Time Out (of This World)
Time Out (of This World) In This Article Time Out (of This World): The Physics of Time and…
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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
During one of my on-call shifts as a chaplain, I encountered an 18-year-old female patient who was brought…
The Qur’an Made Me a Scientist
I am a cognitive neuroscientist experimenting on human cognition while learning and using language. In short, I am…
A True Public Health Story
“Nearly 1 in three public health employees say they are considering leaving their organization within the next…
Editorial: What Is Beneath?
How likely it is to be in a pub in one of remotest corners of the world and…
2021-2022 Essay Contest Winners
While we congratulate them for their talents, we congratulate all participants for facing the challenge and growing through…
Living for Others
Question: How should believers approach the tribulations of those who devote themselves to the happiness of others? “So…
Kilwa Kisiwani – the wealthiest Swahili city-state
Considered as a World Heritage Site, Kilwa (or “Quiloa”) bears testimony to the rich heritage and flourishing Indian…
The Troubled Watermill – Dertli Dolap: A Commentary
My intention in writing this piece is to elucidate crucial concepts in a poem written by Yunus Emre—concepts…
A Writer’s Prayer
My personal sense of unease had been with me for some time, although “unease” is putting it mildly.…
A Journey of the Mind in the Mother’s Womb
The universe as a whole is a grand book of God, Try any of its letters; the meaning…
Restorative Justice
When crime happens, it usually involves two kinds of stakeholders: primary and secondary (McCold 2000). The categorization is…
Dreams Are Fragile
Our dreams are fragile. Our dreams can fade away almost instantly when our beliefs weaken, or our needs…
Pomegranate
The pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) is a fruit with abundant seeds and a perfect packaging. A vital food…
The Inner Dimensions of Faith as a Ground of Interreligious Dialogue
As the famous Sufi poet Jalal al-Din al-Rumi (d. 1273) once said, “Listen with ears of tolerance, see…