These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
Date: January 20, 2028 Location: United Nations Headquarters, New York Status: Emergency Security Council Session They had been expecting this moment, though none of them said it aloud. The chalk-covered sidewalks outside the UN still glowed faintly from the night before, smudged by footsteps and snowfall, like a river trying to remember the verses written […]
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Justice
In the grand, unchanging cosmos of Divine Law, certain principles govern the rise and fall of individuals and nations. Among the most critical of these is the Law of Al-Furqan—the Criterion that separates truth from falsehood, light from darkness, and the pure in heart from the spiritually diseased. This is not a arbitrary act of punishment,
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Critical Thinking
The night after the council’s vote, the greenhouse glowed faintly under the south lamp. Emil sat at the table with the ledger open, though his pen hovered without moving. The basil leaf in his pocket felt heavier than ever, like a verdict pressed against his chest. The door creaked, and Grandfather Tomas stepped inside, his
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Truth
The first rumors drifted in like smoke no one could place a match to. “Did you hear? The ledger is how they spy on us.”“Seeds are just symbols to make us soft.”“They’ll use your words against you.” By midweek the whispers had gathered into a breeze, curling through hallways, slipping under classroom doors. Notes appeared
There is no twilight between the brilliance of truth and the shadows of falsehood. For truth admits no compromise, while falsehood thrives in ambiguity. Yet leaders often find themselves navigating this twilight, where biases, prejudices, and interests act as smudged windows—obscuring vision, distorting judgment, and blurring the line between justice and injustice. Like a blindfolded
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Truth
Emil had always thought loyalty meant standing by someone no matter what. But today, that belief was being tested. At school, Emil’s close friend Adil had been secretly using another student’s science project as his own. He hadn’t stolen it—at least not in the usual sense—but he’d copied the design and ideas without giving credit.
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Life Challenges
It began with whispers. Not loud enough to be called bullying— Just enough to silence others. His name was Rayan. Sharp with words, quiet with power. He didn’t push or shout. He didn’t need to. “If you answer before me, I’ll tell the teacher you cheated.” “If you don’t give me your spot, I’ll make
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Relationship
The village school had chosen its new class representative: Emil. At twelve, Emil had always been quick-witted and observant. Teachers saw in him a natural spark, and classmates followed his lead with ease. But with the badge of leadership pinned to his chest came eyes—watchful, expectant, and sometimes hungry for direction. “Leadership,” his grandfather once
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Leadership
It was a cool morning after a night of spring rain, and Emil walked beside his grandfather along the edge of an overgrown path. They were headed to the old stone library at the edge of town, a place few visited anymore, its wisdom covered in dust. “Grandfather,” Emil said, adjusting the straps of his
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Wisdom
The afternoon sun slanted through the garden canopy, casting dappled light across the old wooden bench where Emil and his grandfather sat. A quiet breeze rustled the leaves, but Emil’s face was tense, troubled by something deeper. “Grandfather,” he began, “why do some people refuse to admit they’re wrong—even when the truth is right in
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Life Challenges