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About me

Gender	Male
Industry	Student
Occupation	Graduate in Journalism
Location	Charsadda, Khyber Pukhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Introduction	Hi, my name is Azam, and I recently graduated from the University of Peshawar with a degree in Journalism & Mass Communication. I have always been passionate about this field. I’d like to share that I use Blogger as a diary where I write my thoughts. Since my English isn't fluent, I use translation tools and sometimes AI software to correct grammar and make my posts more readable. While the language may seem polished, the thoughts are purely mine. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. As mentioned, the posts I write here are based on my personal experiences and observations, so they might have flaws, and you may notice logical or rational errors. I am still trying to improve, so I apologize if any of my posts offend or hurt your beliefs or feelings.
Interests	I am a passionate bibliophile with a deep love for reading. My collection spans a wide range of topics, from self-help and thrilling novels to captivating fiction, rich histories, and insightful political works. Each book is a doorway to new ideas and adventures, and I relish the journey that comes with every turn of the page.
Favorite movies	I find my interests lie elsewhere, as I am not drawn to watching movies, dramas, or films. Instead, I prefer to engage in activities that stimulate my mind and creativity, allowing me to explore ideas and stories in different ways.
Favorite music	I enjoy listening to some beautiful classical ghazals by famous singers like Jagjit Singh, Pankaj Udhas, Ghulam Ali, and Mehdi Hasan. I also love Pashto music from artists such as Ustad Khyal Muhammad, Nashenas, and Sardar Ali Takar. Additionally, I admire the timeless songs of Mohammad Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar, Muhammad Aziz, and Mukesh. Each of these singers brings something special to their music, and I find great joy in their voices and melodies.
Favorite books	I have a lot of favorite books that I love to read. Some of them are Atomic Habits, which helps me build good habits; Sapiens, a fascinating look at human history; and Orientalism, which makes me think about how the East is viewed. I also enjoy The Silent Patient, a thrilling story, and The Alchemist, which is about following your dreams. Other favorites include The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, which teaches important life skills, and You Can Win, a book about success. Touching Earth connects me to nature, while Surrounded by Idiots helps me understand different personality types. I also like The Compound Effect, which shows how small actions can make a big difference, and Pakistan in World Affairs, which talks about my country's role in the world. Finally, I enjoy reading Ghubar e Khatir, History of Western Philosophy, and The Muslim World, which all help me learn more about culture and philosophy.