr. N.Yaseen.
I'm so glad that there are still some Pakistanis like you.

FROM MESAIEED QATAR replied on Saturday, July 4, 2009 04:37 AM PST 

DEAR BAHI FROM QATAR

I JUST DRAG UR ATTENTION ABOUT INTEREST ( RIBA).
IT IS ALWAYS RIBA IN ANY CONDITON. KINDLY GO
CONTACT ANY SCHOLAR THAT THERE IS NO MEANING OF HELP ANYONE BY RIBA.
HELP THE PEOPLE UR OWN MONEY.
WE HAVE REPLY EVERY THING WHAT WE HAVE DONE IN OUR LIFE.
I HOPE U DONOT MIND AND THINK OVER IT.
REMOVE MONEY FROM NATIONAL SAVING CERTIFICATE.
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Saturday, June 27, 2009 06:19 PM PST 

THANKS WHO REPLY-------DO YOU OR ANY BODY CAN RECUMEND ANY HONEST CONTRACOR/BUILDER IN LAHORE ??? I HAVE SEEN SOME ADS FROM CHOHAN---- ???? DOES ANY ONE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE DEALING WITH HIM??? PLEASE ADVISE
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Saturday, June 27, 2009 05:47 PM PST 
DHA Valley Overseas Block - Concern for Downpayment

Dear CMY (or any other willing-to-advise brother)

Would you kindly advise on the matter below;

It was an unlucky day when I invested in DHA Valley overseas block for a 8M plot. I paid only downpayment and processing fee (850+250).

Being advised and having realised, I wanted to cancel the plot. I made numerous communications with DHA on the e-mail () and a letter; but to my surprise not even a single mail entertained. Now what is happening is that they are sending me reminders for the installment payment and with each installment I am charged for a surcharge. So far for not paying two installments I have been charged 110.5 US$ as surchage. I was thinking of getting the downpayment back from DHA.

Whether it is possible or it is going to be consumed through recurring surcharge on each installment and not replying to e-mails.

We are poor Pakistani overseas who just make such decisions time and again and then regret. Please advise as to whether I will be able to get the remaining amount; or what is the procedure for that.

Regards.

khan replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 07:10 PM PST 

I am sorry to hear about your loss. didnt you know dha valley is a bahria town scheme by using dha islamabad name becuase with bahria name u probably would not have booked. anyway u can sell it at loss.

One Sincere friend from Q replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 08:50 PM PST 

Dear Amjad Ali,

Regret to read your post.
However, please remeber that LAND & GOLD never give you a loss in comparison with cash in hand.

I m also affectee of DHAI OVERSEAS block but I did not stop to pay thinking that after a long time may be in 7/10 years DHAI OB will be at least equal to what I m paying now. As per financial expert, it may be a loss but for my children it will be a bird in hand as compared with the cash we would save now for future and that is bird in bushes according to present finacial crunch.

Regards

Irf replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 10:10 PM PST 

Aslam O alkum, I agree with Friend from Q, think of it is as long term, i have two plots in DHA valley one in over seas on in local and i am paying on time, atleast will wait until it is ready long term investment

Hamid,Toronto replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 11:02 PM PST 

All,

This is a long term investment not for two/three years either you sell it or keep it. You cannot live in both worlds. Last year I personally visited this area, it is very good area. I would say new Islamabad there. There are three major stack holders in this area namely DAHI, Bahria and EMAAR.
The latest development is that DHAI is building new EXPRESS WAY which will merge DHA Valley into Bahria EXPRESS WAY.

If you really need money then yeah sell it. If not then I would strongly suggest holding your investment. BTW I do have some investment in DHA Valley but not in OB.
In my opinion, if they hand over plots in timely manner or keep doing development in good pace then yes your investment will be solid.

Wish you all the best!
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Saturday, June 27, 2009 04:51 PM PST 
Agriculture land near Rawalpindi towards Peshawar

Dear all,

AOA

We are looking for 50 to 100 kanal agriculure land near Rawalpindi towards Peshawar/Hasanabadal.Land to have a good location,easily accesible,close to a neighbourhood.It should have power, water and can be used for farm house, workshop,warehouse. Please send details.

Other proposals will also be welcomed.

