On the 16th of July 1939, the future Leader of Islamic Iran was born in the holy city of Mashhad, in the province of Khorasan. Sayyed Ali was the second son of Sayyed Javad Khamenei, a humble and poor Islamic scholar who taught all members of his family how to lead a simple, humble way of life. “My… Read More »
Started a new ritual called ‘Self-Care Sunday’Today’s day started with me finishing off planning the years goals in a 5 hr morning session,going and getting a neck and shoulder massage in the afternoon( cos everything was stiff from all the workouts) read a book by Louise Haye;Had some coffee and finished some work by the lake and walked… Read More »
Yes, It’s absolutely true. Turnips are ten times more useful than apples! Turnip is cheaper than apple. Apple is expensive in price. Poor people can not afford the apple because it is 10 times expensive than the turnip, Turnip is accessed in winter, people are using it in a dry way. As usual, after hearing this started to… Read More »
It has been a century since the holy lands – Mecca and Medina – were lost by the Ottoman Empire but the Turks and the Islamic world have not forgotten the heroic commander who defended the city until the last minute, risking his life to protect the holy artifacts With a single retweet in December 2017, the foreign… Read More »
Nasir al-Din al-Tusi was still a young man when the Assassins made him an offer he couldn’t refuse. His hometown had been devastated by Mongol armies, and so, early in the 13th century, al-Tusi, a promising astronomer and philosopher, came to dwell in the legendary fortress city of Alamut in the mountains of northern Persia. He lived among… Read More »
Indie Beedie and Sannah Gulamani are pleased to announce that we have been successful in achieving the UCL Beacon Bursary 2022 funding for public engagement activities. Our project will run in 2023 and will address the use of offensive signs. Offensive signs are signs that are perpetuate racist, ableist and other oppressive ideologies in BSL such as the… Read More »
A child went to a burial ground and threw his school bag at his mom’s grave and emotionally said in tears “”if you have slept enough, wake up, come with me and give an answer to my teacher who says -your mother is very careless, she sends you to school without lunch box, she doesn’t even dress you… Read More »
Joints, the vital connections between bones, play a crucial role in our mobility and overall well-being. While many associate calcium with bone health, its secret role in keeping joints smooth is often overlooked. This article explores the hidden connection between calcium and joint health, shedding light on why this essential mineral is paramount for maintaining smooth and functional… Read More »
Even with the best online divorce services, divorce can be a difficult process. That’s why it’s important to understand the signs of divorce and some common causes of divorce. Understanding why marriages fail can help you to make your own union stronger if you are married, it can guide you in making choices about entering into a marriage and… Read More »
In the first study of its kind, a University of Kansas professor has defined the amount of time necessary to make a friend as well as how long it typically takes to move through the deepening stages of friendship. In a new report published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, Associate Professor of Communication Studies Jeffrey… Read More »