These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
In a world of whispered tales and unseen realms, there lived an ancient guardian of words, known only as Context. This being was neither man nor woman, but a vast, unseen force that held dominion over the meaning woven into language itself. With wisdom forged in the timeless spaces between understanding and misunderstanding, Context saw […]
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Wisdom
In a world teetering on the brink of unrest and division, there was a small, ancient village, nestled between mountains and seas, known as Vilaya. Its people, bound by simple traditions, were guided not by wealth or status, but by virtues that seemed to pulse in the very air they breathed—kindness, compassion, justice, and forgiveness.
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God the Almighty
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
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Justice
Once upon a time, in a land that lay restless under the weight of centuries-old disputes, there existed a small, nearly forgotten village called Tamra. Tamra sat quietly between two powerful kingdoms, eternally divided over land and beliefs, with each side convinced of the righteousness of its cause. For generations, battles had scarred the land,
Circles on Water: How a Forgotten Village Found Peace Read More »
Peace
In a world where two neighboring kingdoms, Arcadia and Ferocia, once thrived side by side, there emerged a tale that would teach generations about the power of peace and the devastation wrought by violence. Arcadia was known for its vibrant cities, lush forests, and flourishing farmlands. The people of Arcadia had long embraced tolerance and
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Peace
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
When bricks are scattered, they are merely a disordered pile, lacking direction or meaning. However, when those same bricks come together with a shared aim, interlocking and supporting one another, they transform into a mighty fortress—a structure that is more formidable than the sum of its individual parts. Each brick, positioned with care, adds to
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Life Challenges
Long ago, when the world was still being shaped by conquests and kingdoms, there lived a mighty ruler, known as Dhul-Qarnain (See 18:83-99 in the Quran. Some say he was a king from Persia, a land now known as Iran. Others believe he was King Cyrus, as mentioned in the Bible. But whoever he was,
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Wisdom
If your heart longs to bloom like a flower, you will naturally gravitate toward the garden where vibrant petals thrive. But if your soul is ensnared by the thorns of bitterness, the road you walk will inevitably lead through brambles and barren thickets, leaving only scratches and scars. Just as a flower instinctively turns toward
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Relationship
When we reside in a house made of glass, it’s not only unwise to throw stones ourselves, but also to hire others to do so. Just because we can send someone else to target others’ homes doesn’t mean our own vulnerabilities disappear. Our glass walls remain as fragile as ever, and the act of orchestrating
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Life Challenges