HISTORY repeats itself. This notion is very true, especially in our part of the world.
In 1858, when the British Raj introduced the new educational system and English was introduced in the subcontinent, Muslims turned their backs and rejected it.
Fortunately, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, a right man at the right time, infused the spirit of reawakening through his movement, popularly known as Aligarh Movement.
He made Muslims realise that closing the eyes will not change the world.
We will have to use same tools to make the world aware of our reservations and feelings.
Muslims then started adopting the new system, especially English language which raised Muslims to equality with other communities in the British Raj.
Success of Pakistan’s struggle is deeply rooted in intellectual understanding initiated by Sir Syed.
Unfortunately, today after over 150 years we are committing the same mistake, this time by blocking YouTube. We desperately need another Sir Syed.
ADNAN ABRO Hyderabad






