Kind Regards
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Saturday, June 27, 2009 04:34 PM PST 
DHA Lahore Plots File Prices Lahore Real Estate Market Pulse

DHA Lahore Plots File Prices Lahore Real Estate Market Pulse as of 2.20 Pm June 27, 2009


DHA Lahore Phase 5 M Block Allocation File buyers at 31.25 and sellers 31.50 lacs

DHA Lahore Phase 5 Extension Allocation File: Buyer(s) at 25.85 Sellers(s) at 26 lacs


DHA Lahore Phase 6 Allocation File Sellers at 34.00 lacs

DHA Lahore Phase 7 Allocation File Sellers at 20.75 lacs

DHA Lahore Phase 8 Allocation File Buyer(s) at 33.75 Lacs Seller(s) at 33.85 Lacs.

Parkview-DHA-8 Lahore 1 kanal allocation TRANSFER file Buyer(s) at 26.85 Lacs Seller(s) at 27 Lacs


Parkview-DHA-8 10 Marla allocation Buyer(s) at 18.90 Lacs Seller(s)at 19 Lacs

DHA Lahore Phase 9/10 Allocation File Buyer(s) at 14.75 Lacs Seller(s) at 14.85 Lacs

DHA Valley Islamabad open files 5 marla 3 paid sells at loss of = 38000 to 43000

DHA Valley Islamabad open files 8 marla 3 paid sells at loss of = 37000 to 42000

DHA Islamabad Phase 2 extension lowest price certificate file is available at 10.75 Lacs


Phase 9 Bahria Town Rawalpindi Pakistan 10 marla 2 paid buyers at 1.38 sellers at 1.40 lacs

Phase 9 Bahria Town Rawalpindi Pakistan 10 marla 3 paid buyers at 1.87 sellers at 1.90 lacs




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***For More Detailed Prices Schemes Click Here***

***For Past Prices History Click Here***
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Rates you can trust are provided by:


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Lahore Real Estate
Registered/Authorized Dealer (DHA, EMAAR, Bahria Town, Urban Developers, etc.)
042-111-111-040 in Office Hours Only
Mobile +92-322-400-9967
eMail: LRE786@GMail.com

http://www.LahoreRealEstate.com
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Saturday, June 27, 2009 03:04 PM PST 
Brand New S D House in Askri Colony Sialkot

Ad Type
City
Scheme
Phase
Size
Demand(Rs)
Features
For Sale
Sialkot
Askri Housing
2
40*70
11 Million
Tariq Design 4 Bed rooms D/D Tvl S/Qrt
:forsale:

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Saturday, June 27, 2009 02:54 PM PST 
2 Shops in Liberty Market for SALE

Aslam o Alaikum All brothers

2 Shops in Liberty market Lahore For Sale
Best Option for Multinational Companies

Area is 460 Sq ft
Shops are with Roof

Best Regards
Latif Aasi
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Saturday, June 27, 2009 01:16 PM PST 
Phase 6 Commercial

Ad Type
City
Scheme
Phase
Block
Plot
Size
Road
Wanted
Lahore
DHA
6
Any
Com
4 & 8
Any
Please advise the going rates for commercial plot (4 or 8 marla, facing MB or else) in phase 6. Thanks
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Saturday, June 27, 2009 02:10 AM PST 
Plot Wanted

Ad Type
City
Scheme
Phase
Plot
Wanted
Rawalpindi
Bahria Town
2,3,
10M
I want a plot in Bahria town Owner please contact me

replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 03:23 PM PST 

Plot # 627 Ph 2 4 million only
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Friday, June 26, 2009 11:40 PM PST 
Plot Size 100 Murabbah (Squares) = 2500 Acres

Neverland ranch of Michael Jackson was spread on 2500 acres. He made millions and millions probably billions but he died with 400 million debt.

I guess Sikandar (Alexandar) was better than him that he left debt free;)

fourvoyagers replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 02:18 PM PST 

Assalam-O-Alaikum,

So thoughtful. Philosophically speaking, money or the excess of it is a big pain in the ass, but in reality everyone is indulged in this stupid rat race, which leads us no where.

In this age of Dajjal, a person is king in his own right way, provided he is debt-free. I wonder, how many of us can claim to be one, while living in a world of laon sharks breathing right behind our necks!!!

Munkar and Nakeer replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 03:47 PM PST 

After leaving this world:

Rasulullah (Sallallahu alaihe wasallam) said: 'When a man dies and his relatives are busy in funeral, there stands an extremely handsome man by his head. When the dead body is shrouded, that man gets in between the shroud and the chest of the deceased.

