The Man/Woman in the Mirror Sounds like the title of a novel, doesn’t it? Well here’s what it means: Sean Covey states: “Before you’ll ever... Continue reading
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Umm Isam 
Sadaf Farooqi 
In the complicated fabric of human relationships, many myths abound. Realities are either distorted or brushed under the carpet to present a delusive, picture-perfect ‘mirage’... Continue reading
Sadaf Farooqi 
Kiran Ansari 
When I was growing up – in the Stone Age – we did not have email or Facebook; cell phones were few and far between.... Continue reading
Kiran Ansari 
Abdul Malik Mujahid
Caliph Umar Ibn Abdul-Aziz was the nephew and son-in-law of Caliph Abdul Malik Ibn Marwan. His mother Umm Asim was the grand daughter of Umar... Continue reading
Abdul Malik Mujahid 
Binte Aqeel 
There are times in life when we feel confused – when our mind seems to be an endless cycle of thoughts and emotions, which just... Continue reading
Binte Aqeel 
Alia Moin Adil 
“I shall allow no man to belittle my soul by making me hate him.” (Booker T. Washington) We were studying Surah Yusuf. We read the... Continue reading
Alia Moin Adil 
Abu Zakariya 
Handing back my employee magnetic card, which had been in my pocket every day for almost three years, I walked out of the grand, gleaming... Continue reading
Abu Zakariya 
Amber Saleem 
Causes and Symptoms People suffering from insomnia can notice its symptoms during the day: lack of concentration, confusion, memory lapse, emotional instability, daytime sleepiness, and/or... Continue reading
Amber Saleem 
Laila Brence 
“Let us be Muslims” Author: Sayyid Abul Ala Mawdudi Publisher: The Islamic Foundation (UK) Availability: Marif-e-Islami Bookstore, F. B. Area, Karachi Pages: 311 How often... Continue reading
Laila Brence 
Asim Ismail 
Punishment is a word with negative connotations. However, when seen from an Islamic perspective, it brings about a paradigm shift in the word itself. Amazing,... Continue reading
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