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Creationism 101
What is created by God and what is created by man? Where lies the secret of originality? Here is part of a recent conversation between me and my six year old that took place about an hour ago: Ahmed (writing … Continue reading
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The Dialogue that Started with a Firefly
“Show me Allah!”, he asked me while looking towards the night sky with a slight tinge of peevishness in his babyish accent. I was having the routine after-dinner stroll with Ahmed and Muhammad (my three year old twins) on my … Continue reading
To All the Parents…
I wonder sometimes if they are really little children or angels sent by Almighty on earth. The perplexity fades away slowly when they exhibit emotions which are very much human. They have their own lilliputian way of ad-lib expressionism. The … Continue reading