When after the burial, the people return home, 2 angels, Munkar and Nakeer(names of two special Angels), come in the grave and try to separate this handsome man so that they may be able to interrogate the dead man in privacy about his faith. But the handsome man says, 'He is my companion, he is my friend. I will not leave him alone in any case. If you are appointed for interrogation, do your job. I cannot leave him until I get him admitted into Paradise '.

Thereafter he turns to his dead companion and says, 'I am the Qur'an, which you used to read, sometimes in a loud voice and sometimes in a low voice. Do not worry. After the interrogation of Munkar and Naker, you will have no grief.'

When the interrogation is over, the handsome man arranges for him from Al-Mala'ul A'laa (the angels in Heaven) silk bedding filled with musk..

Rasulullah (Sallallahu alaihe wasallam) said: 'On the Day of Judgement, before Allah, no other Intercessor will have a greater status than the Qur'an, neither a Prophet nor an angel.'

Analyst_1 replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 05:19 PM PST 

Michael jackson was the king of pop. Apart from all the controversies, he was the most taleneted person in the history of entertainment. Even people who does not understand English, know him. Such a great God gifted talent.

ashraf replied on Sunday, June 28, 2009 12:25 AM PST 

Michael Jackson house was built in 25 acres not 2500 acres.he was a good man who helped others and made people happy. he was much better then most of mullahas(terroists).we have in our society of pakistan and i am sure allha will bless his soul.
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Friday, June 26, 2009 10:34 PM PST 
REQUIRED INFERMATIONS

COULD SOME ONE LET ME KNOW ABOUT ,ZARINA SHOPPING MALL, ITS SITUATED IN THE LIBERTY MAIN ENTERANCE OPPOSITE MOSQUE IN NEAR DUPATA MARKET...

I BOUGHT A SHOP ON THE 3RD FLOOR OF THAT MALL,
WHAT IS ITS SCOPE,
WHAT IS THE CURRENT PRICE ON THIRD FLOOR,AND IF I NEED TO SELL IT OUT ,COULD I DO THAT,IS THERE ANY BUYER.
WHEN IT WOULD COMPLETE


I AM AN OVERSEAS PAKISTANI WANT TO KNOW ALL THOSE INFERMATION,,WILL HIGHLY APPRCATE IF SOME ONE WOULD PROVIDE ME,

THANKS N REGARDS
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Friday, June 26, 2009 09:08 PM PST 
3 Famous people died yesterday

1. Mian Tufail Muhammad - First Muslim Lawyer of Kapurthala State who abandoned his practice for the work of "Deen". Later on he became 2nd president of Jamaat Islami After Maududi resigned. He also resigned for health reasons but stayed attached to his party. One can argue his political decisions but can not argue his sincerity, efforts and hard work. May Allah accept his good deeds and forgive his sins.

2. Michael Jackson - Started singing at the age of 6 and became rich and famous in early age. He sold more albums than any singer in the world history

3. Actress Farrah Fawcett, best known for her role in Charlie's Angels died of anal cancer.

It was interesting to see that there was no mention of Tufail Muhammad in geo news (main news at 9:00pm) while too much time was spent on Jacko

ashraf replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 12:32 AM PST 

Mian Tufail Muhammad was a pure mullaha .in Pakistani society mullahs has lost respect because of their conducts. Late Mian Tufail was a good person allha bless his soul.

s a malik uk replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 02:16 AM PST 

ashraf sahib,u still need mullaha when u die,not only u but we all do.he was a good good muslim.

tzk replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 02:38 AM PST 

Ashraf:

According to what standards he was mullah? He did his BSc from Govt college lahore with distincttion and his LLB from Punjab university with distinction also. Was first muslim lawyer of his state (Kapurthala). Never said a word against any sect of muslims, never declared anyone kafir.

Malik Saheb:
We do NOT need mullah when we die or when we live. Yes we do need people who can teach us, but we dont need professional mullah. This is the beauty of Islam, you dont need a priest to wed you or to lead you in prayer including Janazah. Anyone can do that

ashraf replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 08:04 AM PST 

TZK; i respect Late Mian Tufail and his son who died in Afghan war in 1980s.allha bless his soul and rest him in peace.

Hamid, Toronto replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 08:28 AM PST 

Mian Tufail sahib was indeed a good human being and noble person. Of course he was a good muslim as well. May Allah bless his soul!

ASK replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 02:13 PM PST 

TZK Sb.,

I dont know why we think everything is a conspiracy and like to critize and find negatives from everything just for nothing. For your information. Mian Tufail did not die yesterday but the day before on Thursday and every single channel all day was constantly talking about him and even aired special programs about him.

