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Spell bound? 

Qazi Shareeh was a a famous tabaai ( those who had the opportunity to sit with the Sahaba of our beloved prophet saw) appointed as the head of the judiciary in the time of Omer (RA). The fact that in the presence  and life of great figures like the Sahaba, Shareeh was appointed as a head judge is of significance. He had the courage to give judgments against the ruler of the time and both Hazrat Omer and Hazrat Ali (RA) agreed to his verdicts in their opponents favour. 

This independence ofcourse came from a strong character. Honesty, courage and humbleness at both ends.

It was very interesting to follow the confusion of the govt and the conflicting statements of the opposition over the NAB ordinance mess.

The way amendments are dished out in our country is so amazing that one wonders weather 'writing the law' has become more important than the implementation?!

According to the spokesperson the amendments will bring more 'clarity'. Hoping they can bring more character and action too or the spell might wear out soon.


Saima Sher Fazal




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