According to the paper published in 1987, Hoodbhoy stated that Bashiruddin Mahmood, senior director of the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, suggested in 1980 that jinns, known for their fiery nature, could be utilized as a source of free energy. His experimentation comprised of unusual science on generating electricity from jinns may have affected his mental state. He allegedly attempted to persuade Bin Laden to acquire nuclear weapons and later retired to study the quantum mechanics of the apocalypse, the temperature of hell, and the number of angels capable of dancing on the head of a pin.

You May Also Like
World Affairs
Pakistan and India trade blame after a naval collision near Oman as recycled footage, disputed damage claims and treaty questions flood social media.
Technology & AI
Pakistan’s D-248, S-369, Nimbus2K and HiMark-25 challenge India’s drone ambitions—but displayed models and flight tests demand different conclusions.
Economy & Markets
Why the “Straits Taylor Rule” went viral, what it gets right about oil shocks, and why Pakistan cannot interest-rate-hike energy insecurity.
Society & Culture
S. Zaheeruddin Ahmed leads Arey Wah!, an upcoming Pakistani web series produced by Marriam Mustafa, bringing agency chaos to the screen.
Energy & Environment
A proposed US diesel export ban exposes Britain’s reliance on imported fuel. Here is what the refinery data show and why Pakistan should pay...
Economy & Markets
The PC Hotels battle exposes disputed shares, opaque settlement claims and the corporate-governance risks confronting investors in Pakistan today.
World Affairs
Flydubai’s reported Tabuk landing raises questions about emergency codes, conflicting fight claims, Pakistan’s Saudi ties and Israeli military airspace access.