Category: History

History is filled with kings, warriors, and leaders who left their marks on the world. But very few carried a title so glorious that it still echoes across centuries: The Magnificent. This was the honor given to Sultan Suleiman, the most celebrated ruler of the Ottoman Empire, a man whose...

In an age when dragons guarded the edges of maps and the Earth was thought to end in endless seas, one man saw the world not with fear—but with curiosity, courage, and the heart of a scientist. That man was Al-Idrisi, a brilliant Muslim geographer from 12th-century Andalusia. And he...

The day began like any other at Greenfield High, where the air always smelled faintly of chalk and new books. But for thirteen-year-old Sami, it was not just another day—it was the first day back after the award ceremony. He had come first in honesty in his class, a title...

On a quiet morning of August 5, 2025, in a small village called Tulai Shimul in Brahmanbaria’s Akhaura Upazila, six-year-old Jabir Ibrahim put on his little helmet. It was too big for his tiny head, but he wore it with the seriousness of a soldier. His small eyes glowed with...

Once upon a time in a quiet village named Digli Uttarchakal, there lived a twelve-year-old boy named Tamim Mahmud. He was a cheerful child who loved to run through the fields, play football with his friends, and draw colorful pictures of his dreams. His favorite subject at Gobindaganj Government Primary...

Mesopotamia, 1916 – The Ottoman Empire The sun beat down on the brown, dusty village of Kut al-Amara, where the Tigris River curled through the land like a silver serpent. Far away from the roar of London and the grandeur of Istanbul, a quiet war was turning into a battle...

In a strange corner of our solar system live two alien blobs. With sprawling, amorphous bodies the size of continents, these oddities are thought to spend their time lying in wait for their food to rain down upon them – then simply absorbing it. But their natural habitat is, if...

Delhi is the capital of India, and it is home to over 11 million people. Hundreds of tourists from around the world flock over Delhi to enjoy its magnificent historical sites, culture and flavours. Similar to the other parts of India, most of its inhabitants are Hindu. This large Hindu...

Relapsing to writing, on my familiar old hard brownish notebook means coming back for the same daft circle of existence that I’ve always thrived for. I know yet again that I’m trying to hide myself from my dreaded draped entity. For now, the country is turning for the worst. Again...