Paying the Price

“Paying the Price” by Muneeb Qadir is a powerful exploration of Pakistan’s most pressing social crises.

This book provides an in-depth analysis of religious extremism, misogyny, transphobia, and class apartheid that affect millions of lives. Through careful research and firsthand insights, it examines the root causes, historical context, and societal impact of these issues.

Key themes include:

• The systemic oppression of women and gender minorities
• Religious intolerance and extremist ideologies
• Structural class inequality and social hierarchies
• How social, political, and cultural factors intersect to perpetuate injustice

By highlighting the voices and struggles of marginalized communities, the book sparks critical conversations about human rights, social reform, and equality in Pakistan.

Who should read this book:

✓ Human rights activists
✓ Students of sociology and political science
✓ Scholars researching Pakistan’s social issues
✓ General readers seeking insight into Pakistan’s societal challenges

“Paying the Price” is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the hidden forces shaping Pakistani society and the urgent need for reform.

Author Description

Muneeb Qadir is a social researcher and writer focusing on human rights, gender issues, and religious extremism in Pakistan. His work combines rigorous analysis with accessible language, making complex societal issues understandable to both scholars and general readers.