Sacred Stones of Sindh: A Journey Through Time and Belief.
The Khirthar Mountains form a large mountain range to the west of the Indus River….
Sacred Stones of Sindh: A Journey Through Time and Belief.
The Khirthar Mountains form a large mountain range to the west of the Indus River. This river flows from the Himalayas, Hindu Kush, and Sulaiman ranges and reaches the Arabian Sea. The Indus Valley Civilization flourished on the plains between this mountain range and the Indus River. The Amri civilization also developed as part of…
Four Nations of Asia that Never bowed down.
Today, we will mention four historical nations of Asia. These nations are extremely sensitive to their homeland, nation, language, and culture. They are patriotic and have continuously fought and struggled for their survival. Despite facing thousands of attacks on their homeland and conspiracies to destroy their culture, they are not ready to give up their…
Taj Mahal or Tejo Mahalaya. Debate on India’s most Iconic monument
We are going to talk about a building or palace in India which represents the highest example of beauty, love, and art. India is identified with that building. It will not be less, which is called the Taj Mahal.Bollywood’s new film “The Taj Story” has sparked a fresh debate about the Taj Mahal. We will…
Mesopotamia, Sumerian, Akkadian and Babylonian Civilizations
Mesopotamia: The Oldest Civilization in the World Mesopotamia is considered one of the world’s largest and oldest civilizations. Some experts believe it is the oldest civilization in the world. However, opinions differ on this matter. Some consider the Egyptian civilization as the first civilization, while others point to the Indus Valley Civilization. The word Mesopotamia…
Egyptian Civilization (Historical, Political and Religious Overview)
Egypt lies in the northern part of Africa. It borders both the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. The Nile River makes the land green, while the rest of Egypt is covered with desert. Mount Catherine is a large mountain with multiple uses. Temperatures in Egypt are generally very high. The country is famous for…
Sikhism and it’s Historical analysis
Sikhism, a religion that originated in Punjab, combines elements of Hinduism and Islam. Moreover, it reflects thoughts influenced by both religions. This philosophy emerged during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Therefore, to understand this religion fully, we must examine the regional and Punjab context at that time. — Regional Political and Religious Situation…
Islam and it’s Historical analysis
This religion emerged from the hot and dry land of Arabia. It enlightened the world with new laws, new teachings, and new messages under the leadership of Hazrat Muhammad ﷺ. Islam spread from the cities of Mecca and Medina to other parts of the Middle East and Asia. With Islam, the Arabic language also spread…
Christianity and It’s historical analysis
The founder of this religion was Christ, whom Muslims call Jesus the Messiah. He was born in Bethlehem about 2000 years ago. Jesus came from the 42nd generation of Abraham within the Israelite race. When the emperor “Sarius” conquered the land, he freed the Jews and sent them back to their homeland. In that period,…
Judaism and It’s historical analysis
Judaism falls under the category of Semitic religion. It was founded on the principles established by its prophet’s ancestor, Abraham. Abraham had two sons, Ishmael and Isaac. From the descendants of Ishmael, hazrat Muhammad (s.a.w) was born. From the descendants of Isaac, Moses was born. Jacob is also called Israel. The Israelites had many prophets….
Zoroastrianism and it’s historical analysis
Zoroastrianism is considered a branch of the Aryan religion. Mahatma Zoroaster interpreted the relationship between the Vedas and the Avesta in a new way and presented it in Iran. He described concepts in terms of matter and light. placed falsehood on one side and truth on the other. He explained this so deeply that he…
