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Moon night talks and joys
Ayesha was a young girl who once resided in a small village in South Asia. She was well known for being generous and nice, and she lived with her parents and siblings. When the month of Ramadan arrived, Ayesha was very happy since it was a time for fasting, introspection, and prayer.
By Ghulam Mohiuddin4 years ago in Families
The Afghani-American War: A Legacy of Complexity and Controversy
The Afghani-American war, which began in 2001, has been one of the longest and most complicated conflicts in modern history. It has taken countless lives, cost trillions of dollars, and has had a profound impact on both the Afghan and American societies. In this article, we will discuss the origins of the war, the major events and developments throughout its course, and the current state of affairs.
By Muhammad Talmeez 4 years ago in Families
Health Benefits Of Tea
Tea is one of the most popular beverages in the world. People have been drinking tea for centuries, and for good reason. Not only is tea delicious and refreshing, but it also offers a wide range of health benefits. In this article, we'll explore some of the benefits of drinking tea and why you should make it a regular part of your diet.
By JULES JAMES4 years ago in Families
Raising Resilient Children: How to Help Your Kids Bounce Back from Setbacks
Life can be tough, even for children. They experience setbacks, failures, disappointments, and loss just like adults do. And just like adults, children need to develop resilience in order to bounce back from those setbacks and thrive in life. As parents, it's our job to help our children build that resilience. Here are some tips on how to help your kids bounce back from setbacks and become more resilient:
By Safiya Salihu4 years ago in Families
Reconnecting with a Friend
As Sophie and Emily caught up over dinner that evening, they reminisced about their high school years and shared updates about their lives. Emily had completed her degree in psychology and was now working as a therapist, helping others navigate through their personal struggles. Sophie had pursued her passion for photography and was running a successful freelance business.
By John Sonmez4 years ago in Families
DIY Baby Toys That You Can Make at Home
As parents, we are always looking for ways to keep our little ones entertained and stimulated. While there are countless baby toys available on the market, making your own DIY baby toys can be a fun and rewarding way to provide your child with unique and personalized toys. Not only can DIY baby toys be cost-effective, but they also allow you to be creative and customize the toys to your child's interests and developmental needs. In this blog post, we will provide instructions and inspiration for parents who want to make their own baby toys at home using common household items and materials.
By Naman Sharma4 years ago in Families
POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION
“Have children “ they said. … “it’ll be fun” they said….. One won’t argue that having children is a blessing but we can’t also dismiss the fact that being pregnant, carrying a human for nine months, birthing and raising a child is not a walkover. Being a mother can be a joyful experience and can also be stressful. It is a life changing experience and can sometimes take a strain on the woman either physically, mentally, emotionally or psychologically. The idea of being solely responsible for a fragile being can take a big toll on someone.
By Chisom Peace4 years ago in Families
UNDERSTANDING SUICIDE
Suicide is a complex and tragic phenomenon that affects individuals, families, and communities worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 800,000 people die by suicide each year, and it is the second leading cause of death among 15-29 year-olds. Suicide is a multifactorial issue with various underlying causes, and understanding the warning signs and risk factors can help in preventing this tragic outcome.
By Divine Dotimi4 years ago in Families
