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Anthropology
Exploring the Sisum Fort of Sindh
A village called Sim exists west of Kakar, near Gaj River, which some historians believe corresponds to the ancient Sisum…
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Blogs
The Power and Pleasure of Reading
To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is a spark- Victor Hugo…
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Literature
The Last of the Encyclopedists
Ashraf Aboul-Yazid is considered among the most prominent contemporary Arab travel writers, poet, novelist and journalist By Hani Nadeem Hani…
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Profile
Mai Dhai: Desert’s Songstress Legend
Mai Dhai’s story is a living melody woven with tradition, resilience, and grace From the small gatherings in desert villages…
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Blogs
Hidden Laws Upholding Social Harmony
Moral order is not built by grand speeches, but by small daily decisions—honesty over deceit, kindness over cruelty, service over…
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Blogs
Memoirs: A Tale of Two Cities
The author writes on his origins and its systemic cultural destruction over time By Nazarul Islam | USA My late…
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Poetry
The night – the eyes – the sea
In the night The eyes see The sea of stars Gabriela Marin, a poetess from Romania, shares her poems Gabriela…
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Literature
Palestinian Books in Greece
A Celebration of Culture, Resistance, and Community Two newly released books on Palestine were presented to a full house of…
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World News
China’s Nuclear Arsenal Hits New Peak
China posts fastest growth in nuclear arsenal to 600 warheads: SIPRI India, Pakistan continued to expand their nuclear programs in…
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Blogs
Defining the Emotional Literature
In emotional literature, the language itself becomes a vivid painting—every word carries color, tone, and movement, creating a vibrant artistic…
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