Builders of Tomorrow or Dependents on Technology? We stand at the doorway of an era where children recognize screens before words and turn to AI before they learn to question. This knowledge is both illumination and a test. The real question is not whether children should learn artificial intelligence — but whether we are nurturing their awareness, character, and future alongside it. When children begin to rely on machines for instant answers, their independent thinking can slowly weaken. Psychologically, they may drift away from patience, depth, and creative struggle. Socially, the warmth of real conversations and relationships can fade. Medically, excessive screen time affects sleep, eyesight, and mental well-being. Economically, if children grow accustomed to shortcuts instead of effort and skill, they may feel insecure in tomorrow’s competitive world. The responsibility of parents and educators has never been greater. Children must learn that AI is not a substitute for in...
A New Thought… A New Life ......................................................................................................................................... Many of us become so lost in worries, uncertainties, and unnecessary fears that we fail to experience the true beauty of life. Remember, time moves forward at its own pace — whether we choose anxiety or learn to live with gratitude. Medical and psychological experts remind us that constant worrying elevates stress hormones in the body, affecting sleep, heart health, and inner peace. One of the most effective remedies is to gently redirect your thoughts toward positivity, practice mindful breathing, and welcome small moments of joy into your daily routine. From a spiritual perspective, we are taught that ease accompanies every hardship. Trust in Allah strengthens the heart and keeps hope alive. When we embrace gratitude, the weight upon our souls begins to lift. Do not fear difficulties; instead, learn to seek pathw...