Browse #whys

Hear a spokesman from Hafiz Saeed's Jamat ud Dawa answer a question from a WHYS caller:

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Saudi teenagers talk about love and marriage

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Abu Emad and Abu Khaled hiding in their basements talk to each other in Homs, Syria

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'As a black man in a hoodie, I do sorta of look suspicious'

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'Football is sectarian' says Marcela Mora y Araujo

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Christiane Amanpour responds to the term 'adrenaline junkie' on WHYS

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"We never got it sorted out before this thing got in the press and the press decided to try him"

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" For him, disposing of these children is the same level as you destroying bacteria by throwing bleach down the toilet. "

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"We were lying there, all wet, laughing at our wrinkled fingers"

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"I'm what you call a fashionable Ghanaian boy"

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Short poem on Life’s Whys

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Is any work of art worth $120 million?

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Dog, man or machine? What made 'The Artist' so successful?

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Eavesdrop on a Zambian conversation the morning after #afcon2012

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"I just see that Nigerians are dying"

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Could Chen Guangcheng's decision be a turning point for China?

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WHYS guest in Homs: "The gunfire's never been this close"

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Why are the words 'tomatoes' and 'teletubbies' blocked on Chinese websites?

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