Finding a Meaning for
Pakistan:
Between Decline, Dictatorship,
and Dispersion
Haroon Moghul, an
NYU/PSA Alum, speaks about his newly published book
MY FIRST POLICE
STATE
Wednesday,
October 29
@ 7:00 pm
Kimmel Center Room 907
A country about which much is heard but much too little is
known, Pakistan is often veiled from the world.
Pakistan has one of the most intriguing
beginnings of all Muslim states, a birth with lessons, parallels and contrasts
especially relevant to our era of clashes of identities.
Haroon Moghul will explore the origins of the idea of Pakistan, challenging long-held assumptions, criticisms and commentaries, while looking at the potential Pakistan has in the future.
Haroon Moghul will explore the origins of the idea of Pakistan, challenging long-held assumptions, criticisms and commentaries, while looking at the potential Pakistan has in the future.
Moghul will discuss Quaid-e-Azam’s desires for
Pakistan, where Pakistan finds itself today, and how Islamic
economics and politics can build a better Pakistan in the path of
Quaid-e-Azam’s dreams and the aspirations of its
population.
Pakistani
Students
Association
at NYU
*Copies of MY FIRST POLICE STATE will be available
for $15*
For more information email Nabila Sheikh: ngs206@nyu.edu
*Snacks will be served*