Despite a number of more than two billion Muslims, an incredibly rapidly growing number in manpower, the most powerful, the best equipped and bravest armies, the most fertile soils and richest underground and aboveground wealth the Muslim Ummah does not possess the political willpower and force to change invasions, colonisations, or the slightest oppression.

 Indeed, there are numerous verses in which Allah (swt) states that humankind is His successor on Earth, thus emphasizing that it is a trust that humankind must safeguard and protect. And in order for life to be good, one must live it mindful of its transience and that death is its end, striving to attain the pleasure of one's Lord

The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has already called for an immediate, high-level investigation into the deaths resulting from operations conducted by Punjab’s Crime Control Department. The crime control department has killed more than 900 people in the last eight months. Many of these people were picked up from their homes in front of their families and later killed in encounters.

A dystopian era depicts a grim future society rife with suffering, injustice, and chaos. Tragically, such a society has become our reality this decade: one devoid of freedom and steeped in fear. This has left most people, including Muslims, discouraged from dreaming big—trapped in mere survival mode at society's fringes.