I don’t know if history can credit the birth of the descriptive phrase ‘Five Star’ to someone. A word that led to the creation of a cult called–a Five Star hotel. Perhaps an old, stubby British journalist exited quite satiated after a visit, and on-return to his desk drummed his fingers in style and winked for added flavor… Read More »
The human skeleton of an adult consists of around 206 bones, depending on the counting of sternum (which may alternatively be included as the manubrium, body of sternum, and the xiphoid process). It is composed of 270 bones at the time of birth,but later decreases to 80 bones in the axial skeleton and 126 bones in the appendicular skeleton. Many small accessory bones, such as sesamoid bones, are… Read More »
We need to spread awareness that Khawajasara & Transgender are 2 different things. 90% people do not know the difference between them. KhawajahSara are mostly Naturally created by Allah & we should respect them equally. We should work for their education and jobs. Description is in picture Transgenders are by Choice, where a man dress/behave / hv sex… Read More »
Marriage is considered a legal contract and union requiring consent from both the bride and groom. The Quran endorses marriage, making mention of the rights, conduct, and values that encompass a successful and happy married life. This article explores 8 verses of the Quran about marriage. The Quran establishes marriage as a highly recommended act, conveyed as a… Read More »
When Muhammad bin Qasim was busy becoming the first Pakistani 1,200 years before the country actually came into being, the Umayyads were busy sidelining the Shia in the hub of Islam. Abbassids, Ottomans and Mughals dutifully followed their lead as Shia oppression spread from the Middle East into South Asia. As far as the history of the subcontinent… Read More »
As a kid, I’ve spent hours immersed in Tinkle and Amar Chitra Katha comics. One story from Tinkle, in particular is unforgettable for me – the King and Minister one. Here’s how it goes: In a small kingdom, the King had a favourite Minister, whom he relied on for all critical decisions. The other couriers weren’t happy with… Read More »
There are many facets of parenting. Two of these are the rights that parents hold regarding the ability to see and raise their children and the responsibilities they have for supporting their children and their children’s actions. Not every family is the same, so determining these rights and responsibilities can be difficult. However, there are legal processes for… Read More »
There are two IELTS tests available – IELTS Academic or IELTS General Training. The test you choose should be based on what it is you want to do. IELTS can help you with a variety of life choices, like moving abroad, getting the job you’ve always wanted or even just improving your English language skills. So before you… Read More »
Life is supposed to be a blissful experience; our brains are hardwired to seek pleasure and avoid pain. In fact, when we’re happy, our brains release specific neurochemicals to encourage us to stay in a constant state of happiness. A number of studies have examined the components of life which equate with happiness. Here we talk about a… Read More »
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