by B. R. GOWANI Thus spoke and acted Yahweh, the Jewish God 17 This is what the Lord says: “By this you will know that I am the Lord: With the staff that is in my hand I will strike the water of the Nile, and it will be changed into blood.” 18 “The fish in the … Continue reading “Muslims, 25% of world’s population: the leaderless orphans”
by B. R. GOWANI Thus spoke and acted Yahweh, the Jewish God 17 This is what the Lord says: “By this you will know that I am the Lord: With the staff that is in my hand I will strike the water of the Nile, and it will be changed into blood.” 18 “The fish in the … Continue reading “Muslims are 25% of world’s population but are leaderless orphans”
by DALIA MOGAHED Introduction As loved ones age and face health challenges, family members often find themselves stepping into primary caregiving roles. This can involve coordinating caregiving across households, with relatives traveling, rearranging schedules, and spending extended periods away from home to meet emerging needs. Many caregivers are also balancing responsibilities such as raising children, … Continue reading “Support and sacrifice: Muslims who care for older adults face emotional strain”
by ANASTASIA TSIOULCAS Muslims make up 25% of the global population and Islam is the fastest-growing religion in the world — but Muslims only comprise 1% of characters shown on popular televisions series in the U.S., the U.K., Australia and New Zealand. Those are just two of the findings in a new report issued Wednesday … Continue reading “There are barely any Muslims on popular TV series, a new study says”
by B. R. GOWANI “The death toll from a suicide attack that ripped through Parachinar [a mostly Shia town in Pakistan] on Friday rose to 43 on Sunday. The bomber attacked a crowded market near an imambargah in Kurram Agency in one of the deadliest attacks in the restive area for years, officials said.” A … Continue reading “US and S. Arabia: Worst enemies of Muslims”
by B. R. GOWANI Trump Some crave fame, recognition, medals, and honors persistently, more so in competitive cutthroat societies, one may say it is widely prevalent in the US — the most capitalist country in the world. President Donald Trump is one of those who love to be on top all the time with medals, … Continue reading “Nobel Prize or not, Trump is the winner!”
by B. R. GOWANI The Principal of Global School had asked his favorite Monitor to keep an eye on other students in the Middle East class. The Monitor’s family had given hefty donation to the Principal for running the school. In return, the Principal would overlook small or big mistakes, blunders, wrongs, of his favorite … Continue reading “Surreal reality: Global School Principal and his favorite Monitor”
by B. R. GOWANI Trump, as a US president, is considered the world’s most powerful person (all US presidents since 1945 have been considered as such … because they instill fear, create terror, indulge in violence, and start wars) on April 7, 2025, Trump arrogantly announced: “Virtually every country wants to negotiate [with us over … Continue reading “Ass kissers, remember Trump doesn’t use …”
by B. R. GOWANI Drugs Ruttie’s rush to dash off to Paris was to get drugs. Mrs. Naidu’s letters from Paris and New York to Padmaja make that clear. While in Paris in 1929, Mrs. Naidu incidentally discovered from a princess (cousin of queen of Italy), who knew Ruttie, the reason for her visits to … Continue reading “The tragic tale of a flower that wilted too soon (part II of II)”
by B. R. GOWANI (Here’s the link to part 1.) Drugs Ruttie’s rush to dash off to Paris was to get drugs. Mrs. Naidu’s letters from Paris and New York to Padmaja make that clear. While in Paris in 1929, Mrs. Naidu incidentally discovered from a princess (cousin of queen of Italy), who knew Ruttie, … Continue reading “The tragic tale of a flower that wilted too soon (part 2 of 2)”