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Tariq Mustafa Siddiqui

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Location: Oshawa, Canada

Position: Head of Watan Radio team on Pak1stanfirst.com also a member of the core team.

What I do for Pakfirst: I basically write articles with some thoughtful ideas, run my own radio show by
the name of Nizam e Cedit, and I also do a bit of a news and issue analysis in many of articles at times.

Why I work for Pakfirst: I work for this great ambitious platform because it gives me the opportunity
to work for Pakistan as a whole. It also allows me to come out and have my own voice and show my
true leadership skills. Last but certainly not the least, I joined Pakfirst because it gives me a sense of
belonging to another family besides my own and so far only this group has accomplished such a feat of
matching the place of my family.

What Pakistan means to me: This Medina e Sani is everything to me, my passion, compassion, desire,
heritage, blood, only home on the planet, identity, Islam, Muhammad ur RasulAllah (SAW), Allah (SWT),
kinship, brotherhood, history, conqueror, victory, success, and every other thing which I didn’t think of
putting down here (good things of course).

My goals and ambitions: call me crazy, but to see Pakistan through Armageddon is my goal, because
that’s where God Willing (InshaAllah) we will see Hazrat Essa (AS). And to take the reign of leadership
back from the thugs and idiots who run our heaven-like country to build a better and prosperous
tomorrow for not only Pakistan but the Muslim Ummah as a whole.

My favorite quotation: Oh, that’s a tough one…I would say the one “Paradise is in the shade of the
swords” (Muhammad ibn Abdullah (SAW)).

Role Model: Muhammad ur RasulAllah (SAW), Abu Bakr Siddiq (RA), Umar (RA), Usman (RA), Ali (RA),
Salahuddin Ayubi (Rehmatullahi Alaih), Quran, Sultan Osman Bey, Hatim Tai, Muhammad bin Qasim, Dr.
A. Q. Khan, Zaid Hamid, Allama Iqbal etc, etc, etc.

What news headline I want to see in 20 years: “Pakistan now stands at the pedestal of glory and is
regarded as a world power.” (Enough said)