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Momus Najmi
@theworldofmomus
Writer | Researcher | Commentator | History Enthusiast https://t.co/WDrxsP0rP9
May 21, 2025 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
Cllr Rukhsana Ismail delivered in Urdu, translated below:

"I am representing my Pakistani nation and Pakistani Muslim women. I am very proud, wearing hijab, wherever I go I will represent Muslim women.

In South Yorkshire, I am the first Pakistani Kashmiri mayor. It is a point of great pride. I am absolutely privileged, it is an honour to be in this position.

I never thought I would see this day, Alhamdulillah (Praise to Allah). This has happened because of Allah, the strength of my faith, and my parents."

In the end we also see two other Pakistan councillors of the region praising her and joining in their fellow Pakistani's success. I guess colonisation is a matter of great pride when it is done by the Mohammedans.

She has also vowed to support 4 charities; Rotherham Hospice Trust, Age UK Rotherham, Sense Rotherham, and Apna Haq. She is a trustee of Rotherham Hospice Trust, and Apna Haq (name in Urdu: Our right) is a Muslim led charity - also having a focus on active work against racism and Islamophobia. Muslims, especially, West and East Pakistanis are the fifth columnists in this country. They clearly care more about their Muslim Ummah and the conquest of their faith over the West, than the local issues of South Yorkshire in this instance. This can be seen in other areas as well. The likes of which I translated and talked about in Feb 2024 with the case of Azhar Ali and Afzal Khan. Read below:
theworldofmomus.com/p/the-case-of-…
Jul 27, 2023 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
I was 15 in Karachi. I don't remember hearing the news, probably asleep because of time difference. But I remember being in the school assembly, having only moved to Pakistan a year before, and the school principle leading the cheers and celebrations of it happening, along with… https://t.co/kNgV8ygb1etwitter.com/i/web/status/1…
To clarify the timing of it:
Wasn't clued onto news at that age. Must have happened 5/6pm Pak time. None of us watched TV that evening. My dad used to work in Kuwait so he wasn't there. Afterwards, my mum told me they obviously found out but just didn't tell us because they… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…