Mahmood Afridi
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I write about the quiet moments we often overlook — healing, self-growth, and the beauty hidden in everyday life. If you've ever felt lost in the noise, my words are a pause. Let's find meaning in the stillness, together.
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10 Road Trips in the United States: Scenic Adventures Across America
There is something quintessentially American and romantic about the idea of driving across open road in the US. With curving ocean roads to rocky desert paths, the USA has a road trip to suit all types of travelers-—those in search of mountains vistas, national parks, or small-town USA.
By Mahmood Afridi7 months ago in Wander
How to Be More Intelligent: 8 Ways to Sharpen Your Mind
Intelligence is not only something you have from the beginning; it’s possible to build on it as well. Even though both genetics and early life matter, scientists have proven that everyone can sharpen their minds, better their way of thinking, and continue to learn new things.
By Mahmood Afridi7 months ago in Motivation
How to Think Like A Programmer
Most of the time, people picture programmers seated behind laptops or consoles, carefully typing long codes. What truly makes that image special is the creative way of thinking that lies within. Programmers are educated to understand problems, think through them, and find useful solutions; this approach is available to anyone regardless of coding knowledge.
By Mahmood Afridi7 months ago in Futurism
🌙Eid ul-Azha: The Festival Of Faith, Sacrifice And Love
Eid ul-Azha, which is also called the Festival of Sacrifice, ranks among the top Islamic celebrations for Muslims worldwide. It is a period when people focus on faith, show kindness, and unite. Beyond being a religious practice, Eid ul-Azha gathers families, groups, and nationalities together in honor of respecting Allah and other people.
By Mahmood Afridi7 months ago in Families
🧠 “How to Slow Down Brain Aging Naturally”
While growing old is normal, we usually hope that our brains don’t decrease in function very fast. While scattered wrinkles and grey hairs are signs of growing old, a gradual change in focus or mental sharpness can cause more anxiety.
By Mahmood Afridi7 months ago in Humans
Muslims Are Not Terrorists
Nowadays, when information reaches people very quickly, it is important to counter stereotypes, most importantly those that blame an entire community for the few bad choices of some of its members. Many people still falsely think that terrorism has a connection to Islam. As a result of this stereotype, Muslims around the world have suffered greatly and this has also negatively affected the public’s views of Islam.
By Mahmood Afridi7 months ago in Humans
When The Heart Remembers
Amongst the whispering ocean and gentle pace of life in a small Maine coastal town, Anna Clarke lived as a quiet strength and a gentle smile made her stand out as a school teacher. Every day was calm, straightforward and was built around books, the jokes of her kids and the light scent of sea salt. Things had not always been peaceful at the time. The memory of her special love had formed the direction of her life and it remained with her through many years, wars, distances and time.
By Mahmood Afridi7 months ago in Humans
