The quota system in Bangladesh, particularly within the educational sector, has long been a topic of heated debate. While it was originally implemented to provide opportunities for underprivileged groups, over time, it has shown to have significant drawbacks that undermine the principles of meritocracy, foster inefficiency, and potentially doom the nation’s progress. This article aims … More The Quota System in Bangladesh’s Education: A Call for Reform

The Unity of Humanity in Creation Recent events have reminded us that racism remains a persistent issue in our society. However, it is possible to end racism through understanding and education. One of the foundational principles to recognize is that God created all humans from one couple, making the entire human race one extended family. … More Ending Racism Through Understanding and Education: A Comprehensive Approach

Introduction In South Asian societies, the responsibility of getting children married timely rests heavily on parents. The timely marriage of children is not merely a cultural norm but a deeply ingrained responsibility for parents. This expectation is particularly significant for practicing Muslims who strive to uphold Islamic values in every aspect of their lives. However, … More Navigating the Challenges of Timely Marriage for Practicing Muslims in the Western World

Introduction In the contemporary world, freedom of speech is a cherished right, enshrined in constitutions and protected by international human rights law. However, this fundamental freedom is being exploited, leading to the corruption of media and journalism, particularly in third world countries. Yellow journalism, characterized by sensationalism, misinformation, and unethical practices, has become a prevalent … More The Rise of Yellow Journalism and the Erosion of Ethical Media: A Call for Stricter State Regulation

Eid al-Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, is one of the most significant holidays in Islam. It commemorates the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) to obey Allah’s command to sacrifice his beloved son, Ishmael. This profound act of faith and submission has been celebrated by Muslims around the globe for centuries. Beyond the … More The Lessons of Sacrifice: Reflections on Eid al-Adha

Moon sighting before the two Eid—Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha—is becoming a contentious issue within the Muslim community, leading to different dates for celebrating Ramadan and the Eids. This discrepancy has created divisions, confusion, and fitnah (discord) among Muslims. It is essential to address this issue through the lens of Islamic teachings, prioritizing unity and … More The Controversy of Moon Sighting Before Eid: A Call for Unity

Corruption, a disease that gnaws at the very fabric of society, has unfortunately become a common affair among our nation’s leaders. The involvement of forces chiefs, various department heads, members of parliament, and ministers in corrupt activities is not only alarming but also indicative of a severe moral degradation within our nation. The frequent evasion … More The Rampant Corruption among Leaders In Bangladesh : A National Moral Crisis

Last week, stargazers and nature enthusiasts around the world were treated to a breathtaking display of the Aurora Borealis and Aurora Australis, also known as the Northern Lights and Southern Lights, respectively. These celestial phenomena, characterized by shimmering curtains of colorful light dancing across the night sky, captivate observers and inspire awe with their beauty … More The Enchanting Aurora: Nature’s Spectacular Light Show

The landscape of healthcare in the United States is undergoing profound changes, with rising costs and concerns about the reliability of medical care leading to a crisis of confidence among patients. The increasing burden of healthcare expenses, coupled with reports of unnecessary tests, procedures, and surgeries, has raised significant questions about the integrity of the … More Navigating Healthcare Challenges in the USA: Balancing Costs, Reliability, and Patient Trust