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Fighting a war based on experience of the last one can often prove costly. No two wars are the same. The terrain, tactics and weapons are all different. Smart strategists learn the lessons of the previous war but not utilise the same tactics. Ukraine offers a good example.

Recep Tayip Erdogan has successfully cloaked his pan-Turkic ambitions in Islamic rhetoric. Committed Muslims, however, are not fooled by this as they see Erdogan’s duplicity. He continues to support zionist Israel as the latter continues its genocide in Gaza.

The killing of student leader and rising political player Osman Hadi in Dhaka has plunged Bangladesh into a crisis. This was precisely the purpose of the perpetrators that the majority of people in Bangladesh see as being supported by India and the Awami League.

How far will the Saudi-Qatari high speed train project go? While the 785 km track will be built, will it realize the economic and passenger potential that is touted? Neither their trade nor their populations give cause for much optimism.

Muslims are not in the driving seat of history. In order to regain power, they have to return to the Seerah of the Prophet (ﷺ). The west-centric political party approach must be abandoned. The Islamic system of governance cannot be implemented by adopting un-Islamic means.

The military is turning Pakistan into a subcontractor of the UAE-Israel-US axis with existential threat to its very existence. This is done without constitutional authority or representative approval. None is deemed necessary. The generals insist they know it all.