The evolving landscape of work and work culture
In the wake of rapid technological advancements, shifting demographics and global disruptions, the traditional landscape of work is undergoing a profound transformation. The future of work is not merely a different concept but a reality unfolding before our eyes, reshaping industries, job roles, and the very nature of employment itself. As we stand at the […]
PM SHRI scheme: A Visionary Initiative in the Education Sector
The Government of India has launched a centrally sponsored scheme PM SHRI (PM ScHools for Rising India) in the education sector. This initiative is intended to prepare selected existing school of the country as PM SHRI schools, which will help showcase the implementation of all aspects of NEP 2020 and emerge as exemplary schools over […]
The indescribable blessings of LailatulQadr
May Allah SWT isolate our hearts, our thoughts, our bodies, our sight, our tongue and everything from that which is displeasing to Him. May Allah SWT allow us to engage in what is pleasing to Him. By: Ikkz Ikbal LailatulQadr is the Night of Power, a profound gift from Allah SWT to the Muslim Ummah. […]
Shaikh Dawood-The Sufiwith a food bowel for all
By: Bashir Ahmad Dar The Sufis, particularly the Rishis of Kashmir have always regarded the service to mankind as the path to reaching‘Truth’. For this reason most of the Sufi’s established hospices (LangarKhanas) where they would serve the needy from their personal expenses and from the contributions by devotees. It is reported about the parents […]
The Global Awakening
How the Resilience of Palestinian People Is Inspiring a Global Shift By: Ikkz Ikbal The people of Palestine and Gaza continue to suffer. Israel continues its relentless onslaught on Palestinians for more than 6 months now, killing tens and thousands of people and continuing its bombardment despite a UN Security Council resolution demanding an ‘immediate […]
Jumat-ul-vida: The holy Friday that everyone looks forward to
By: Mohd Amin Mir There are Fridays. And then there is Jumat-ul-Vida — the last Friday of the holy month of Ramzaan. The devout believe that no prayer made during this month goes unanswered. So in that sense, Jumat-ul-Vida is like that one last chance to make a wish, to send up a prayer, to […]
Cultural and Religious Traditions in the Village of Walraman: A Journey through Legends, Shrine, and Rituals
By: Hilal Ahmad Tantray The village Walraman is located in district Baramulla, about 13 kilometers away from the district headquarter. There’s no written evidence explaining why it’s called Walraman, but there are some legends about it. According to an elderly resident, the name might have come from ‘Wular’ because there used to be a […]
The Interplay of Means and Goals
A Guide for Undergraduate Students Undergraduate students are at the crossroads of many different journeys and destinations. Your college years should be used for more than just learning; they should also be used for goal setting and figuring out how to get there. It’s critical to recognize the difference between goals and means to successfully […]
A Rainbow of Innocent Memories of Ramadan
ROZA KUSHAI: FIRST FAST OBSERVING CELEBRATION In the month of sacred Ramadan, I often remember my childhood spent in my home town, Lucknow. The rainbow of innocent caravan of sweet memories passes before my eyes. I wish to share my first fast keeping celebration because every one’s childhood is full of priceless treasure of loving […]
Silence spills over positivity, but not always!
By: Mudasir Ali Generally, Silence is counted as one of the positive attributes in the human conduct. One can see the external lining of silence in various forms depending on attitude and rationality of an individual. It is an old saying that silence is considered gold in the eyes of people. It hones external conduct […]
