“If you don't set a baseline standard for what you'll accept in life, you'll find it's easy to slip into behaviors and attitudes or a quality of life that's far below what you deserve.” - Anthony Robbins I recently forwarded a press release sent by a premier student organization of the Indian Muslim Community [would be careful not to name it, though] to specific mailing groups. One of the members of one group swiftly remarked – “ Why don’t they do a spell check before they send? ” Candid enough, isn’t it?! This is not an exception; I could exhibit an array of OFFICIAL press releases from another prominent Muslim educational institution that contain typos, spelling errors; even grammatical mistakes. So, what has spell check or quality got to do with press releases? Aren’t they simply meant to convey some happenings? Above all, they are probably doing us a favor in sending the press releases in English; because a majority of Muslim organizations are charact
My longings and desires adorn my lips as supplication; May my life, Oh Lord, be the face of the pious illumination; ... O ALLAH ! Protect me from the evil and estranged ways; Make me walk the path of righteous and benevolent ways. Translation of "Lab pe aati hai dua..." by Sir Allama Iqbal