Every year, Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha (“Feast of the Ethical Offering”). It is one of the holiest days in the calendar, commemorating the story—shared across all 3 Abrahamic faiths—of Ibrahim (Abraham) being commanded by Allah (God) to ethically offer his son Ismail (Isaac) as a test of faith. Once it was clear that Ibrahim was […]
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In a world where differences often lead to discord, the essential message of oneness in various religions stands out as a beacon of hope and unity. This concept of oneness isn’t just a superficial aspect of religious teachings but is deeply embedded in the ethical frameworks that guide human behaviour towards peace and understanding. The Universal
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Sibling rivalry is a prevalent theme not just in modern households but also in the narratives of cultures around the world, reflected through myths, religious texts, and moral teachings. This blog explores the depth and complexity of sibling rivalry across various cultures, examining its portrayal and the ethical lessons it offers. We will draw from biblical
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