By Sadaf A. Omar Last week we discussed about the first part of Imam Jawzi’s book ‘Minhaj ul Qasidin’ (‘The Path of the Focussed’) that
Compiled by Sadaf Azhar Omar Life is a trial, and like everything that Allah (swt) has bestowed on us, it is a ‘mixed’ blessing. That
Welcome to the fifth bit of a six-part-long series on all things space! Each month, a new article featuring a fascinating aspect of space will
By Sadaf Azhar The Holy Quran is rich in imagery and uses metaphors and similes frequently to explain ideas and draw parallels. Nature is a
By Ammar Awais Forced marriages – fairly common in our society – create unhappy unions that result either in bitter separations or lifelong misery. While
by Rana Khan and Amal Hanif The recent gruesome crime in Sialkot shook up the cores of many all across Pakistan. It made us question:
Welcome to the fourth bit of a six-part-long series on all things space! Each month, a new article featuring a fascinating aspect of space will
“And they lived happily ever after” is how almost all of our childhood fairytales concluded. The media, movies, and novels are all thriving on the man-woman relationship. Unfortunately, they glamourize just one aspect of marriage and delude the youth into believing that it is all about roses, romance, and riches.
Aayan Anis is a fourteen year old fish keeper based in Karachi, Pakistan. Hibakidz spoke to him to discover more about his hobby, and here
By Bilal Naeem I recently attended a family wedding. While some of us were standing with the brother of the bride, he began to talk
