By: Usama Naeem Toor If you have ever been to Banff, Alberta or British Columbia’s Yoho National Park, you’d only claim that the serenity and tranquillity overwhelms one into believing that they have reached Paradise. In such an atmosphere, you’d never want, neither expect, chaos and mayhem. However, in a similar setting but a different … Continue reading Paradise in Agony
By: Hamza Malik I had a proper wake-up call yesterday. Well, more like a full-on affirmation of something I had initially felt in my gut a few months ago. We do a great disservice in how we frame the potential of the everyday young Muslim. Let me explain what I mean. You know how … Continue reading Reflection on the event ”Islam and the Big Questions” hosted by MAC Youth Vancouver and SFU MSA
By : Rabia Siddiqui I lie In the field Ready to die Not out of weaknessBut to defend my own In the depths of the night My wounds bleed with my eyes Praying for peace As the bombs fly Striding tall to hide the weakArmour, guns, weapons and allWalking with my heart so small Suppressed are those feeling that deem me … Continue reading War Zones
By: Ahmed Khan Death. Death is something that everyone agrees will happen to them. There will come a day where you will be buried by your loved ones and you will soon be forgotten. I guarantee you that day will come. When death arises to a loved one, questions begin to linger within our minds. … Continue reading Death
