In the bustling streets of Makassar, Indonesia, persons with disabilities face a daily reality that most never see. They are stared at. They are whispered about. They are called names. They are denied...
Browsing Tag: disabled rights Islam
- Gambling Disorder Increases Suicide Risk 5-Fold: Norwegian Study Confirms Quranic Wisdom
- The Quran’s Embryology Miracle Confirmed by Modern Science
- The Forgotten Story of Islam’s Golden Age in China
- The Cross, the Crescent, and the Camera: How Western Journalists Invented the “Terrible Turk”
- When Life Is a Trust, Not a Possession: What Islamic Law Says About Euthanasia for Mental Suffering
- Islamic-Based School Leadership: A 30-Year Global Review Reveals Gaps and Hope
- Islamic Work Ethics Are a Hidden Gem for Family Businesses
- Islamic Teachings & UN-SDG 16: Can Sharia Drives Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions?
- The Invisible Shield: A 7th-Century Quranic Verse Matches 21st-Century Atmospheric Science
- Usury in Islam and Christianity
