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How to Choose the Right Size Van for Your Enfield Job?
Selecting the ideal van for your Enfield job could be a cut-and-dry process, except when you're gazing down at a mountain of boxes or cramming oversized furniture into a too-small door. Whether you're moving, making deliveries, or taking on a do-it-yourself endeavour, having the proper van size can make or ruin the job.
By Steve Gardenerabout a year ago in Writers
Educated" by Tara Westover: In-depth Review
Educated by Tara Westover: In-depth Review When Survival Means Leaving Everything You Know Behind I still remember the day I closed the final page of this memoir, sitting in stunned silence, trying to process the journey I'd just witnessed. It wasn't just another book—it was a window into a life so different from my own that at times it felt like I was reading about someone from another century, not a woman roughly my age who grew up in the same country I did.
By A.Oabout a year ago in Writers
Moral degradation and the spread of obscenity in society: Prevention and reform in the Islamic state.
The foundation of society is morality. A nation's economic, political or technological progress is sustainable only when its moral foundation is strong. But when morality collapses, society falls into the abyss of corruption, smuggling, violence against women, drug addiction, and moral degradation. In the current world, this moral degradation is heading towards a bottomless pit, where individuals, families and society are all victims. And the main fuel of this degradation is obscenity, sexual perversion, pornography, anti-marriage culture and the commodification of women.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
If Islam is truly a humane religion, then why did it allow slavery?
One of the biggest complaints of atheists and non-Muslims about the permission of slavery in Islam is—“If Islam is truly a humane religion, then why did it allow slavery? How can one person own another?” This question is often raised without understanding it simply, but rather with the intention of belittling Islam. But those who study slavery in detail in the context of history and Islam know that Islam not only did not allow slavery, but it was Islam that took the first effective and planned step to abolish it in human history. Therefore, in today's discussion, we will find the answer to this complaint in the light of the Quran and authentic Hadith, keeping in mind the reality of history.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
The teachings that the Messenger of Allah has given us are eternal.
The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said, “Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him speak good or remain silent.” (Sahih Bukhari and Muslim)
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Writers
First Time, Online
Is it significant that I have my first online collection just in time for Good Friday? I did it! I decided to follow the path laid out by many other writers both here and in my own private sphere and publish my work online. I will admit that it is not the first time I have considered doing this sort of thing. I have a story to tell of a lot of missed opportunities and desperation on my part.
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Writers
Setting as Catalyst - Winners
ViM's April Prompt, Setting as Catalyst is over, and the results are in. I've come to announce the winners and entries of the unofficial challenge. We were blessed with so many great entries which made the voting close.
By Mother Combsabout a year ago in Writers
How to Succeed on Vocal Media: A Beginner’s Guide to Going Viral and Getting Paid
Why Vocal Media? If you're a passionate writer, storyteller, or content creator looking to earn money, Vocal Media is one of the most accessible and rewarding platforms today. Whether you're into short stories, journalism, reviews, or personal blogs — Vocal gives your voice a global stage.
By Kevin Hudsonabout a year ago in Writers
Reflections on My First Self-Published Book
On December 3, 2023, I entered the world of self-publishing through Amazon with the release of my debut book, The Accidental Poet: Poetry Collection. The purpose of this piece is to celebrate that fact.
By Paul Stewartabout a year ago in Writers
Vocal AI Policy
We've arrived at the last major installment to my Vocalite manifesto. If you've come along for the ride, my hat's off to you! These have not been pleasant pieces to write and I'm sure they're not fun reads either. If this is the first part you've encountered and want to know the why behind the piece, you can check out Part 1 linked below:
By D.K. Shepardabout a year ago in Writers
Why Dining at Akira Back London Was More Than Just a Meal – A Culinary Memory in Mayfair
When you think of luxury dining in Mayfair, a handful of names come to mind—but Akira Back London offers something else entirely. I visited the restaurant last month, expecting a chic meal. What I got was a deeply personal, curated experience from a team that clearly takes pride in every detail—from plating to storytelling.
By Jessica Waldenabout a year ago in Writers
Why Dining at Akira Back London Was More Than Just a Meal – A Culinary Memory in Mayfair
When you think of luxury dining in Mayfair, a handful of names come to mind—but Akira Back London offers something else entirely. I visited the restaurant last month, expecting a chic meal. What I got was a deeply personal, curated experience from a team that clearly takes pride in every detail—from plating to storytelling.
By Akiraback Londonabout a year ago in Writers