Journey to the Unknown - Demi servant

Journey to the Unknown - Demi servantImagine being a small boy in China who loses his family and all means of sustenance. Imagine tying to find a job and a way to become educated all on your own! What would it be like if people mistreated you dreadfully and you were only offered work wherein all your honor and dignity would be lost? Here is the story of a small boy who against all odds remained true to his heart, which is an inspiration to a person of any age! Beautifully illustrated by

“I really need to make a point of thanking them

it may also be inspiring to those who wish to engage with inter-faith dialogue but on a deeper level comparing on form to another

his courage

“Where are the great women

The Qur’an is replete with verses asking us to reflect

Boyd Tonkin is captivated by a book festival in Granada

Halima Gosai Hussain is scared by BBC's Muslims Like Us

Sakina A is a consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist based in Auckland

From the horrors of partition to the migration to Pakistan to a new chapter in Britain

Rumi had been a sober scholar

Also in this issue: Emre Kazim reads a nuanced work on Islam and authoritarianism

The Girl Who Stitched the Stars is another heart-warming story of identity and belief in one’s self