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Faiza Shah

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Aug 30, 2026
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Aug 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Faiza Shah

    Cat Got Your Sense of Humour? | The Express Tribune (opens the original)

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    Is the foul-mouthed animated series Alley Cats the cultural crime critics claim it is? The modern television review has become less about evaluating a piece of entertainment and more about participating in an ongoing cultural trial where the verdict was written three years ago. Alley Cats, Netflix’s six-episode animated series created by Ricky Gervais has people up in arms. Before anything was aired, the knives were already sharpened, oiled, and gleaming in the light of high-minded indignation.

  2. Article · Aug 22, 2026 · Faiza Shah, Tufail Ahmed

    The cost of convenient food | The Express Tribune (opens the original)

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    Ultra-processed food maybe effortless, but it comes with a long list of health concerns It begins with a subtle, familiar urge—a notification lighting up your smartphone screen, offering a discount, or simply the drifting aroma of sizzling oil and toasted flour from a local takeout spot. I can tell you without shame that I order a chunk of my groceries through a food delivery app. But the amount of food I order from restaurants through the app, I cannot share without shame. Ordering hot, ready-m

  3. Article · Aug 1, 2026 · Faiza Shah

    When walking away is the only option | The Express Tribune (opens the original)

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    Behind every khula petition is a woman choosing to leave a marriage that had already broken down Every working day, Pakistan’s family courts bear quiet witness to the unravelling of marriages. Long before the judge takes the bench, courthouse corridors begin to fill with women waiting alongside lawyers, parents and siblings, their files tucked under their arms. Inside those files are marriage certificates, identity cards and petitions seeking khula—the legal dissolution of marriage initiated by

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