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The Classroom Struggles of Children from Unlettered Homes
Zubair Mohammad
Education is often regarded as the great equalizer, but in reality, a child’s home environment plays a crucial role in shaping their academic journey. As a high school teacher, I have observed first-hand that children from…
Tapestry of Culture: Review of “Cultural Encyclopedia of the Dard Tribe”
Mohammad Sayeed Bhat
The beauty of a region lies in its cultural diversity and traditions. Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh stand as proof of this, where different cultures have lived together for over centuries, shaping the region's political,…
A Review of “Muslim Women: A Manifesto for Change”
Mohd Sayeed Bhat
"Islam does not oppress women, but patriarchal interpretation of it does."
- Fatema Mernissi
What comes to mind when you think about women—love or suffering, sex or gender, mythos or logos, rights or duties? Regardless…
Echoes of Gulmohar: Tradition in Transition
Aasif Ahmad Shah
‘Gulmohar’, a Hindi family drama directed by Rahul V. Chittella, unfolds over 132 minutes, centering on the Batra family’s final four days in their ancestral home of 34 years. From the outset, the film signals their…
Ramadan: A Path to Piety, Purity, and Patience
By Shahbaaz Bashir Shah
Ramadan is a sacred and spiritually enriching month in which Muslims worldwide seek closeness to Allah through fasting, prayer, charity, and self-discipline. It is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and holds…
True Education: Nurturing the Mind and the Heart
Dr. Reyaz Ahmad
Aristotle’s assertion that “educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all” underscores the importance of holistic learning. Education should not be limited to intellectual development; it must also…
Balancing Faith and Education Throughout The Current Ramadan
Zubair Mohammad
Schools in Kashmir reopened on March 7, 2025, after nearly three months of winter vacations. As students and teachers returned to their classrooms, they were soon met with the arrival of the holy month of Ramadan. This…
Rights or Duties First? Fulfilling the Duty towards the Real/God and Fellow Humans
Most of the problems in interpersonal relationships and conflicting claims about rights and court cases can be traced to problematic understanding of the self and its relationship to the Ground of being or God. God designated as Reality in…
Holi : Not only a Religious but a Cultural and Spiritual Festival
Lalit Garg
Holi is not only a religious but a cultural festival; this festival is a unique opportunity to share happiness, love and positivity. The biggest quality of our culture is that all the festivals celebrated here enhance the love,…
Education Reimagined: Nurturing Life Skills, Resilience, and Ethics
SHABEER AHMAD LONE
In a world burdened by mounting stress and relentless competition, the need to redefine education has never been more urgent. Education must transcend its traditional confines, evolving into a transformative journey that…