Yesterday the big news of course was Michael Jackson.

Please my dear brothers and sisters let's stop criticizing and start supporting each other. Let's become a Nation PLEASE.
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Friday, June 26, 2009 03:00 AM PST 
Renovation /construction of house

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Dealing
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If you have a old or new house and you want to renovate of your chice with less expenditures, we are here to under take the task . If you require advice on renovation its free just call or mail me.

NIIAP replied on Saturday, June 27, 2009 07:02 AM PST 

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2009\06\27\story__pg11_4
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Thursday, June 25, 2009 07:20 PM PST 
5 Marla House

Ad Type
City
Scheme
Size
Demand(Rs)
Features
For Sale
Gujranwala
D.C Road
5 marla
5,200,000
4 bed room ,
4 bedroom house with attach bath all tiled and the whole marble flooring . DD , lounge, kicthen, store, car porch. Posh location of D.C Road
Demand 5.2 million .Terms cash
Regards
Azhar
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Thursday, June 25, 2009 04:48 PM PST 
" Manchester Ki Adalat " and Live Fighting on TV

Dear Viewer

Have a look on this link and decide Does this man deserve to be called a Human ?

He claims a member of ruling party.
Very shameful act. PPP should act promptly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwFZ1TJnSuo

khan replied on Thursday, June 25, 2009 10:10 PM PST 

Majority of the nation is like this that is why ppp is the ruling party nobody is an exception such things have happened in the past
and it is a normal routine in everyday life of pakistan.
The solution to this stinking attitude is danda and back to ghulami
when geting a drivers license was a big deal.
Rashan card pey ata khaney waley pet bhar kar khaingey tu aisa hey hoga.
BUD IKHLAQ BUD NASEEB.

Rehmat Ali replied on Friday, June 26, 2009 02:38 AM PST 

Dear Khan:

It is nothing to do with PPP. We can assess ourselves as a nation.

Let us evaluate ourselves. This is how we are known outside.

hafeez replied on Friday, June 26, 2009 11:58 AM PST 

I have not seen Adalat program so i cannot comment. But as for as Mr. Khan's reference to Ghulami is conserned I may say that that Ghulami was 2000 time better with discipline, insaf, provision of sustenance (eduble food) to the masses and the infrastructre they left behind in south asia i.e. railways and irrigation systems. We have come to this collection by comparison of so called aszadi and ghulami.

jazi replied on Friday, June 26, 2009 05:00 PM PST 

Khan Sahib
this is the TARBIYAT done by the elders. if we want to improve in next 15 years we should make TARBIYAT of our children such a way that next generation of pakistan is not having Jokers like you have seen in the link.

Mr. Hafeez
are you indian national, if you are pakistani then i cant even think that you are not out of your mind. dear friend " think what you can do for your country " you want to see gulami go to palastine go to iraq read about kashmir where rulers rape the sisters and mothers of the gulams and then throw their bodies in the rivers. i can write here 50 pages long letter for you if admin alows so lets try to be happy and thank God for what we have and work towords educating people like you who dont have diffrence between azadi and gulami. good and bad. DOST and DUSHMAN. God blesss us all.
Pakistan Zinda Abaaad.

khan replied on Friday, June 26, 2009 06:45 PM PST 

Dear jazi
i agree with u regarding tarbiyat no doubt.
The fact is children learn what they live, no matter how good u teach them at home but they do go out and interact with the society too.
To keep the social environment civilized the government has to play a major role. if u are going out with your family and u see a police mobile coming on the wrong side, u see people using offensive language over petty traffic matters, u go to a shop and a small argument over the price turns into a battle how can u protect your children from this violent unhuman environment.
The police being the major agency responsible to keep discipline in a society itself needs a lot of grooming.
I do believe we are very good people and if we want we can atleast come up with a system in which u may not be rewarded for something good but dfinitely punished for all the wrong acts and deeds.
PEWASTA REH SHAJAR SEY UMEED-E-BAHAR RAKH.
Khan.

Jazi replied on Friday, June 26, 2009 10:32 PM PST 

Dear Khan,
good you answered in your last line. things are not that bad in pakistan and what is bad we have done it lets start fixing, it will take a 10-15 years nothing is do able by next day or week even in a year. Police and govt is also going to be formd by our children in 10-15 years and good tarbiyat of our children will make a good police and good govt. inshallah. i think our direction of thinking is same.
just need to push on.
all the best.
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