Paradise lost: Why the ideal of Al-Andalus found a place in Arab poetry
From Nizar Qabbani to the South Asian poet Muhammad Iqbal, Arab and Muslim poets have drawn on images from Islamic Spain to imagine the future
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From Nizar Qabbani to the South Asian poet Muhammad Iqbal, Arab and Muslim poets have drawn on images from Islamic Spain to imagine the future
Ya Allah, help our President Elect, Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu to solve the problems of insecurity bedeviling Nigeria.
And if that same old, tired ‘Alla Magħna!’ tune has now clearly started irritating both the ‘Faithful’, and the ‘Faithless’, in more or less equal measure…
Al-Qadar is a matter of Allah’s Knowledge. No one can uncover his Qadar except after it occurs. One’s intention always precedes the action.
According to the Electoral Commission, ‘ABBA’ is… wait for it… “too short to be abbreviated” (and, as George Clooney so often reminded us in all those TV ads: “No Abbreviation, No Party)