Literature
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Trotsky, I Want to Sit and Talk With You!
I want to cross the bounds of time and space And sit in conversation with you! Bharumal Amrani Bharu Mal…
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A Life Shattered Like a Bowl
There were many fights, Many bowls were broken during the quarrels. But he— Each time, bought new bowls, Changed the…
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The Arab Heritage and Psychology
Muslim scholars made numerous contributions to the field of psychology, however, the Western historians of psychology have overlooked their contributions…
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Similarities in Rumi and Goethe’s works
Rumi and Goethe lived in different worlds, but both looked beyond the boundaries of their own time. They wrote about…
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Ancient Road of Song Dynasty Charm
The ancient road stretches eastward, weathered and proud, Preserved from the ravages of all-destroying time clad in sharp armour. Tianjie…
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Poem: Be the Light on My Paths
My poem, do not fade away, Do not die—claim eternity. Be the light upon my paths, Let my heart be…
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Harbin Reminiscences – Poetry from China
Generals and soldiers are not yet fully decayed, yet the city’s tale begins amid throngs of suffering. Wang Xinbiao Wang…
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Let us nurture love anew
Leave behind the conflicts of the world, let us nurture love anew, What good comes from these entanglements? Let us…
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Poetry: The Moon and Wild Geese
There is always a bright full moon hanging over nights long gone. Between heaven and earth, our houses, trees, mountains…
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A Wedding on the Devil’s Cart
When the first automobiles appeared, Our mullahs called them “The Devil’s cart.” Bahtiyar Hidayet Bahtiyar Hidayet, born in 1974 in…
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