
A Letter from Dr. Farhat Hashmi to Mothers
It was after listening to a lecture from the “Dawa-e-Shafi” series by Ustazah Dr. Farhat Hashmi that I decided to write to her. The lecture

It was after listening to a lecture from the “Dawa-e-Shafi” series by Ustazah Dr. Farhat Hashmi that I decided to write to her. The lecture

By Fizzah Jawed Akhter – Designer & English Language Teacher and Binte Ruqqayah – Freelance writer The Golden Age of Islam (750 – 1258 CE)

Many years ago, a mother was desperately searching for her son around the house. After a frantic hunt, lasting nearly two hours, she decided to

In today’s globalized society, we often see that upon entering teenaged years, kids become strangers to their parents, especially the father. This was not the

Imagine that your teenaged son made it to the national cricket team. He was on cloud nine, of course. You felt proud of him and

Every morning, you can see children gaping vacuously at the passing landscape, as they travel to school. One wonders if this routine interval can be

Raising teenagers is a herculean task. Raising teenagers in the West is even more wrought with obstacles. Or so I thought, until I realized that

A myriad of challenges surround parents in the contemporary world, not to mention a number of surrogate parents that have taken over in the form

Summer vacation was over and the kids had just returned to school, starting their new session. It was still the first week in their new

Every professional needs to be trained, be it a teacher, doctor, pilot or an engineer. There’s no job difficult or easy that does not require