The curious case of Muslim Kerala’s Communist Apostles
Why don’t the apostles, devout preachers who carved a niche in Malabar for ‘Shaykh Marx’ and ‘Hazrat Lenin’, become full time Party members?
The 2/3 Love Reminder: Holy Prophet’ call to the Parents and Educationists
Educationists, governmental departments and even parents can rejoice over the above saying of Holy Prophet. An Ashura thought
Taking stock BEFORE Ramadan
If we could take this Ramadan as a time for self-assessment. Could we also try to find out how much have the Muslims positively contributed to the development of the world and to the total fund of knowledge and human experiences during this whole year?
Sweet since Night One!
Before Ramadan began, in a light-hearted moment I told my love that when in paradise, I would be in the joyful company of hoors. she replied in an indifferent tone, ‘That’s ok. But make sure you don’t spend too much time on the PC or else they would go away”.
Story of the mute bystander with a fluent heart
This piece is scented with gratitude for that kind soul, whoever he was, whatever his faith
Sayed Hyderali Shihab Thangal: The Simple, Secular and Spiritual Stalwart of Kerala
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s emotive eulogy for Muslim Kerala’s charismatic leader who led the Community with his striking humility & resolute leadership.
Sneezing vs. Yawning
A thought dawned upon my mind about two mundane things which we all do (and as such there is nothing philosophical about it). Some of the results on comparison were funny and some strange.
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
Shame for Uncle Sam
It was hard to believe whether it was the real news or a commercial break of a Hollywood movie preview. But this was real plane, real building and real people.
Political Monsters and Suicidal Chickens of Kerala
Politics deprive the land and people of peace. The heart beat of an average Malayalee is tuned to the political wrangling of various parties and groups. In Kerala, two is a company and three is a party!