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The Place of Women in Our Society Women before Islam Societies in the past were male dominated in nature. Women were not given their rights. They were treated like slaves. The cruel tradition of killing baby girls was common among the Arabs before Islam. It was Islam that raised the status of women in the society. Women in Islam Women in Islam stand shoulder to shoulder with men. This status of women is unprecedented in the known history of human mind. This raised position of women in Islam is very well defined. Islam grants women the right of ownership and right to inheritance. They can engage in trade and have their own property. Islam realized the importance of woman. That is why Islam gives equality between men and women. As a mother, her position is unique. She brings up the children with extreme care and the first school of child is the lap of his/her mother. The right of women to seek knowledge is not different from that of men. Hazrat Muhammad (ﷺ) said: &qu

Avicenna(Ibn-e-Sina) | Biography, Books, & Facts | Muslims scientists. Muslim world has produced great scientists who have made remarkable contributions to the fields of science. Their research, provided a strong foundation to the present day science and technology. Among the Muslim scientists, a shining star is Abu Ali Hussain Ibn-e Abdullah Jon-e-Sina. His contribution to the world of science can never be denied. When Ibn-e-Sina was born, the Islamic Arabic culture was at its height. Since the Arabic language was the mode of communication in this era, Ibn-e-Sina studied Arabic from Muhammad al-Barqi al-Khwarizmi. As soon as he had learnt Arabic (his mother tongue was Persian), his father appointed a teacher of the Holy Quran and another of literature for him. He had learnt the Holy Quran and Arabic literature before the age of 10. Next he developed leaning towards philosophy, geometry and mathematics. He was then attracted towards medical science and devoted himself t

Kashmir-The Story Of Sufi Baba  Kashmir The Heaven On Earth Kashmir is a land of lofty mountains, flowery valleys and beautiful passes. Its snow-clad mountains have thick forests and all sorts of wild animals. In these mountains we can find buried precious stones, pearis, gold, silver and other valuable minerals. The mountains of Kashmir are decorated with fountains, waterfalls and streams. Thousands of years ago this Himalayan paradise used to be the seat of God's beloved men of spiritual powers and farm. kashmir Before Islam Before Islam, these virtuous people were called "Rishi" i.e. those who show the path of righteousness. These Rishis left the cities and settled in the jungles and deserts in search of truth. They were harmless, sincere and pious people who wished everyone well and served the humanity. Therefore, their prayers were and did not allow any interference in it for the luxury of human beings. Syed Ali Hamdan is in Kashmir Syed Ali Hamdan

History plays an important role in the identity of a country. Ancient civilizations like Indus valley civilization, Taxila and great civilization of Lahore remind us of the glory of that era. Pakistan also has a rich historical background of different places and buildings. Tourists like to visit these places and gain lots of historical information. Pakistan Historical Places 1.Masjid Wazir Khan   One of the historical places in Pakistan is Masjid Wazir Khan in Lahore. It is famous for its extensive fancy tile work. It has been represented as 'a mole on the cheek of Lahore. It was completed in seven years, starting around 1634-1635 A.D, during the reign of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. It was engineered by Shaikh llum-din Ansari, a native of Chiniot, who rose to be the court physician to Shah Jahan and later, the Governor of Lahore. He was commonly known as Wazir Khan. (The word Wazir suggests that 'minister' in English language) The house of prayer is found within

Dignity of labour means that all types of professions are respected equally. No profession whether physical or mental is superior to others, It is said, "Work is worship". The underlying thought in the saying is that every profession is noble, dignified and honourable. The proverb equalizes work with worship.

Media is defined as the modes through which people receive information and entertainment. Major means of media are television, radio, newspapers and internet etc. Media is a general term used for collective communication tools. It is regarded as the fourth pillar of a state. Perhaps this is the reason that it is given prime importance by the governments world over. Back in history, the Roman Empire published Acta Diurna ("Daily Acts") or government bulletins) around 59 BC on the orders of julius Caesar. The information helped the Emperor in smooth functioning of the government. The role of media has multiplied manifolds in the present times.This is the age of communication. Media is playing a important role in our society. Media is an important tool to set the agenda and shape the public opinion. Media has become a necessity like food and clothing. Our opinions, lives and manners of living are greatly influenced by media. The basic purpose of media is to inform the m

Badshahi Mosque Lahore  History Structure Biography  The gem of the city of Lahore, Badshahi Masjid was built by the Sixth Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir in the year 1673. The construction of the masjid started in 1671 and completed in 1673. It was designed after the Jamia Masjid of Delhi which was constructed by Aurangzeb's father Emperor Shah Jahan in 1648 A.D. It epitomizes the beauty, passion and grandeur of the Mughal era. Inscribed in a marble tablet on the entrance of Badshahi Masjid are the following words in the Persian language: "The Masjid of Abul Muzaffar Muhy-ud-Din Muhammad Aurangzeb Alamgir,Victorious King, constructed and completed under the superintendence of the Humblest Servant of the Royal Household, Fidai Khan Koka,"  Badshahi Masiid was built in front of Lahore Fort, emphasizing its stature in the Mughal Empire. It was constructed on a raised platform to avoid inundation from the nearby River Ravi during flooding season. The Masjid'

Biography Of Sharda Town  Scenic and delightful natural beauty is what Kashmir is famous for throughout the world. Sharda is one of the most fascinating places in Neelum, Azad Kashmir It is located at a distance of 136 Km from Muzaffarabad and is 30 Km away from Dawarian Sharda has both natural beauty and historical significance. Its lush green plains, heaven kissing snowy mountains around it and How far is Sharda from smoothly flowing blue Neelum River is enough to create an air of fascination, delight and charm in the hearts of the visitors. The History Of Sharda  Sharda has quite a valuable and ancient history The name 'Sharda' is said to have been given after the name of one of the two princesses, Shardi and Nardi They were two legendary princesses of that region. Presently, Shardi and Nardi arei the two mountain peaks overlooking the Sharda valley. These mountains have also been named after those princesses. On the opposite side of Sharda, Neelum Is connecte