“There are moments in life that divide time into two parts: before and after.” A thoughtful reflection on grief and memory by Dr. Aslam Abdullah. Read more: https://t.co/YVZXuvb3Tm
Spain’s World Cup win is a story about identity and inclusion as much as football. Read Aslam Abdullah’s piece on how La Roja’s triumph reflects 21st-century Spain: https://t.co/KzOzvVHKLX
Which Bible Will Texas Students Read?
Texas has become the first state to require mandatory biblical readings in public schools beginning with the 2030–31 academic year.
A must-read for every American concerned about the future of religious liberty
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“You Can Take the Trophy, But You Cannot Steal a People’s Dream” — a reflection on why football is identity and hope for billions. Read: https://t.co/96qchObtV0
William Tyndale made the Bible readable in English — a quiet revolution that reshaped faith and language. Learn how his translation work democratized religious knowledge of Christianity: https://t.co/VzB1QUOen8
The Star-Spangled Banner is more than a patriotic tune — it’s a story of survival, ideals, and identity. Read about its origins and enduring message: https://t.co/9deYkCdXbk
Maulana Syed Salman Husaini Nadwi’s passing marks the end of an era in South Asian Islamic scholarship. A scholar rooted in tradition yet engaged with modern questions. Read more: https://t.co/lnq6xtIuJi
New post: The Abrahamic Accord is a Farce — a sharp critique questioning whether these agreements honor the moral legacy they invoke. https://t.co/3yvQsefLjv
The Hindutva government in West Bengal, India, opened detention camps for Muslims, calling them infiltrators, exposing their hatred against minorities. Please take a look at the short story highlighting the dilemma of Bengali Muslims in India. https://t.co/kTfCtyoI59
A Cocroachian Story. This story includes several real or widely reported political phrases and slogans from recent Indian electoral and citizenship-related contexts https://t.co/kTfCtyoI59
We do not know how long this road truly is, nor how many storms, wounds, and silent sorrows wait for us beyond the next turn. We walk beneath uncertain skies, carrying fragile hopes in hearts that tire more quickly with every passing season.
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"Civilization began when the first mother held the first child." Dr. Aslam Abdullah’s new essay argues that caregiving is civilization’s true origin. Read more: https://t.co/N8w9NBsy19
New essay: Koh-i-Noor: A Diamond That Shines Even in Captivity — on how a jewel became a witness to conquest, courts, and contested memory. Read more: https://t.co/vC8OLZsGiE
Yassamin Ansari’s speech exposes fractures in how power and trust are treated in public life. A new essay examines what that means for accountability and civic norms. Read more: https://t.co/ZhFYvFwB74
Senate votes to allow arms sales to Israel, exposing changing U.S. sentiments — and could reshape the 2026 midterms. Read more: https://t.co/z8mgz7rqy9