religion

How religion plays into corporate culture and office politics.

Welcome to the Jungle.
Let’s be honest. The first day at a new job feels a lot like entering a party where everyone knows each other—and you’re just hoping your deodorant holds up.
By Sayed Zewayedabout a year ago in Journal
Today
I have lost the ability to write. Mostly because I don't exercise that skill anymore, and I don't read anymore. When I was a little girl, I would write all the time. The moment I learned how to form a sentence, I fell in love with it. I have a very troubled childhood, and consistency in anything is something I struggle with. Commitment. I remember back when I was a preteen, I would not only write diary entries, but short stories. All of which I felt were not good enough. So I ripped them out and threw them away. Even the diary entries. I felt my life was not good enough or compelling enough. All I ever wrote about was my family's dysfunction and boys. Sometimes I wonder if any of my family members have ever stumbled upon any of those torn up pages. I'm almost certain that I was not careful enough to hide them back then. Well it's not like they respect me or my privacy either way so.....
By kandis.about a year ago in Journal
Why Coworking Etiquette Matters: A Quick Guide
In the ever-evolving landscape of professional workspaces, coworking has emerged as a popular choice for freelancers, entrepreneurs, and remote workers alike. Coworking spaces offer a vibrant atmosphere, networking opportunities, and a collaborative environment conducive to productivity. However, amidst the flexibility and creativity fostered by these shared workspaces, one crucial aspect often overlooked is coworking etiquette.
By Munnazir Zarinabout a year ago in Journal
The Wounds of Our Children
Beloved I am kneeling with you in sorrow, beside shattered pews and broken dreams. My heart bears what yours is breaking under.
By Joe Sebehabout a year ago in Journal
Maulana Fazlur Rehman: A Journey Through Faith, Politics, and Resilience
In the rugged political terrain of Pakistan, where ideologies collide and loyalties shift, one name has endured the test of decades—Maulana Fazlur Rehman. A man equally comfortable in the pulpit and in Parliament, his presence is as enduring as it is controversial. Neither wholly embraced by the secular elite nor shunned by the masses, Maulana has carved out a unique niche in the country’s complex political landscape.
By Qutbi Alam about a year ago in Journal
The One Who Is Fully Seen
Beloved, To the one who believes no one truly sees them I see you. But more than that, You've never been unseen. Not in the places you silenced your own voice to survive.
By Joe Sebehabout a year ago in Journal
The Spiritual Arsenal: Du’ā as Warfare : Part 4
The Spiritual Arsenal: Du’ā as Warfare Reviving Forgotten Power Neglecting spiritual resistance caused today’s paralysis. The Prophet ﷺ taught: "Du’ā is the weapon of the believer" (al-Ṭabarānī). During Isra’ wal-Mi’raj, he petitioned Allah against Mecca’s oppressors – not with missiles, but tears at Fajr. Revive this legacy:
By Mahdi H. Khanabout a year ago in Journal
Funeral Director - Taking Care Of The Ceremony From Start To End!
The loss of a loved one is one of the most challenging and emotional experiences in life. During such a trying time, family and friends often feel overwhelmed by grief and the multitude of decisions they must make regarding funeral arrangements. This is where funeral directors come in. Funeral directors near me are professionals who help guide families through the complex process of planning and conducting a funeral. They take care of all the logistical, legal, and emotional aspects of the ceremony, ensuring that every detail is handled with respect, dignity, and care.
By Kenneallys Funeralsabout a year ago in Journal
Such Varied Ukrainian Puritanism: A View Through the Literature of Taras Shevchenko
For me, a Ukrainian Protestant who converted from Orthodoxy at the age of sixteen, Protestantism at first appeared as a more secular and freer form of Christianity. But the deeper I explored this doctrine, the more I discovered the great glory of the reverence for labor and the Puritan ethic.
By Ilya V. Ganpantsuraabout a year ago in Journal
Iran’s Duality: Part 3 : Ally or Opportunist?
Critical Support vs. Blind Allegiance Iran’s role demands nuanced critique through Islamic jurisprudence: Acceptable Positions Vs Problematic Actions
By Mahdi H. Khanabout a year ago in Journal
Palestine: The Unignorable Core: Part 2
Beyond Proxy Fog Reclaiming the Narrative from Geopolitical Exploitation I. The Nakba: An Ongoing Genocide, Not Historical Event
By Mahdi H. Khanabout a year ago in Journal
The Qur’anic Framework for Conflict Engagement : Part 1
Beyond Tribal Allegiances: Divine Mandates in Times of War The seismic tensions between Iran and Israel demand Muslims return to revelation’s unchanging compass. Allah’s command in Surah Al-Anfal (8:61) –
By Mahdi H. Khanabout a year ago in Journal