Refrigerators can be the largest energy consumers in the home making it a primary target if you’re looking to cut your energy expenses and reduce your environmental impact. The easiest way to reduce the energy use from your refrigerator is to replace it with a new, energy-efficient model, especially if it’s more than 15 years old. The savings… Read More »
Whether you burn your hand on a pan of cookies, spend too much time in the sun, or spill hot coffee on your lap, burns are certainly not pleasant. Unfortunately, burns are one of the most common household injuries. Burns are categorized by their severity. A first-degree burn is considered the least severe because it only affects the outer layer of… Read More »
The priest at a father daughter retreat that my daughter and I were attending, asked the fathers to look into their daughters’ eyes and explain to her how precious she is to him. He said it might be difficult for some of you, embarrasing for some, you may feel self-conscious about saying these things, or at least a… Read More »
For students living away from home, whether in dormitories or off-campus apartments, renters insurance is often an overlooked yet essential financial safety net. This type of insurance provides protection against various risks that can affect your personal belongings and liability, offering peace of mind so you can focus on your studies without worrying about unexpected losses. Here’s everything… Read More »
It is critical for a child’s growth to instill a love of reading at a young age, not to mention how enjoyable it is! Stories for kids can teach them a lot about life, the world, and themselves. Stories for kids with morals and exciting characters have numerous advantages and provide bonding opportunities. Here are some ELA games to educate… Read More »
Associate Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, The University of Michigan A lecture presented on Friday 24 November 2000 at the Islamic Council of New South Wales Hall in Sydney, organised by the Federation of Australian Muslim Students and Youth (FAMSY). Reprinted from SALAM Magazine http://www.famsy.com/salam In the Name of Allah, The Beneficent, The Merciful. Peace be upon you, and The… Read More »
The High Court Division’s recent suo motu order directing the government to ensure that no woman is forced to wear burqa at the educational institutions and offices, and the subsequent circular of the Ministry of Education with a similar directive have brought forth yet again the religious dogmatism which often tends to violate the human rights of the women. Instructions in the… Read More »
Stay awake and listen to the museebah (tragedies) of Imam Husayn (peace be upon him), his family and his companions. The reward of spending this whole night with acts of worship, as per narrations is that one who does so shall be considered having worshipped Almighty Allah with the worship of all the angels. The acts of worship… Read More »
Just over 50 years of the death of Muhammad (the last Prophet of Islam), the Muslim rulership was sliding into corruption under the tyrant Yazid, from the Ummayad family. Hussain the son of Ali and the grandson of Muhammad took a stand against Yazid’s evil rule. Whilst Yazid was feared and hated for his ruthlessness, Hussain was loved… Read More »
I think there are many women who would consider their love of their husband equal to that of their children, but in an “apples and oranges” way – different types of love, so much so they can’t be compared. That said, yes, it’s frequent for women to love their children more than their partner. It’s also common (and… Read More »