
Dealing with Copy/Paste Culture
Hafsa Ahsan presents to teachers the plagiarism detection ‘tool-kit’ for safeguarding the work of their students from copy/paste culture This trend is, perhaps, as old

Hafsa Ahsan presents to teachers the plagiarism detection ‘tool-kit’ for safeguarding the work of their students from copy/paste culture This trend is, perhaps, as old

The series of articles on dealing with ethical dilemmas at workplace continue. This time, Sumaira Dada discusses the age-old habit of lying and ways of

The venomous glance, not alien to our society, is the evil eye (Nazr). It is centered on the belief that jealousy or praise can inflict

Kulsoom Omar introduces the inspiring life story of Khadijah (rta) – an extraordinary woman, who never once let the believers down Personal details Name: Khadijah

Rana Rais Khan tells the story of Sulaiman (as) to illustrate the origins and harms of magic As a child I remember reading Enid Blyton’s

Early one morning, Abu Darda (rta) awoke and went straight to his idol, which he kept in the best part of his house. He greeted

My friends and I sometimes have fun with the Ouija Board – we call spirits. Is it really a sin to do so? Also, are

Some Muslims feel that anything new or modern is good. But is this really the case? How should we understand modernity as Muslims? First, let

Affaf Jamal tells us more about the man recognized for the book commonly known as “Sahih Bukhari” As a child, he had memorized over seventy

Ramla Akhter shows us, how a little faith takes us a long way. Excerpt from an e-mail to a dear old (non-Muslim) friend, who has