News Topic:Women
Opinion
Women’s Freedom in Islam
I studied other worldviews and ways of life, and I believe with all my being the truth of Islam and its beauty.
Poems
If I Could Only Mention
"If I could only mention How much I love my mother, I will write love letters to her. My poems will only include her name."
Fiction
Letter To My Future Partner
"I’m sorry that you’re going through everything by yourself for now, but I promise, when I’m with you, you won’t ever have to be alone."
Kashmir
Pakistani brides in Kashmir reiterate deportation demand
Pakistani wives of ex-Kashmiri militants, who returned from across the LoC under rehabilitation scheme again carried out a protest rally.
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Poems
LATE MARRIAGES
"Late marriage is common in Kashmir. Rituals have made this to happen. Money has become base for pure relationship."
Reviews
Black Milk: On Motherhood & Writing by Elif Shafak — Review
Black Milk: On Motherhood & Writing was written by Elif Shafak when she was facing depression and feared losing the writer within her.
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