
Tariq Ki Dua
Ali and Omar were racking their brains for their upcoming exams. They flipped and skimmed through the pages of their Urdu textbook, groaning and moaning.

Ali and Omar were racking their brains for their upcoming exams. They flipped and skimmed through the pages of their Urdu textbook, groaning and moaning.

“Is it possible to be brave and intelligent at the same time?” Ali asked mom, as she weeded her flowerbed. “Why not?” Mom turned around

Shimmering Stars in Silent Nights Humaira Nasim Silence has its own rhythm. I did not experience this until I got the blessed opportunity to spend

Can I eat a tree bark for Suhoor? By Umm Amal – Freelance writer Recently a colleague cum friend of mine shared an experience. She

A Tribute to Maulana Wahiduddin Khan By Linta Mustafa Maulana was an Islamic scholar who was a complete advocator of peace. Born before the partition

Zuhd (Detachment) – A Remedy for Hurting Hearts by Umm Isam – Freelance writer Any loss of the world rattles us, be it death, illness,

TWEAKING MEALS DURING SUMMER RAMADAN By Hira Mateen What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you read these words, pakoras (fritters), samosas,

Nature is the biggest teacher of all times. As we know from history, across generations, the greatest contemplator of the Universe was the father of

Parents, just like gardeners, have no control over the growth of their children. They can only take care of the surroundings – provide an appropriate environment for them, so that children grow into independent individuals. We will be able to do this only if we understand their needs, have a close bond with them, and observe them carefully, rather than critically, writes Humaira Salman