Life
“Muslim hatred in India”
Muslims arrived in India more than a thousand years ago. They did not only come here as rulers or conquerors but also as soldiers, Sufis, poets, architects, farmers, traders and workers. For many centuries, including the Mughal period, Indian Muslims have contributed equally to the economy, culture, art, language, music and architecture of this land. But the colonial British made the Hindu-Muslim divide manifest through the policy of ‘Divide and Rule’. Using the historical fact that Muslims were rulers in some places, they tried to create a kind of hostility of the Hindu majority towards Muslims. This view was later systematically transformed into a part of state policy by Hindutva organizations—especially political forces like the RSS, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and the BJP.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
Don't Eat These Foods If you're a woman. AI-Generated.
Hello, lovely readers, these foods I'm about to mention are healthy foods, no doubt, but are they healthy for you? In our minds, we do think healthy eating means eating foods that are good for us. But there are some healthy foods that are not the best choice for women. Let me tell you about some foods that women should be careful about, even if they look healthy.
By Susan Nnebeabout a year ago in Writers
Tonic Greens Reviews 2025: Does This Antioxidant Formula Really Boost Immunity and Gut Health?
In 2025, the focus on immune strength and gut health has never been more important. With viruses, stress, and poor dietary habits affecting our health, many people are turning to natural supplements for extra support. One such supplement gaining traction is Tonic Greens—a blend of powerful antioxidants and natural ingredients designed to strengthen immunity and improve digestion.
By Tonic Greens Reviewsabout a year ago in Writers
Jackie Chan's Oscar Dream
The only one-of-a-kind Jackie Chan's remarks at the Oscars 2016. Learn how a man gets results ''When I was an actor, every year, I used to watch the Oscars with my dad. I remember in those days, my mother and father would say to me, Son, when are you going to win an Oscar?" I also explained to them that the day would never come.
By Rohitha Lankaabout a year ago in Writers
Stephane Marchand of Hawaii: Cultivating Innovation with Integrity
In a world where leadership is too often measured by speed, scale, and spectacle, Stephane Marchand has carved out a different path—one that is quieter, more deliberate, and far more impactful. Based in Hawaii, Marchand’s work doesn’t just respond to the needs of the present—it anticipates the responsibilities of the future.
By Stephane Marchandabout a year ago in Writers
Islam and the Modern Nation-State: An Ethical, Political, and Historical Review
Throughout the long course of world history, the state has been a changing concept. Sometimes it was tribal, sometimes imperial, and sometimes religious. But at the beginning of the 20th century, especially after the First World War, a concept called ‘Nation-State’ spread from the Western world to different parts of the world. This concept of nation-state was enforced in almost all countries in the post-colonial era, and the Muslim world was no exception. But the question is—to what extent is this concept of nation-state compatible with Islamic thought? Does Islam advocate the formation of a state on the basis of ethnicity, geographical boundaries, and national flags? Or is its vision based on a universal ummah? In this article, we will analyze that philosophical and political conflict.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
Dehydration and Lung Health: Why Staying Hydrated Is Crucial in Summer
As temperatures soar during the summer months, so does the risk of dehydration. While most people are aware of how dehydration affects energy levels and skin, few realise the critical connection between hydration and lung health. When your body lacks fluids, your respiratory system can suffer, especially if you already live with conditions like asthma or COPD.
By Ashraya Hospitalabout a year ago in Writers
Accountability of rulers and statesmen: How leadership is controlled in Islamic states.
When governance is conducted according to Islamic principles, leadership is not a center of power, but a formidable responsibility. In Islam, the ruler or leader considers himself the guardian of the people, and conducts every decision and action out of fear of accountability before Allah. This is the characteristic of the Islamic state system — where leadership is not a royal position, but a solid trust.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
The Science of Skin Transformation: Diving into Advanced HydraFacial Techniques
Ever wished for a glowing complexion without the harshness of traditional facials? HydraFacial has occurred as a revolutionary treatment, promising deep cleansing, hydration, and visible results. But what's the science behind this innovative technology? This blog will unveil the fascinating world of HydraFacials, exploring their development, scientific principles, and transformative benefits.
By Sneha Sood - Beautiful Mindsabout a year ago in Writers
How Long Does IVF Treatment Take in Mumbai, and What Can You Expect at Each Stage?
Mumbai has rapidly emerged as a leading destination for IVF treatment, offering advanced fertility care, top-tier specialists, and cutting-edge technologies. With high success rates and personalised attention, Mumbai continues to attract patients from around the world seeking quality fertility solutions.
By dr nanditaabout a year ago in Writers
