
From the diary of the young
Mahwash Ajaz’s diary entry draws laughs and tears Monday, June 21, 2004. 8.59 p.m. These six months have been wonderful, poignant, eye-opening, enervating. Being a

Mahwash Ajaz’s diary entry draws laughs and tears Monday, June 21, 2004. 8.59 p.m. These six months have been wonderful, poignant, eye-opening, enervating. Being a

Affaf Jamal lists valuable guidelines for making the most of your Quran reading experience Be careful when you handle this holy book. Remember, it is

Roomana Rais Khan familiarizes us with ‘the sword of Allah (swt)’ on earth Khalid Ibn Al-Waleed (rta) was born in a prominent family of the

Let’s accept remorse kindly, suggests Uzma Rizvi A friend arrives late for an appointment. Your teacher criticizes you in public. Your cousin loses the book

Samia Asghar, a wife, mother and architect always received compliments on her ‘photo wall’-the wall at the entrance of her home, with a myriad of

Naba Basar brings to light the serious challenge of resisting suicide in today’s disturbed and fast paced society. Addressing this issue Allah says: “Do not

Umm Saad lends meaning to your Tasbeehat and Dhikr. “The most beautiful names belong to Allah, so call on Him by them.” (Surah Al-Araf 7:180).

Bushra Anwar gives us a glance into the charms and attractions of Iran There are places you visit, and all you write home about is

Dr. Sabheen Riaz Khan provides us with the benefits of aloe vera Qays Bin Rafi Al-Qaysi narrated that Allah’s Messenger (sa) said: “Aloes and wart-cress

A wise man will be master of his mind, a fool will be its slave, states Farah Najam. Everyday everywhere young people take on new