What this Article is About This article examines the root causes of youth violence and school shootings through the lens of the author’s experience working with violent offenders and broader societal trends. It argues that these tragedies stem from systemic
What this Article is About The article explains that faith is more than words spoken by the tongue. True belief requires the mind, heart, and body to submit to Allah. Each part of the human being has a role in
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A Note on Intent This article does not seek to take a definitive stance on whether music is halal or haram. That is a matter for scholars and sincere seekers of knowledge. Rather, this is a witness statement. A tracing of
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What this Article is About This is not an article about war. It’s about what happens after. About how the world forgets-not by accident, but by design. From Iraq to Gaza, from torture chambers to genocide, we see a disturbing
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What this Article is About This article argues that mainstream Hollywood cinema operates as a system of managed dissent, offering audiences the appearance of political rebellion while ultimately preserving the legitimacy of state power. Rather than suppressing critique, Hollywood packages
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What this Article is About This article discusses how global power alliances shape modern conflicts. It explains how political interests often outweigh moral responsibility. Ongoing division allows injustice and violence to continue. Weak coordination leaves affected communities exposed and powerless.
What this Article is About This article reflects on a visit to the famous twisting skyscrapers in Mississauga, known locally as the Marilyn Monroe Towers for their curved, hourglass-like shape. It draws a comparison between the glamorous but troubled life
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SubhanAllah! While visiting a beloved sister in Mississauga, I finally captured the famous twisting towers, often called the Marilyn Monroe Towers for their curvy design said to resemble her iconic figure.
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Britain’s prosperity is ending in real time. The collapse is not abstract—it is lived in cold homes, empty fridges, and pay packets that no longer cover the basics. In 2025, 2.8 million English households are fuel poor; across the UK, 12.1 million families spend more than 10% of their income on energy, and five million spend over 20%.
What this Article is About This article argues that nearly two billion in the Ummah remain paralyzed in the face of Gaza’s suffering. It says this paralysis comes from long-term influence, fear, and failed leadership. External powers maintain control through
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