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Journaling and writing in a diary may sound nostalgic and something you’d only do in your early teens, but the concept has now become a crucial part of self-care. There are so many reasons why journaling in our modern-day context helps. From finding peace in a fast-paced life to improved communication skills, journaling most importantly […]
In a world filled with the dynamism of both splendour and difficulties, dhikr has the power to keep us grounded and content. Dhikr has a very simple meaning which is the remembrance of Allah, yet the act holds great significance and has the potential to reshape our very existence. In Islam, there are certain phrases […]
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs recently launched the new Electronic Visa Waiver (EVW) for citizens of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. This means that British nationals who intend to visit Saudi Arabia will no longer be required to obtain a visit visa in advance of travel and they can stay […]
You may not realise it, but bad habits when it comes to laundry are quite common. While it may not seem like much of a problem, bad laundry habits can cost you money, ruin your clothes and possibly cause problems with your washing machine. In other words, laundry can be done wrong if certain rules […]
His Story | His Life | His Legacy Genghis Khan was undoubtedly recorded in history as a brutal barbarian, and founder of the largest connected land empire the world has ever seen. But his story is rarely explored, which prevents us from understanding his life and motives. In the year 1162, a child was born […]
We don’t know anyone who doesn’t like Channa chaat! It’s a tasty, tangy and a great snack. This chaat is quick to assemble if you have canned or leftover boiled chickpeas. Check out Chef Zubda Malik’s take on Channa Chaat. Ingredients; chickpeas: 2 cans(drained) Oil: 1 tbsp Cumin seeds: 1 tsp Chilli powder: 1 tsp […]
