Hasan Aftab Saeed

Hasan Aftab Saeed

The author is a connoisseur of music, literature, and food (but not drinks). He can be reached at www.facebook.com/hasanaftabsaeed

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Zodiac signs and personality traitsColumns

Zodiac signs and personality traits

Know yourself and othersThere are 12 zodiac signs, and each sign comes with its own set of strengths and weaknesses – something figured out by generations of astrologers through painstaking

Jan 8, 2018
Bachelors who changed the worldColumns

Bachelors who changed the world

Five singles whose legacy lives onAmong men who have had an overwhelming impact on the course of mankind, there are many lifelong-bachelors. Of course, there have been influential married men

Jan 1, 2018
What God is notColumns

What God is not

And why, in the light of the Quran From pagan deities all the way to pantheistic variants and then to the many monotheistic versions, gods come in numerous variations. A major reason<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/12/25/what-god-is-not/" title="Read more" >...</a>

Dec 25, 2017
Year 2017: snippetsColumns

Year 2017: snippets

Looking back at the last twelve months Year 2017 is about to give way to 2018, and it’s time to record for posterity some of its more memorable happenings and personalities. It’s<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/12/18/year-2017-snippets/" title="Read more" >...</a>

Dec 18, 2017
The God that doesn’t play dice with the universeColumns

The God that doesn’t play dice with the universe

On Einstein, quantum mechanics and God’s omniscience Albert Einstein, the father of general and special relativity, also fathered quantum mechanics – albeit accidentally. He didn’t like this unwanted offspring nearly as much<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/12/11/the-god-that-doesnt-play-dice-with-the-universe/" title="Read more" >...</a>

Dec 11, 2017
Dharna and desi liberalsColumns

Dharna and desi liberals

Playing the devil's advocateHow could a gang of protestors be allowed to not only get away with paralysing the country for three weeks, but also end up making the elected government blink firs

Dec 4, 2017
Landmarks in philosophyColumns

Landmarks in philosophy

Five milestones that have punctuated human thought over the centuriesSince philosophy has never been accorded its rightful place in our society, the grasp of philosophical concepts on the part

Nov 26, 2017
Columns

Why more people need to write prose

And that includes youWhat with the ubiquity of computers and the internet, the means of writing and publishing were never as widespread as they are. And yet, very few people venture beyond twe

Nov 19, 2017
In praise of facial hairColumns

In praise of facial hair

Why you must give it a try this no-shave NovemberThe institution of facial hair has staged a famous comeback from the brink of extinction that looked certain only a few years ago. At its nadir, th

Nov 13, 2017
Columns

Feminism Unlimited

Gone too farA man hesitatingly tells a feminist, ‘I think I am in love with you.’ ‘Is it because I am a woman?’ she snaps. This may only be a joke but like all good ones, it has the merit

Oct 30, 2017