Why Should I Help? 

Don't Forget the Tsunami Victims

When the tsunami struck more than 100 days ago people around the world hovered near their TV sets to see and hear the latest developments. But now, so many days have passed and other issues on the news have caught our attention and perhaps we have become somewhat blasé as the pitiful scenes become commonplace and so we switch channels to catch something more exciting...

Time is Now Audio by Jeewan Chanicka

Whale song

Your haunting sound stirs my soul

Reminds me of my life’s real goal

I sit and ponder time to time

The meaning of its woeful chime

Muslims 4 Humanity

Humanity! What a blazing fiery history we have! Even the two sons of Adam (peace be upon him) disagreed and one killed the other. The tides of good and evil have ebbed and flowed across time. Sometimes good dominates, and humanity knows peace and has the chance to develop itself; and at other times evil presides...

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