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Creating Opportunities for Children with Learning Disabilities
Mohammad Hanief
When schools look beyond examination results and value the whole child, they create an environment where differences are respected, confidence grows and every learner has a genuine opportunity to succeed.…
Let the Pulpit Heal Society, Not Divide It
Dr Rizwan Rumi
Let the pulpit remind us that faith must be visible in our conduct, that religious knowledge carries a responsibility towards humanity, and that the strength of a community lies not in the intensity with which its…
From Home to Hospital: JK’s Quiet Maternal Health Revolution
Asiya Akhter
J&K's progress reflects years of effort by health workers and public health services, including those operating in difficult terrain. Maintaining these gains will require continued investment in accessible and…
Connected to Everyone, Available to none
Sadakat Nazir
Technology can bring a person to our screen, but only attention, empathy, and effort can make them feel that they truly matter. We have learned how to reach almost everyone. Perhaps it is time we learned how to be…
PoJK: The Unfinished Chapter of India’s Integration
Our ancestors were forced to abandon this land. We will always remember this land. To all the people of PoJK who face bullets in the streets of Rawalakot and Muzaffarabad, India says, you are not alone, and your motherland has and will…
Hazrat Bilal Habshi: From ‘Ahad! Ahad!’ to the Footsteps of Paradise
Shoiab Mohmmad Bhat
A person may be overlooked by people, yet honoured by Allah.
A person may have little in the world, yet possess something far greater in the heart.
There are some stories in Islamic history that remain…
Did Ibn Abdul Wahhab Najdi say “Abu Hanifa is nothing”?
Muhammad Talha Amin Baruah
Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahhab was the founder of a revivalist and reformist religious movement centered in Najd in central Arabia and commonly referred to as the Wahhabiyya or Wahhabis. Muhammad b.…
Patience and Life: The Silent Strength of a Wounded Heart
Rubbya Rashid
When Life Tests Your Patience
Life does not always give us what we want when we want it. Sometimes, we work hard and still face disappointment. Sometimes, we love people sincerely but receive…
From Playgrounds to Purpose: Making the Nasha Mukt Campaign a Year-Round Commitment
Mudasir Bashir
Drug abuse is among the most serious social and public-health challenges facing individuals, families and communities. Its effects can extend into education, employment, family relationships, mental health and…
The Road from Education to Employment: An Investment in Learning and Building Livelihoods
Sudhansh Pant
Economic empowerment begins when a young person completes education and starts preparing for a career. The Department of Social Justice and Empowerment has designed its schemes around this journey, ensuring that…