Generation of Advancements, A Crisis of Compassion We are the children of the 21st century a generation that has achieved astounding technological feats and material comforts. Yet, in our race for progress, weve abandoned what makes us truly human: sincerity, empathy, and spiritual depth. Today, we see many people but rarely, true humanity. The modern [] The post When Progress Forgets the Soul: Restoring Humanity in a Modern World first appeared on .

Being raised by a narcissistic mother often means growing up in a household where emotional maturity is lacking. Her focus is typically on herself her needs, her image, and how she is perceived by others. Image is everything. Behind this facade is a deep shame and sense of inadequacy, which she projects onto her children [] The post Growing Up with a Narcissistic Mother: The Silent Wound first appeared on .

A Misunderstood Faith Islam, embraced by over 1.8 billion people worldwide, is often misrepresented as a religion of violence and extremism. This misconception distorts the truth. At its heart, Islam stands for peace, compassion, and justice. The Language of Peace The very word Islam is rooted in the Arabic term s-l-m, meaning peace, submission, and [] The post Islam: A Religion of Peace and Compassion Unveiling the True Essence first appeared on .

Dubai, UAE: The 2nd Global Islamic FinTech Forum 2025, hosted by AlHuda Centre of Islamic Banking and Economics (CIBE), concluded on April 15, 2025, at the Dusit Thani Hotel in Dubai. The forum brought together over 30 countries leaders, policymakers, Shariah scholars, and tech innovators to explore the transformative potential of Islamic FinTech. The event [] The post AlHuda CIBE Hosts Successful 2nd Global Islamic FinTech Forum in Dubai first appeared on .

In a move reflecting internal political changes and external pressures, Bangladesh has reinstated the except Israel clause on its passports, reversing a 2021 decision to align with international standards. This development comes amid rising Islamist influence following the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and increasing sectarian tensions, particularly against Hindus perceived to support her [] The post Bangladesh Reinstates Israel Ban on Passports Amid Political Shift first appeared on .

New Delhi: In a significant session held from April 1215 at its headquarters in the capital, the Council of Representatives of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH) passed a series of critical resolutions under the leadership of its President, Syed Sadatullah Hussaini. The Council addressed pressing national and international concerns, voicing alarm over recent legislative developments, growing communal [] The post JIH Council of Representatives Passes Key Resolutions on National and Global Issues first ap

New Delhi: The Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind (Mahmood Madani faction) has strongly denounced the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, calling it unconstitutional, anti-democratic, and a tool of majoritarian control. Speaking after a crucial Working Committee meeting on April 13, Jamiat President Maulana Mahmood Madani accused the BJP-led government of spreading misinformation about waqf institutions and attempting to stifle [] The post Jamiat (M) Slams Waqf Law as Constitutional Betrayal, Warns Against Suppression

New Delhi: Under pressure from the Yogi Adityanath-led BJP government in Uttar Pradesh, many madrasa operators are choosing to relinquish official recognition to avoid harassment. Twelve madrasa operators in Kanpur recently took this step, citing continuous government interference as the reason for their decision. Government Interference and Unjustified Monitoring Maulana Tariq Qasmi, head of a [] The post Madrasas Surrender Recognition Amid Harassment by UP Govt first appeared on .

Why Do Anger Issues Develop? Anger is often misunderstood. It is a secondary emotion, meaning it stems from deeper feelings like sadness, grief, or shame. When people feel ignored, dismissed, or gaslit for too long, they become desperate to be heard. Anger becomes their tool for gaining attention and connection. Even if it results in [] The post Understanding and Managing Anger Issues first appeared on .

Both Itikaf (Islamic spiritual retreat) and Vipassana (Buddhist silent meditation) involve seclusion, self-discipline, and introspection, but their purpose, practice, and philosophy are vastly different. Lets break down the key differences: 1 Purpose: The Core Intentions Itikaf (Islamic Seclusion) To seek closeness to Allah through worship, prayer, and reflection. To disconnect from worldly [] The post Itikaf vs. Vipassana: The Difference Between Islamic Seclusion and Buddhist Meditation firs

Charity is a pillar of Islam, an act of sincerity, compassion, and purification of wealth. Yet, in todays world, it has become seasonal, performative, and commercialized. Every year, as Ramadan begins, there is a frenzied race to distribute food kits to the poor, but it is often accompanied by cameras, selfies, and marketing tactics. NGOs, [] The post The Business of Ramadan Charity: Where Have We Gone Wrong? first appeared on .

While fasting during Ramadan may seem challenging, it presents a unique opportunity to reset your body, mind, and soul. With the right approach, you can maintain energy, stay active, and nurture your well-being throughout the holy month. Nourish Your Body Your pre-dawn meal (suhur) is your fuel for the day. Opt for complex carbs like [] The post Fasting and Fitness: A Healthy Ramadan Guide first appeared on .