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Reflections

295 articles

The Person in the Mirror

The person in the mirror is the one that needs our attention the most. However, we are more occupied in trying to find out faults and shortcomings in others. We may well give up this practice and turn...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemFebruary 20182 min

Some Requests to Young Adults

On the shoulders of the young adults of a society rests its future. If they are honest, intelligent and dynamic, a country is bound to prosper and take its position among the comity of top nations. Ho...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemJanuary 20183 min

Some Remedies for Jealousy

Jealousy is a human weakness and a negative emotion we all must strive to overcome. It damages human relationships. Friends turn into foes. Long time affiliations take ugly turns and turn into hideous...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemNovember 20172 min

Four Steps to Selflessness

One of the most outstanding human attributes is selflessness. It shows what human beings can do to the extent of sacrificing their own lives to give life to others. Yet many a time, we end up being se...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemOctober 20172 min

The Five Essentials of Constructive Criticism

Criticism comes to us naturally. It can be very constructive and can achieve the required goal if a certain decorum and etiquette is followed. Constructive criticism is a skill and an art that has to...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemSeptember 20172 min

How to overcome Selfishness

Many a time, we end up being selfish and self-centered. Seldom do we look beyond our needs and interests and seldom do the needs and plight of others bother us. Living for others is now the motto of o...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemAugust 20173 min

Anger Management

Anger is a human emotion that can wreak havoc. It can ruin relationships in the blink of an eye and hurt people irreparably. The tongue can inflict wounds deeper than the sword, as they say. In a few...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemJuly 20175 min

Let us Value what We have

When we wake up in the morning, our eyes open to see the world light up around them and our ears listen to the sounds and voices around us. Not so for the blind and deaf. When we lie down to go to sle...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemJanuary 20172 min

Journey towards Islam

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Akif Safi1 min

The “Blind Drill”

Eyes are one of the greatest blessings of God. We often take them for granted because seldom do we lose them. Yet for the people who have slowly gone blind after once having this privilege, it is a ve...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemNovember 20162 min

Two types of “Junk Food”

Our children are addicted to junk food. Such is its appeal that even the old are equally attracted to it. Obviously it has low nutritional value. Parents keep asking their children to not make this a...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemSeptember 20162 min

Reforming Our Conduct

We all have our weaknesses. A category of them relates to our fellow brethren and at times are a result of loose talk. More often than not these weaknesses are exposed in our conversations with one an...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemAugust 20162 min

Benefiting from Criticism

Facing criticism is not easy. It hurts our ego and self-pride. But should we let our ego get in the way? If the critique is sound, we must acknowledge it and change our stance. It is a corollary of se...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemMarch 20162 min

What Does it Take for a Non-Traditional Scholar of Islam to be Open Minded and Academic

One of the privileges afforded to us today is having access to scholars who try to engage Islam rationally and who depart from the traditional approach to understanding Islam. These scholars bring a f...

Dr Farhad ShaftiMarch 201623 min

Two Tough Trials

As soon as we reach mental maturity, we are faced with two tough and perpetual trials: one relates to the heart, one to the eye. At times, choices have to be made every second. The sequence is relentl...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemApril 20162 min

The Cause of Truth

Lord! Make the cause of truth the most cherished thing for us to live and die for. If life, wealth, honour and freedom of expression are under threat, give us the strength to raise our voice against t...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemFebruary 20162 min

Restraining our Wounded Pride

As human beings, all of us have self-esteem and pride in us. We would not like any person to ridicule or condemn something we never did. If anyone does, our natural response is that we react and at ti...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemJanuary 20162 min

The Power of One

At times we are too shy to take the initiative and too timid to take the first step. But experience shows that once a person is bold enough to break the ice, several people stand up by his or her side...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemDecember 20152 min

Let us Refuse to Lose!

Failures often disappoint us and bog us down. And if they come repeatedly we may end up in a permanent state of depression and dejectedness. Despondency and despair are the worst enemies of the mind....

Dr. Shehzad SaleemNovember 20152 min

Beware of the three C’s: Cynicism, Criticism and Complaint

As human beings, we need to continuously work to become spiritually advanced as much as we can. We need to pick the thorns that surround the roses in our hearts. Three such thorns are: cynicism, criti...

Dr. Shehzad SaleemSeptember 20152 min
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