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Unearthing the Enigmatic Maya Civilization
Nestled deep within the lush jungles of Guatemala lies a realm untouched by time, a world shrouded in mystery the realm of the Maya civilization. Every step through the dense vegetation requires careful navigation, as we wind our way around towering trees, step over twisted roots, and duck under low-hanging...
A Tender Dream -Sabit Hasan
In the realm of my homeland’s uncertain haze, Where turmoil and despair cast their gloomy gaze, A boy of seventeen, amidst the tempest’s wrath, Contemplates the chaos, searching for a path. In his youthful eyes, flickers a glimmer of hope, A fire within, refusing to accept life’s trope, He sees...
PUT KNWOLEDGE INTO ACTION
Knowledge is one thing, but putting that knowledge into action is another. Knowing what is “in our own best interests” is the easy part. If you exercise regularly and have a well-balanced diet, you will be healthier. That’s knowledge, but it’s not much use unless it is partnered with wisdom,...
Modernizing Mosque Architecture 15 Inspirations -Zaidul Hasan
In a rapidly changing global landscape, the art of mosque architecture is undergoing a remarkable evolution. Traditional Islamic aesthetics are meeting cutting-edge design concepts, resulting in awe-inspiring structures that honor heritage while embracing innovation. This feature showcases 15 contemporary mosques from around the world, where architectural brilliance, innovative use of...
Kazi Falguni Eshita
Dear Readers, can you name someone who doesn’t suffer from physical pain at any point in his or her life? None, correct? Did you ever wonder how to get rid of that nagging, distressing and excruciating feeling without any prescription medication? Personally, I suffer from a constant, sometimes unbearable pain...
Neuroscientists use brain scans to decode people’s thoughts
The method captured the key ideas of stories people heard — but only if they let it Like Dumbledore’s wand, a scan can pull long strings of stories straight out of a person’s brain. But it only works if that person cooperates. This ‘mind-reading’ feat has a long way to...
Generative AI Tools Can Revolutionize Web Accessibility
Whether using desktop software to solve enterprise problems or scrolling through your social media feed in the supermarket checkout line, online connectivity is ubiquitous. In less than two decades, internet users grew from just 0.4% of the global population to 69% in 2022. In the U.S., 85% of Americans say they go online daily,...
Prophet Ibrahim Observations for Today’s World
Prophet Ibrahim has been honoured as the father of our religion, Islam. Since, the other two major religions, Judaism and Christianity, were also derived from his progenies, he is considered the forefather of all these religions. In the holy Quran, Allah SWT has described many of his glorious deeds and...
Exhibition Colours of Place
The exhibition of watercolours and other works by the Bosnian architect and painter Ahmed Dzuvic is on view at the Bosniak Institute in Sarajevo. The donor exhibition Ahmed Dzuvic: Colours of Place in the gallery of the Bosniak Institute consists of a display of 117 watercolours and other works by...
A Diverse Yard Can Reap Big Environmental Benefits
When you walk through a neighborhood, what do you see? In the United States, it will likely be a few trees and shrubs amidst large areas of grassy lawns. These big green carpets might look pretty. But a plain expanse of grass is an ecological wasteland. It’s filled with just one type...
Know thyself and prophetic food -Ilham Malick
Our body may be termed as a ‘miracle’ as it contains 37 trillion cells, heart beats 35 million times a year, and the kidney filters 142 liters of blood a day. As our body is an absolute gift from the almighty Allah, we must take care of it. Therefore, it...
Ted Hughes The Seven Sorrows
The first sorrow of autumn Is the slow goodbye Of the garden who stands so long in the evening- A brown poppy head, / The stalk of a lily, And still cannot go. The second sorrow / Is the empty feet Of a pheasant who hangs from a hook with...
The Morning Star Venus -Allama Muhammad Iqbal
Should I abandon the pleasure of sun’s and moon’s company? And should I abandon this service of conveying dawn’s message ? For me the height of the world of stars is not good For me lowliness of earth’s denizens is better than this height What is the sky? Is the uninhabited...
In the light of the Holy Hadith
Love in Islam Messenger of Allah (SWT) said, «By Him in Whose Hand my soul is! You will not enter Jannah until you believe, and you shall not believe until you love one another. May I inform you of something, if you do, you love each other. Promote greeting amongst...
The Essence of the Holy Qur’an
Love for family and relatives. “Worship Allah, and ascribe not partners unto Him. And be virtuous toward parents and kinsfolk, toward orphans and the indigent, toward the neighbor who is of kin and the neighbor who is not of kin, toward the companion at your side and the traveler, and...
All the New Android Features
It’s time for an Android feature drop: Google just announced a bunch of new features in a press release, as well as in an accompanying blog post. The new options span Android phones, tablets, and even wearables, running the gamut from Nearby Share for Windows, to Spotify on your wrist, to new...
A new solar-powered gel purifies water in a flash
The fruit-inspired material could quench thirst where drinking water is scarce A new gel can sponge up dirty water. When the water later comes out, it emerges clean and fresh. The new material is a hydrogel, spongy tangles of threadlike molecules that stick to — and absorb — water. Like a...
Morality & Islamic Morality An Exploration of Ethical Principles -Hamidur Rashid Jamil
Morality is a concept that transcends cultural and religious boundaries, encompassing the principles and values that guide human behavior and interactions. Islamic morality, rooted in the teachings of the Quran and the example of Prophet Muhammad PBUH, holds a significant place within the Islamic faith. Morality refers to a system...
How Many Shipwrecks are There in the Oceans?
When Elias Stadiatis descended into the indigo-blue water, he had a normal day of searching for sponges ahead of him. Weighed down in a copper diving suit, surrounded by a tangle of breathing tubes, Stadiatis eventually reached the seafloor. As he squinted into the dim, he took in a haunting...
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