Ramadan to Ramadan: Three Rs to Reflect
It is habitual for us to ‘regret about the past, complain about the present and worry about the future’. We spend more time thinking about them, than trying to solve them.
Jaihoon Essays
Gujarat’s Guts, Malabar’s Malady (On the growing alcoholism in Muslim Kerala)
The Hindu majority state had the guts which the Muslim Malabar, with all its organized Muslim political and religious power had failed to achieve. If Gandhi Factor is the honorary reason for the largely successful ban n Gujarat, Malabar too is not lacking in spiritual cum political luminaries
FIFA 2010: ‘Your wife must be Lucky’ [The impact of men’s sports craze on Families]
Did we realize that there are an equal number of victims who are martyred in the tsunami of this madness? They are the ones whose hearts cry for the end of this tournament as soon as possible.
Quran is not just another ‘Eureka’ of Man
Believers of today get excited when Science confirms a fact earlier established in Quran. Should they really?
Mother Rediscovered
Thanks to the media, the commercial giants have spent heavily on defining motherhood through their products
A Mother’s womb is not for Sale
A Mother’s womb, that is cherished and revered since the creation of man as the greatest guardian of life, is being compared here to just ‘a model’ of an air conditioner! A model that would fail to maintain its ‘uniqueness’ in the market for not more than a few months. The womb is the very symbol of human life on earth.On the need for government regulation in advertising industry.
Smash the Idols of Knowledge Segregation
The point of interest is that this quote by Bayazid Bastami appeared as the opening quote of a psychology text book taught in CBSE Indian schools…Jaihoon on knowledge segregation
Mother : A step ahead of the Martyr
Her every vein protested with pain. And now she was asking one of her sons to look after his medication, writes Jaihoon on a visit to the ICU
Hasbi Rabbi Jalla Allah : Rahman’s Melody vs. Mother’s Lullaby
Although loud and fast beats surround the wholly religious lyric, Rahman has successfully maintained a spiritual aura for the listener to experience.
Everyday’s a Valentine’s Day
What prompted Jaihoon to think so was a question posed by a colleague during a busy and breathless office schedule. “So what are you giving her for Valentine’s day?”