Syed Suhail Ahmad

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From Compass to Lighthouse: The Primacy of Truth in Decision Making

Human behavior is governed by ethics, but when it comes to truth, ethics must yield to truth. Imagine ethics as a compass guiding a ship through the turbulent seas of human behavior. The compass points towards moral principles, helping the ship navigate storms and avoid hazards. However, when the lighthouse of truth appears on the […]

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Building a Borderless Future: Human Unity and Global Governance

In the contemporary era, extensive interactions and exchanges between nations have fostered a global community. Yet, the true essence of human unity often remains obscured. While the world promotes division and categorization into nations, driving bloc politics, the shifting global order compels us to advocate for the unification of humanity, aiming to establish a union

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Coexistence: The Wisdom of Embracing Contradictions

Nature’s design thrives on diversity rather than uniformity. Just as mountain stones vary in color and plants flourish in countless varieties, the animal kingdom displays a wide spectrum of differences. Our lives, too, are enriched by this diversity, an unchangeable feature of nature. Maturity means accepting what we cannot change, understanding that the human mind

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The Duality of Human Nature: Reason vs. Emotion

Each person has a unique personality, but no one is without flaws—everyone has strengths and weaknesses. Those who capitalize on their strengths achieve success, while those who succumb to their weaknesses face failure. These traits can be grouped into reason and emotion. Embracing reason, characterized by unbiased thinking and a realistic approach, fosters maturity and

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The Deeper Meaning: Interpreting Signs and Signals in Life

If you are speeding down a main road and suddenly a ball rolls out from a side street, it’s essential to understand that a child is likely chasing after it. Seeing the ball without anticipating the child means you are not a good driver. A truly skilled driver stops not because of the ball itself,

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The Role of Adversity in Shaping Virtues

If suffering did not exist in the world, how would compassion be expressed, and how would generosity, kindness, and mercy thrive? In a world devoid of challenges and obstacles, where would resilience and perseverance come from? Without uncertainties, where would the growth in faith and patience stem from? And without a diversity of opinions, how

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Cultivating Nations: The Organic Evolution of Political Systems

Political systems cannot be whimsically shaped because building a nation is akin to cultivating a garden. They must naturally evolve within their historical context and be nurtured accordingly, as exemplified by European history. Cultivating a prosperous nation necessitates starting from the grassroots, as taking shortcuts skips vital stages of natural growth and adaptation. Similarly, to

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From Ground Up: The Essentials of Nation-Building

Building a nation resembles tending to a garden. To cultivate a thriving and dynamic nation, it is essential to start by planting seeds. Trying to initiate the process with a fully-grown garden or grafting trees skips the necessary stages of natural growth and adaptation. Similarly, attempting to replicate someone else’s garden without first establishing the

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Gardens and Buildings: Metaphors for the Strength in Peace Over Violence

Why is peace more powerful than violence? The reason lies in the fundamental objectives of each approach. Those who choose violence aim solely to inflict loss upon their rivals, whereas those who embrace peace focus on strengthening themselves. Violence is inherently negative, while peace is inherently positive. It’s a fundamental truth that causing harm to

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Towards a Balanced Society: Understanding Nature and Empathy

The core purpose behind establishing a government within any state is to maintain law and order, safeguarding the lives, wealth, dignity, and protecting the identities of its citizens, including their ethnic, religious, and language identities. This fundamental objective underpins the very existence of a government. Through paying taxes, participating in elections, and acknowledging the authority

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