Pakistani immigrants in Seattle confront a huge challenge at homeAs highly skilled people pour out of the troubled country, the local Pakistani community is working to stop the brain drain and help educate those back home.

by Sarah StutevilleAugust 17, 2009

As the first notes of the Quran, sung by a diminutive imam in an embroidered prayer cap, fill the Westin Bellevue's ornate Grand Ballroom, a sea of hands moves to cover heads.

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Categories: Pakistan, USA, Read, Education, Labor and Immigration, Poverty and Development