These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
The Middle Nation (Ummatan Wasatan), as described in the Qur’an, holds a sacred responsibility not only to uphold justice within itself but to bear witness to truth on behalf of all humanity (Qur’an 2:143). This role naturally extends to engaging with global institutions like the United Nations, which, despite its flaws, remains one of the […]
The wind rustled softly through the leaves as Mira and her grandfather walked along the riverbank. Yesterday’s story of threads and waves still danced in her thoughts. “Grandfather,” Mira asked, “what happens when someone cuts a thread in the web of connection?” He looked at her gently, then picked up a stone and tossed it
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Justice
In the heart of a vast and ancient forest lay a village called Eldergrove, nestled between two rivers. For centuries, the villagers had lived in harmony, guided by the belief that unity was sacred. Eldergrove thrived not because everyone agreed on everything, but because they learned to live peacefully despite their differences. The village square
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Justice
Once upon a time, in the vast garden of human existence, there was a farmer who sought justice. This farmer was no ordinary figure but a reflection of all humanity—a dreamer, a builder, and a seeker of fairness. Yet, like many others, he often mistook the path to justice, believing it could be seized like
The Harvest of Justice: A Tale of Peace, Patience, and Perseverance Read More »
Justice, Peace
In a land once torn by endless disputes and rivalries, two ancient cities, Ashara and Zalen, stood on either side of a majestic river. Both cities were rich in culture and history, yet they held a long-standing grudge. For centuries, they had fought over the land surrounding the river, each claiming rights to its fertile
The Wisdom of Sefir: How Peace Became a Lasting Bridge Read More »
Justice
In a distant land where civilizations rose and fell with the shifting sands of time, there was an ancient city called Lumara. This city stood at the crossroads of many kingdoms, a place where cultures converged, ideas blossomed, and where the people spoke often of the Prophets who had once walked the earth. The Lumarans
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Justice
It is possible to claim something through force or deceit, but trying to keep what isn’t rightfully yours is like grasping at sand—it slips away despite your firm hold. Just as shadows fade with the setting sun, the illusion of ownership vanishes, revealing that possessions unjustly acquired are like borrowed wings; they may let you
The Unworthy Crown: Understanding True Ownership and Justice Read More »
Justice
Our world is plagued by injustice, dishonesty, and various forms of cruelty, manifesting at all levels—from individuals to communities, and even nations. This troubling reality persists because people often act according to their desires, unconstrained by moral principles. Those who do wrong typically change their ways only when all other options are exhausted. The freedom
When Truth Overflows: The Urgency of Embracing Justice Read More »
Justice
No matter how overwhelming the oppression, it can never crush the indomitable flame of the human spirit’s yearning for freedom. Just as the mighty Pharaoh, in all his grandeur, witnessed his army swallowed by the sea, oppression, no matter how fortified, eventually crumbles under the sheer gravity of its own injustices. Like a storm that
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Justice
In a distant land, the nation of Valoria stood proudly on its well-defined borders. For decades, it had maintained peaceful relations with its neighboring countries, abiding by international laws and valuing the principles of sovereignty and mutual respect. Valoria’s people had grown accustomed to a life of security, with their leaders committed to safeguarding their
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Critical Thinking, Justice