Unveiling the Untold Saga: Dr. Asim’s Handbook on the Zikri Journey Across Iran and Pakistan

In a monumental unveiling, Dr. Muhammad Asim presents his latest work, “Unveiling the Untold Saga: A Handbook on the Zikri Journey Across Iran and Pakistan.” This comprehensive handbook offers a profound exploration into the obscured history and contemporary adversities confronting the Zikri community straddling the borderlands of Iran and Pakistan. Pioneering Insights Dr. Asim’s meticulously […]

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Towards Progressive Governance: Assessing Dr. Asim’s “A Paradigm Shift”

The 20 essential points outlined in Dr. Asim’s proposed constitution serve as a comprehensive roadmap for national building and socio-economic growth in Pakistan. Each point addresses critical aspects of governance, development and societal well-being, reflecting a holistic approach to nation-building. These points are not arbitrary; they are rooted in the foundational principles of the Objectives […]

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“Geopolitical Conflicts: A Quest to Understand the Struggle of Influence” by Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer

In his latest work, “Geopolitical Conflicts: A Quest to Understand the Struggle of Influence”, Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer offers a comprehensive exploration of the intricate dynamics shaping the global geopolitical landscape. With a meticulous blend of historical context, contemporary analysis and regional insights, the book presents a nuanced understanding of the challenges and opportunities that […]

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Romanticizing Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan along with Uzbekistan: A Critical Investigation of the Dr. Asim’s Book

“Romanticizing Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan: A Region through the Lens of Resistive Economy” by Dr. Muhammad Asim offers an extensive exploration of the cultural dynamics and historical influences shaping the three countries. As I note significantly, the book also highlights the fusion of Persian and Turkic elements within the region and emphasizes the profound impact […]

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Academic Debate on Military Authoritarianism and War Economies: Reviewing Dr. Asim’s “Romanticizing Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan”

In “Romanticizing Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan: A Region through the lens of Resistive Economy”, Dr. Muhammad Asim highlights military authoritarianism in Pakistan as a biggest hurdle in pursuing national interests, argues that post-1979 Iran and post-US Afghanistan have acquired pragmatic leadership while, Pakistan is suffering from such a power nexus that has been internationally proved […]

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IMSTS and IPICS have been indexed on Google Scholar

Insights of Mystical, Spiritual and Theological Studies (IMSTS) and Insights of Pakistan, Iran and the Caucasus Studies (IPICS) have now been indexed on Google Scholar. You may find IMSTS at Google by clicking: ‪Insights of Mystical, Spiritual and Theological Studies‬ – ‪Google Scholar‬ and IPICS at Google by clicking: ‪Insights of Pakistan, Iran and the […]

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Learn Iranian Numerology and Psycho-Future Science at your doorstep within Rawalpindi and Islamabad

Center for Numerological and Psycho-Future Sciences is the ever-first Institute in Pakistan that provides proper knowhow, applied techniques and training sessions related to numerology (ilm-ul-adad or ilm-e-hindsa), psycho-future sciences and Hurufism at your doorstep within the accessible territorial domain of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Moreover, it also provides online services regarding resolving your spiritual as well […]

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Insights of Pakistan, Iran and the Caucasus Studies (IPICS) has been intended to ensure UN-SDGs in the addressed case studies

As UN-SDGs have been designed for universal growth, Insights of Pakistan, Iran and the Caucasus Studies (IPICS) as a double-blind peer-reviewed multidisciplinary open-access academic journal (ISSN-Print: 2958-5112 and ISSN-Online: 2958-5120) has to cover research concerns Pakistan, Iran and the contemporary Caucasus – the independent states of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, and the North Caucasian republics and regions within […]

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RMR Journals have been coerced to change publication frequency from March 06, 2023

Initially, RMR Journals were published bimonthly. However, the unavailability of the option for “bimonthly” publication in HEC’s RGMS urged the Administration of Rehmat and Maryam Researches to consult with the Research & Innovation Division of Higher Education Commission via hjrs@hec.gov.pk. And, in accordance with the advice of the concerned officer, the frequency of journals have been converted from bimonthly […]

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