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Sevgi Aynı dinin ve aynı ülkenin çocukları olarak, son yıllarda fazlasıyla ayrıştırıldık. Türk milleti olarak yine ve yeniden  “sevgi” de buluşmamız gerektiğini düşünüyorum. Kurtuluşumuz, birbirimizi sevmekten geçmektedir. Bu kadar kin ve nefreti kaldırabilecek durumda değiliz. Hep bir Allah’ın kullarıyız. Neyi paylaşamıyoruz? Paylaşmamız gereken tek şey sevgi olmalıdır… Bu konu için, Kur’an’ı en doğru şekilde Türkçe’ye çeviren bilim insanlarından biri olan, birkaç yıl önce kaybettiğimiz değerli ilahiyat profesörü 

Social Share After more than three decades, the flagship store of Material Things, which specialised in casual clothing and beachwear, has fallen to the ravages of COVID-19. Owner Michael Allamby posted on social media the closing of the store which brought immediate reaction from loyal shoppers and sympathisers. He told the DAILY NATION it was strictly a financial decision to close the store located in the City Centre complex in Bridgetown. “It is as a result of the financial downturn in the retail industry. COVID has impacted a lot of businesses and I had to make a decision on whether...

The Atlantic What a polarizing garment says about America February 18, 2021 To mid-aughts celebrities such as Paris Hilton and Britney Spears, they were high fashion. To the likes of Jerry Seinfeld and Eva Mendes, they’re a sign of defeat; they declare to the world, as Jerry tells George Costanza in the Seinfeld pilot, “I’m miserable, so I might as well be comfortable.” And since the start of the pandemic, sweatpants have become perhaps more ubiquitous than ever. “A lot of people who had been going to offices stopped going to offices for the foreseeable future,” Amanda Mull, a st...

The Atlantic ‘It Seems That I Know How the Universe Originated’ The theoretical physicist Andrei Linde may have the world’s most expansive conception of what infinity looks like. Updated at 3:27 p.m. ET on February 9, 2021. In Jorge Luis Borges’s story “The Book of Sand,” a mysterious Bible peddler knocks on the narrator’s door and offers to sell him a sacred book he came by in a small village in India. The book shows the wear of many hands. The stranger says that the illiterate peasant who gave it to him called it The Book of Sand, “because neither sand nor this book has a b...

To all kinds of material things. it's a very complicated world in which we live. and charity navigators where i go and then i -- when i give money to somebody i have got to know them personally, you know, i just wrote a big check to a homeless operation today but i know the woman, mary brznehan people come at me and it's hard to vet them. people vet like charity navigator like you said. they are very imperfect because they can get lied to. they don't all the charities. they talk about how much for fundraising. how much for program. definition of program is fuzzy. i also give to groups that i c...