Honey: The First Wound Healing Agent in Human History
Hay and Su had been hungry for almost a week. Spring was in full bloom, and birds were…
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It’s Not About Where You Break
After watching my father battle a severe mental illness, threaten my family members, and assault a family friend,…
80 Miles
80 miles. 80 long, traffic-filled miles ahead of me. Breathe. Yes. Inhale, exhale, inhale, exhale. This isn’t working.…
Curtains in the Breeze
Trauma and memory being the strange things they are, a part of me will always be there. A…
How Is Baby Affected If The Parents’ Blood Types Do Not Match?
Happy start Your blood type is one of the least important matters in your life unless you are…
Bitter Truths and Hopes
Thus far in time, and across different parts of the world, we have witnessed desires to realize a…
Albert Camus and Said Nursi on the Problem of Evil
Many atheists suggest that if God exists, there should not be evil, since God, by definition, is omnipotent,…
Virtual Reality as a Learning Tool in Modern Education
A group of friends are out in the city, shopping. While they are walking down a crowded sidewalk,…
Photosystem II: Can It Be Applied in Hydrocar Technology?
For hundreds of years, people believed that the sun rotated around the Earth. Similarly, people have misbelieved that…
Talwin and Tamkin (Coloring and Self-Possession)
Meaning coloring, taking on a color, painting, and presenting different views, talwin (coloring) in the Sufi language is…
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And the Winners Are…
2017’s essay contest has been a tough competition. It was not easy to pick the winners from among…
Science Square (Issue 123)
Scientists build synthetic embryos without eggs or sperm Rivron NC et al. Blastocyst-like structures generated solely from stem…
Our understanding of servanthood to God
Question: In his work, Gulistan, Sheikh Sadi states: “Be soil, so that you grow roses; nothing other than…
Deep Peace as the Emerging Alternative
In the early decades of the twenty-first century, strong-men like Okonkwo, the tragic character in Nigerian author Chinua…