THE STORY OF MR. WAHIYO FROM KHORWAH SINDH
From the Blog faizansworld The man who died recently at Hazrat Shah Aqeeq's Shrine at Thatta was known to me as Mr. Wahiyo Mir Jat. I have this odd feeling when I call him "Mr" because no one gave him that much respect in his life. He was known to the world as a poor woodcutter who owned nothing but a dying donkey and a cheap axe. He spent most of his life in the jungles in search of a nice quality wood. And he died under the shades of an old Neem tree near the shrine of the Sufi mystic, completely dehydrated and out of hunger, in his rotten cloths. Thus, a no one was once born and died, and no one noticed. I remember when I was a little child, I used to visit my ancestral village near Khorwah where Wahiyo would suddenly appear like some invisible man unveils his identity and then play with us in the oppakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
Beauty Bar Women Empowerment Campaign And First Impressions
From the Blog jasminecatchesbutterflies*Beauty Bar* is an online shopping portal for makeup and beauty products. For the *Women's Day*, this March, Beauty Bar decided to run a little campaign and promote some of the local businesses which are owned by women entrepreneurs. *Willa Hafeez*, who herself is the owner of Beauty Bar, wanted to make quality products accessible to women in Pakistan and hence started the business a year ago. However, she soon realized that women need to cooperate and mutually support each other to be stronger and therefore, took on board 4 equally ambitious women. The idea was to highlight their contribution as female entrepreneurs and in order to do so, all of them together sent some care packages to bloggers filled with one product that each brand has to offer. [image: The Gift Fairy Box] pakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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