Following recent events, Sabeen Mahmud murder and the Ismaili bus attack cases, a lot of aspects regarding the perceived idea of ‘terrorism’ have come under question. The ‘psychology’ of terrorism has now become open for debate. Earlier myths surrounding terrorism – such as certain madrassas being ‘terrorist’ nurseries and poverty being a fuel for terrorism – now appear to […]
Author Archives: Aasma Farhad
She is an academic and freelance writer working on her first book on religious extremism and potential of religion and media in countering extremism in Pakistan. She tweets as @mountedhorse (https://twitter.com/mountedhorse)