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A Tale Behind What City Has a Weird Name in Wales?
Wales is well known for its breathtaking scenery, ancient history, amazing architecture, and captivating landscapes. It is unquestionably one of the most well-liked and frequently visited tourist destinations. Tourists visit all year round to discover interesting facts and explore hidden gems.
By travel Walesabout a year ago in Writers
The Ultimate Guide to Commercial Real Estate Website Design for 2025. AI-Generated.
In the increasingly competitive world of commercial real estate (CRE), a well-designed website is not merely an online presence—it's a critical business tool. Your website serves as the first point of contact for prospective clients, tenants, and investors, and plays a significant role in converting leads into business opportunities. With the rapid advancements in technology and changes in user behavior, creating a website that meets both user expectations and industry standards is crucial.
By Scorlet Miaabout a year ago in Writers
April: The Month of the Backlog
A long while back, I recall reading a post on Medium from an aspiring author who faced a dilemma: Every author’s success relies heavily on having a healthy backlog.
By Stephen A. Roddewigabout a year ago in Writers
"NASA Plans Human Mission to Mars by 2040"
Major Modifications to Budget and Policy NASA's funding is cut significantly in the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026 by approximately $6 billion, or 24% of its current $24.8 billion budget. The Space Launch System (SLS) and the Orion crew capsule, both essential to the Artemis program's goal of bringing humans back to the Moon, are put in jeopardy by this cut. The administration intends to shift its focus toward commercial alternatives that are less expensive, putting Mars exploration ahead of lunar missions. Texas Chronicle +2
By md emonabout a year ago in Writers
"Unveiling the Moon: New Discoveries Stir Global Curiosity"
The Most Recent Developments Regarding the Moon in 2025: A New Period of Lunar Exploration As of 2025, the Moon has once again become the centerpiece of global space exploration efforts. Humanity is entering a new era of lunar science and technology thanks to increasing international cooperation, private sector involvement, and ambitious plans for the utilization of lunar resources. The main changes and updates are as follows: LUPEX 2025 is the joint mission of Japan and India. The LUPEX mission—Lunar Polar Exploration—is a joint venture between India's ISRO and Japan's JAXA. It is expected to launch in late 2025. The South Pole of the Moon, thought to contain significant quantities of water ice, is the focus of this mission. Advanced instruments designed to locate and evaluate lunar water resources will be carried by the LUPEX rover. Additionally, it will investigate the lunar soil's composition and the possibility of a long-term human presence. NASA and ESA are expected to contribute scientific payloads, marking a multi-nation cooperation in Moon exploration.
By md emonabout a year ago in Writers
Unlocking Cellular Energy: The Benefits of NAD+ Liposomal Capsules
In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining optimal energy, mental clarity, and cellular health is more important than ever. That’s where NAD+ liposomal capsules are gaining serious attention among biohackers, wellness enthusiasts, and even healthcare professionals. But what exactly are they—and why are they being hailed as a breakthrough in longevity and anti-aging science?
By Aurora Synthabout a year ago in Writers
Do you think that I created you only for play and that you will not be returned to Me?
"Do you think that I created you only for play and that you will not be returned to Me?" — (Al-Quran, Surah Al-Mu'minun: 115)
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
Slavery in Islam vs. Modern Slavery: Does Freedom Really Exist?
Slavery is a cruel reality in the pages of history. Humans have been bought, sold, and used as mere objects by humans. Slavery was once legal and normal in almost all civilizations of the world—be it Greece and Rome, India, or China. Islam came into that context. But Islam did not support slavery; rather, it gradually showed the way to its extinction through a new moral and social revolution—through humanity, responsibility, and liberation.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
Lisbon, The City That Waited for Me
I didn’t go to Lisbon looking for anything. That, I suppose, is why I found so much. It was a stopover—three nights on my way to somewhere else. I’d booked the trip out of convenience, imagining pastel buildings, a few good meals, and some sun before returning to the gray predictability of London. I hadn’t expected the city to feel like a memory I hadn’t lived yet.
By Lucianabout a year ago in Writers
Islam and Capitalism: Two Civilizations, Two Economies, Two Perspectives”
Capitalism is the economic backbone of modern Western civilization. Its fundamental principles are the free market system, private ownership, the maximization of profit, and competition. Capitalism accepts human greed as natural and just, and establishes that greed as the driving force of economic growth. Here, wealth accumulation, interest, investment, corporate dominance, and global trade are the main principles.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
Geopolitics and Islam: A Thousand-Word Analytical Discussion
Geopolitics and Islam: A Thousand-Word Analytical Discussion Geopolitics—also known as geopolitics—is a complex reality of the world system. It is a complex pattern of policies and relationships developed around the geography, wealth, military power, economy, and cultural influence of states, which directly affects the course of human life and civilization. But what does Islam say in this complex world? How did the Islamic perspective view or still view geopolitics? To find the answer to this question, we must go back to early Islam and the state philosophy of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and integrate it with modern reality.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
Islamic alternatives to taxation: Kharaj, Jizya and other revenue sources.
In the current world system, the main means of revenue collection is tax. But this tax system has given rise to a huge class disparity, unjust economic exploitation and unlimited state intervention. While the poor people have to be crushed under the millstone of income tax, value added tax (VAT), customs duty, etc., the rich get relief through various loopholes. Instead of this unstable and unjust system, Islam has given a model of a well-organized, fair and balanced revenue system, which is not based on taxes - but on kharaj, jizya, ushar, rikaz, etc.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers