Value of Time 1. To realise the value of one year ask a student who has failed in his examination. 2. To realise the value of one month ask a mother who has given birth to a premature baby. 3. To realise the value of one week ask an editor of a weekly newspaper. 4. To realise the value of one day ask a daily wage labourer. 5. To realise the value of one hour ask lovers waiting to meet. 6. To realise the value of one minute ask the person who has missed a train. 7. To realise the value of one second ask the person who has survived an accident. 8. To realise the value of a split second ask the person who has won the silver medal in the Olympics. 9. To realise the value of a heartbeat ask the one whose loved one is in an ICU. "Better an hour too soon than a minute too late."

  Tiranga : The Fabric that Unites India Not just a flag, the Tiranga is a living banner of India’s unity in diversity. It does not belong to Hindus alone or Muslims alone or Sikhs and Christians alone—it belongs to 1.50 billion Indians beating in every heart from the snow peaks of Ladakh to the shores of Kanyakumari . It is the only flag that unites the people of 28 states, 8 union territories and followers of ten different faiths— Hinduism , Islam , Christianity , Sikhism , Buddhism , Jainism , Zoroastrianism , Judaism , the Bahá’í Faith and even those with no religion. First unfurled on 7 August 1906 in Kolkata during the protest against Bengal’s partition , formally adopted by the Indian National Congress in 1931 and given its present form on 22 July 1947, the Tiranga was first officially hoisted at Parliament House , New Delhi by Jawaharlal Nehru on 15 August 1947. Its saffron stands for courage and sacrifice, white for peace and truth with the Ashoka Chakra in deep nav...

  Summary Of Life On Earth  God has His own style. He makes kings cry and beggars smile whenever He wills. To understand the ways of God, one must study the biography of Hazrat Umar. Hazrat Umar ibn al-Khattab ruled as the second Rashidun Caliph from August 634 to November 644 CE. He conquered 14 countries — Iraq, Iran, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon, Egypt, Libya, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan and southwestern Pakistan. He is renowned for his just and compassionate leadership. He was known for his dedication to the well-being of his people, often going out at night to assess their needs and ensure their safety. He said once, ''If a mule were to fall on the banks of the Euphrates, I would be afraid that God would ask me why I did not build a road for it''. One would expect him to be the happiest man after doing so much for God. But God tested him instead. During his rule, the Plague of Amwas broke out in 638–639 CE (17–18 AH) in Syria, pa...

  Muammar Gaddafi, The King of Kings of Africa  Introduction   Those who want to understand modern Muslim nations and their cowardice regarding Palestine must read about Caliph Abdul Hamid, Lawrence of Arabia, King Faisal, Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi and Ayatollah Khomeini. The sun may rise in the west, but it is unlikely that Muslims will liberate Palestine from Israel as long as America exists. Early Life and Influences Muammar Gaddafi was born in 1942 in a Bedouin tent near Qasr Abu Hadi, in the Libyan desert, during the final years of World War II. Raised in a poor family, Gaddafi was deeply inspired by Omar Mukhtar, a national hero who led the resistance against Italian colonialism.  These early stories, especially from his father, instilled in him a lifelong desire to liberate and lead Libya.  Libya independence and Discovery of Oil 1951: Libya gained formal independence under King Idris I, but real power remained with the British and Americans.  ...

  Why Will The World Never Forget The Boxer Muhammad Ali?  (If you want to introduce your children to a modern hero, introduce them to Boxer Muhammad Ali.) 1. He fought more efficiently than wrestlers, spoke more fluently than world leaders, professors and journalists and practiced Islam much better than born Muslims. 2. He became the world heavyweight boxing champion at just 22 years old. 3. He beat Sonny Liston and shocked the world with his victory. 4. He changed his name from Cassius Clay to Muhammad Ali after becoming Muslim. 5. He refused to fight in the Vietnam War, saying “I ain’t got no quarrel with them Viet Cong.” 6. He lost his boxing license and title for his stand, but never backed down. 7. He returned to boxing and defeated George Foreman in the “Rumble in the Jungle.” 8. He used poetry and powerful speech to stand up for black pride and justice. 9. He won the “Fight of the Century” against Joe Frazier after a long ban. 10. He lit the Olympic torch in 1996, show...

Introduction: The modern world has been destroyed by modern people with their own hands. Outwardly, they appear progressive and successful—but inwardly, they are burning in their own man-made hells. I believe there are clear reasons why modern people suffer and I want to explore those reasons one by one—not only for my own understanding but also to help those around me see more clearly.   Reason No.1 Global Sexual Revolution? The Sexual Revolution—also known as the Sexual Liberation Movement—refers to the loosening of traditional restrictions on sex, relationships and gender roles, particularly between the 1960s and 1980s in Western societies, mainly the United States and Europe. It marked a cultural shift in attitudes toward sexuality, promoting: 👉 Premarital sex  👉Contraception and birth control  👉Pornography 👉Open relationships 👉Homosexual rights 👉Abortion rights 👉 Feminist sexual autonomy Key Drivers of the Revolution Several figures, inventions and movements p...

  Traditional Women vs Independent Women? Traditional men and women are like the two identical wheels of a bicycle that runs smoothly. But a so-called independent woman is like a tractor tyre that won’t fit any bicycle wishing to run smoothly. —Sahil Sharifdin Bhat It is foolish to say that men are superior to women, but men must be given credit for what they have done and what they are doing for their families. They should not be treated like cups and plates. The misandry promoted through the media must be condemned firmly. To run a home happily, both men and women must contribute to the best of their abilities. Neither men nor women can run the world alone. —Sahil Sharifdin Bhat She claims to be equal to men, but:  The hospital she was born in was built by men.  The road from the hospital she was born in to the home she was raised in was built by men. The home she was raised in was built by men. The school she studied in was built by men. The school buses she used to ...

  Names Of Martyrs (Shuhada ) of Karbala As Mentioned In "Ziyarah Al-Nahiyyah" :  Note: This list will open the eyes o f hypocrites and liars, insha'Allah.   غریب و سادہ و رنگیِں ہے داستانِ حرم نہایت اس کی حُسینؓ، ابتدا ہے اسمٰعِیلؑ (علامہ اقبال) {The story of the Sacred Sanctuary (Haram) is simple, colourful, and full of wonder — Its end is Husayn (RA), and its beginning is Isma'il (AS).} 1.Imam Husain ibn Ali (Amir al Mu'mineen) 2. Ali al-Akbar ibn Husayn ibn Ali 3. Abdullah (also known as Ali al-Asghar) ibn Husayn ibn Ali 4. Abdullah ibn Ali (Amir al Mu'mineen) 5. Abul Fadhl al Abbas ibn Ali (Amir al Mu'mineen) 6. Ja'far ibn Ali (Amir al Mu'mineen) 7. * Uthman ibn Ali (Amir al Mu'mineen) 8. Muhammad ibn Ali (Amir al Mu'mineen) *Abu Bakr ibn al Hassan ibn Ali 10. Abdullah ibn al Hassan ibn Ali 11. Qasim ibn al Hassan ibn Ali 12. Aun ibn Abdullah ibn Ja'far al Tayyar 13. Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Ja'far al Tayyar 14. Ja'far ibn...

    Every Doll's Love story  Nina was a bright, passionate woman who had loved and lost early. Her fiancé died in war, leaving her heartbroken and drifting. Then came three men—each different, each teaching her something about love. First was ''Sam'', kind and cheerful. He loved her deeply and offered a stable life. But he didn’t understand her inner world. She married him, hoping his love would heal her. It didn’t. Love, she realised, isn’t just about being loved—it’s about being seen. Then came ''Ned', clever, intense, and charming. He understood her pain and shared her fire. They had a secret child together. But Ned feared real commitment. He came close, then pulled away. Passion without courage, she learned, cannot build a lasting love. And always nearby was ''Marsden'', quiet, thoughtful, and loyal. He had loved her in silence for years. He wasn’t exciting like Ned or sunny like Sam, but he accepted her as she was—no lies, no games. ...

  25 Greatest Indians of All Time Note: This ranking was produced by artificial intelligence employed by several chatbots. 1. Mahatma Gandhi - Non-violent independence 2. Buddha - Compassionate teachings 3. Ashoka - Peaceful governance 4. Rabindranath Tagore - Cultural harmony 5. Mother Teresa - Service to poor 6. Swami Vivekananda - Spiritual unity 7. Jawaharlal Nehru - Global leadership 8. Aryabhata - Mathematical astronomy 9. Sushruta - Surgical innovation 10. APJ Abdul Kalam - Technological inspiration 11. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar - Social justice 12. Satyajit Ray - Cinematic art 13. Ramanujan - Mathematical genius 14. Charaka - Medical wisdom 15. Subhas Chandra Bose - Freedom struggle 16. Kailash Satyarthi - Child rights 17. Homi J. Bhabha - Nuclear science 18. Vikram Sarabhai - Space research 19. Amartya Sen - Economic welfare 20. Sudha Murty - Education philanthropy 21. C.V. Raman - Light discovery 22. Raja Ram Mohan Roy - Social reform 23. R.K. Narayan - Literary culture 24. Naray...