Imran Owais Kazmi

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Imran Owais Kazmi is a an expat Pakistani vocal on change locally and globally through good governance and tolerance.

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Mecca’s Spiritual Gold Rush: Umrah Etiquette and a Treasure Hunt for Heaven in The House of God

An eyewitness essay on Umrah etiquette in Mecca—Kaaba crowding, the Black Stone, and why worship must not crush compassion.

Don’t Demand Respect While Rejecting the Host Culture

Why demanding respect from the West without self-reflection falls flat. A powerful defense of Western values and cultural boundaries.

When Celebration Becomes a Scapegoat

Celebration is not chaos, but neither is it a chance to jam a foreign culture down the throats of people who have long assimilated into a country.

The Comfort of Condemning Trump – and the Cowardice of Silence Elsewhere

It’s become something of a global reflex: condemn Trump. Dismiss him as a narcissist, a populist, a threat to democracy.

Of Broken Mirrors and Borrowed Outrage

And to my own people: enough. Enough with this moral tourism. Enough with borrowed outrage and stolen indignation of the West.

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