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The Joyous Tradition of Iftar: Celebrating Unity, Generosity, and Faith
In the bustling streets of cities worldwide, as the sun dips below the horizon and the call to prayer echoes through the air, a time-honored tradition unfolds – Iftar, the breaking of the fast during the holy month of Ramadan. This sacred ritual, observed by millions of Muslims around the globe, is a celebration of unity, generosity, and spiritual renewal. As the faithful gather with family, friends, and communities to partake in this cherished tradition, the essence of Ramadan comes to life in the shared moments of reflection, gratitude, and fellowship.
By Azam Javed2 years ago in Humans
Why We Love: A Cynical Perspective
Introduction: Love, ah, the eternal enigma. What is it about this elusive emotion that captivates us, drives us to madness, and leaves us searching for meaning in its chaotic wake? Let's dive into the intricacies of love, but be warned, this tale isn't one of fairy tales and happily ever afters. Instead, it's a cynical exploration of the complexities that underlie our obsession with love.
By Mohamed ahmed2 years ago in Humans
The Dynamics of Relationships: Understanding, Nurturing, and Growing Together
Relationships are the threads that weave the fabric of human experience, connecting us in profound and often transformative ways. Whether they be romantic partnerships, familial bonds, friendships, or professional alliances, relationships form the foundation of our social interactions and emotional well-being. In this exploration, we delve into the intricacies of relationships, examining their dynamics, challenges, and the keys to nurturing healthy, fulfilling connections.
By Lucy2 years ago in Humans
Embracing Beauty Beyond Conventional
In a world fixated on physical appearance, the concept of beauty often seems confined to narrow parameters dictated by societal standards. Yet, amidst this cacophony of superficial judgments, there exists a profound perspective – one that transcends the conventional definitions of attractiveness. "I don’t think of myself as an ugly person. I think of myself as a beautiful monkey," encapsulates a sentiment that challenges the normative discourse surrounding self-image and beauty.
By Jace Opeyemi2 years ago in Humans
Love for mother
The kid is calling his mom and saying, "Mother, let me know something, do I have a solicitation?" -- What can really be done on the off chance that you need?
By Toshon chakma2 years ago in Humans
New Study Indicates that Empathy Can Spread Through Social Interactions
To feel empathy is human — the ability is a core aspect of what makes us us, and what makes societies function as a whole. It plays a critical role in how we form relationships, communicate, collaborate, and how we act towards those we interact with. And, yet, there has existed a long-standing preconception that the empathic ability one has is fixed and cannot be modified by anything once adolescent development ends. When describing empathy, folks say “I am very empathetic” and “They don’t have empathy” with a sense of finality akin to “I am alive” and “He is a human”.
By Olivia L. Dobbs2 years ago in Humans
A journey to peace of mind
Titleurneyoeacef In the bustling city of Serenity, where the streets hummed with the symphony of life, a young woman named Sarah longed for peace of mind amidst the chaos of everyday life.
By Lucy2 years ago in Humans
The 5 Factors That Determine if Your Partner Is a Perfect Match
There are 5 measures of compatibility to be looked at: 1) chemistry, 2) sexual chemistry, 3) shared interests, 4) shared values, and 5) the capacity to build together.
By Martin Vidal2 years ago in Humans
Women Safeguarding Women
Last night, while walking the dogs, I experienced a touching moment of kinship with a stranger that I’ll carry with me for a long time.
By Test2 years ago in Humans
A Dream to Teach Perspective
I won't make up any names or descriptions of faces. I'll only tell this dream as I saw and heard it almost a year ago. I've procrastinated in sharing it. I remember I could almost feel the dust blowing through her shattered home. I'll describe every detail, making the dream seem longer, but it only flashed before my eyes a little more than 10 seconds.
By Brigida Levonna2 years ago in Humans
The Amaryllis Family
FICTION - My Books and Music Once upon a time in a bustling town nestled at the foot of a majestic mountain, there lived the Amaryllis family, named after the exquisite flowers they cultivated and sold. The Amaryllis family had been renowned for generations for their skill in growing the most vibrant and enchanting amaryllis blooms that adorned the town with their beauty.
By John Charles Harman2 years ago in Humans
Monogamy vs Polyamory
We are in the midst of the 21st century, and that means that relationships have evolved, giving way to new ways of loving and being happy. On one hand, we have Monogamy, an old acquaintance with relationships of two, strong and indestructible (well, that is if you don't go through one of those emotional storms that tear everything down). And on the other hand, Polyamory, which has come stomping like giants to break those stale schemas and show us that you can love several people at once and be truly happy. Now, not everything is rosy, there is also science behind this, and precisely psychology in the midst of its studies shows us the advantages and disadvantages of each type of relationship.
By Salgado2 years ago in Humans