“7 Days, 7 Commendable Strategies: Iran’s Asymmetrical Playbook In the Middle East” by TS GilaniWar has never been a sole power or a function of military size or technological hegemony. It has proved, on numerous occasions, to be a function of strategy, patience, and the capacity to impose high costs on a stronger opponent. This […]
Political violence is often imagined as physical torture, war, or visible bloodshed. However, in reality, it is much broader and deeper. It represents the ruthless pursuit of power, the systematic violation of human rights, and the deliberate suppression of fundamental freedoms. Across different regions of the world, political violence has taken many forms, leaving societies
When Humanity Falls to the Lowest DepthsHistory repeatedly reminds us that the greatest tragedies of our world are not caused by natural disasters but by the cruelty human beings inflict upon one another. Whenever power becomes absolute and accountability disappears, humanity begins to descend toward its darkest depths. The recent suffering of Palestinians, particularly those
This article reflects on the contrast between the innocent joys of Ramadan in childhood and the responsibilities that shape our experience of it in adulthood. It highlights how, as children, Ramadan felt magical and exciting—waking up for suhoor, eagerly waiting for iftar, enjoying family gatherings, and participating in prayers with simple faith and happiness. In
Ramadan is not just a month; it is a feeling, a fragrance of memories that never fades. “Childhood Ramadan and Us” reflects the innocent joys of our early years and compares them with the responsibilities that shape our present lives. It reminds us how time changes our priorities, yet the spirit of Ramadan remains constant.
This powerful and thought-provoking article critically examines the moral and social decline in contemporary Muslim societies, with a particular focus on the misuse of social media and the alarming rise of leaked immoral videos. It highlights how digital platforms have become tools for humiliation, character assassination, and collective moral numbness—especially among the youth. The writer
Sayyad Hassan Nasrallah – Inna Alaa Al Ahad by Ayesha Siddiqa and Sumera Akbar Read More »
This powerful and thought-provoking article critically examines the moral and social decline in contemporary Muslim societies, with a particular focus on the misuse of social media and the alarming rise of leaked immoral videos. It highlights how digital platforms have become tools for humiliation, character assassination, and collective moral numbness—especially among the youth. The writer
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This powerful and thought-provoking article critically examines the moral and social decline in contemporary Muslim societies, with a particular focus on the misuse of social media and the alarming rise of leaked immoral videos. It highlights how digital platforms have become tools for humiliation, character assassination, and collective moral numbness—especially among the youth. The writer
“The Birth of Mustafa ﷺ” by Sikandar Awan is a beautifully crafted literary essay that revisits one of the most blessed moments in human history—the birth of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Through a rich blend of historical narration, classical references, and spiritual reflection, the author paints a vivid picture of the world before the Prophet’s arrival,
The transformation of a foundational idea into a nation-state is a profound process, one that can be mapped through a clear conceptual flowchart: an idea evolves into an ideology, which shapes an identity, forms a nation, demands self-determination, and culminates in the establishment of a sovereign nation-state. In this framework, the idea of monotheism—that “Allah
