Mohammad Younis Bhat (Zahid) How the Qur’an Develops a Farsighted, Ethical, and Responsible Human Being “This is a blessed Book which We have revealed to you, so that they may reflect upon its verses, and that people of understanding may take heed.”(Qur’an 38:29) In the previous three parts of, we explored:The concept of Islamic foresight.The…
When a walk to school, a morning stroll, or even a trip to the market becomes an act of caution Gowher BhatA child walking to school looks behind before entering a narrow lane. A mother holds her child’s hand tightly when she sees a group of stray dogs on the roadside. An elderly man carries…
Perhaps the biggest debate in the coming years will not be ‘Should children be kept away from social media?’ But rather, ‘How safe should social media be made for children, and who should be legally responsible for its safety?’ Dr Noour Ali Zehgeer If it was connecting with Family and friends or keeping yourself updated…
As painful memories are repeatedly replayed, could the brain’s remarkable plasticity sometimes work against itself? Umair AshrafConsider a medial temporal focal seizure. There may be no dramatic collapse and no violent convulsion. Awareness simply becomes altered. A person may suddenly lose track of where they are, forget what they were doing moments earlier, or fail…
When power changes hands, principles should not change sides Anil Kumar SharmaWhenever we discuss corruption, our conversation almost invariably turns towards the person who has taken a bribe, accumulated disproportionate wealth or misused his position. We identify the corrupt officer, the businessman, the middleman, the contractor or the politician who has been caught. But there…
