In a world where justice prevails, there are instances that touch our hearts, reminding us of the power of compassion and empathy. This is one such story, where justice unfolded in a small town, illuminating the path of righteousness. The IncidentOur story begins with a young boy of 15. He found himself in a predicament that would test… Read More »
In the bygone era, there stood a magnificent apple tree. Nestled near this tree lived a young boy, and he had a special bond with this tree. The boy would visit the tree every day, finding solace and joy in its presence. He would climb the tree’s branches, pluck its apples, and bask in its shade. This relationship… Read More »
Unraveling a Journey of Mystery and EmotionsImagine a long bus journey from Lahore to Multan, the rhythmic hum of the engine and the monotonous landscape outside. It’s an uneventful ride for the most part, but sometimes, life surprises you in the most unexpected ways. Here’s a captivating tale of a bus journey that turned into an emotional rollercoaster.… Read More »
Oh man, I wish you went to my school so I could be friends with you! You sound awesome. I think you’d also get along with my good friend, Max Crumbly. It’s SO hard being different, especially at our age. And really, it’s not about being different. It’s about being honest about who you are. Because EVERYONE is… Read More »
The most serious violence to take place was a series of bomb blasts in Riyadh in late 1966 and early 1967. The bombings, which caused no known casualties, were claimed by the North Yemen-based Nasserite organisation Union of the People of the Arabian Peninsula [ittihad sha’b al-jazira al-‘arabiyya] (UPAP). After the attacks, Saudi authorities arrested several hundred Yemenis, executed 17 of them and… Read More »
We ordinary Muslims and students of Islamic knowledge are a world apart from the Sahaba. But between the Sahaba and us were wise men like Hasan al-Basri, who had guidance for us in new and challenging situations. Hasan al-Basri was a Tabi’i, grew up in the household of the Mother of the Believers, Umm Salama (ra), was given… Read More »
The English language is the most spoken globally when including non-native speakers. As we speak, there are 1.4 billion people on the planet using English. Being quite flexible and relatively easy to learn are two things that contributed to making English the international language. However, it often presents strange and unique grammatical constructions that, while technically correct, can be highly… Read More »
Green tea often comes up in conversation when talking about weight loss or helping with digestive issues. However, its benefits extend to the beauty kingdom too. Using green tea for your hair can prove to be rather beneficial. The deemed superfood is an excellent addition to one’s hair care routine for growth, all thanks to its amazing properties. Whether… Read More »
Putting onions in your socks might sound odd, but onions have a long history as a medical remedy, and some people say this practice can treat infections, such as the cold or flu. According to the folk remedy, if you come down with a cold or the flu, all you have to do is slice a red or white onion into… Read More »
Vaseline Oil for Sewing Machines, available in a convenient 100 ml size. This high-quality oil is specially formulated to provide optimal lubrication for various sewing machines, including lockstitch, overlock, interlock, and more. The Vaseline Oil is a non-toxic, non-staining, odourless, and colourless solution, making it safe and versatile for use in the textile industry. Its neutral properties ensure… Read More »