The effect on wellbeing of exposure to nitrogen dioxide, a gas mostly produced in diesel fumes, is comparable to the toll from losing a job, ending a relationship or the death of a partner, research suggests.
Imam Ali (A.S.), the First Muslim, an intimate associate of the Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) in the life and the holy Islamic mission, the Immediate Successor to the Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) and the First Holy Immaculate Imam of the Shi’ites in the World, Imam Ali ibn Abu Taleb(A.S.) was born inside the Holy Kaaba at Makkah on Friday, the 13th day of Rajab, 600 A.D. It is an undisputed fact that Imam Ali (A.S.) was born a Muslim. Imam Ali (A.S.) is the only unique personality in the world who was born in the Holy Kaaba and was martyred in the Kufah Mosque and was buried in the holy city of Najaf-e-Ashraf (Iraq).
In an era which is characterized by lack of unity among Muslims, the Commander of the Faithful (a.s.) can serve as the symbol of this unity. He can serve as a common point which all Muslims recognize. No particular group of Muslims can claim that the commander of the Faithful (a.s.) belongs to them.
When we are around four years old, we suddenly start to understand that other people think and that their view of the world is often different from our own, researchers in Leiden and Leipzig found.
Class sizes are surging in thousands of schools across the UK as headteachers struggle to cope with the toughest school spending cuts in decades, new figures suggested.
The Prophet (s) said, “On the Day of Judgment, a caller will call out, ‘lower your gaze until Fatima has passed.”
Reading skills among native and immigrant children: the compensating effect of preschool attendance
Researchers from the Mayo Clinic have found bullying during childhood may increase a person's chance of developing lifelong health problems from exposure to chronic stress.
Doctors often tell parents of young children to limit television time because it can interfere with learning and language development. Now, a US study suggests TV’s impact on school readiness might be worse for poor kids than for more affluent children.
In humans’ mysterious journey to become intelligent, socializing creatures like no other in the animal world, one innovation played an essential role: religion.
Imam Baqer (AS) was asked: For what purpose, Lady Fatima (AS) is called Zahra
Few words of the commander of the faithful (A.S) when Hazrat Fatima (S.A) martyred. Few words which can lead any person to real. And many questions can rise. What prophet has been told in last minutes of his life and how his daughter has been martyred?
The performance of poor pupils at UK secondary school is rapidly declining, meaning they are far more likely to achieve worse academic results by the time they sit General Certificates of Secondary Education (GCSE), a new report has warned.
Structured physical activity training after a stroke effectively improves brain function, according to research presented at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference 2017.
Islam has made the man and the woman equal in their will and action so far as the management of their lives is concerned.
Over five crore Indians suffered from depression, a major contributor to global suicides which occurred mainly in low and middle-income countries like India in 2015, a World Health Organization (WHO) study has said.
Mothers singing to babies is an age-old practice found across all cultures and traditions. Now US research finds it is actually an important way to create bonds and stimulate children.
Teachers, who are too scared to give children a reassuring pat on the shoulder, are guilty of child abuse, a neurologist warned.
Few women have been hailed under such esteem that their names were risen near that of prophets, and their stories inscribed in the pages of the Quran so that those who wish to learn wisdom would recognise the grace of such characters … Only four women were ever spoken into the Quran – their piety forever enshrined as purified, together true and transcendent.
They may be jokingly referred to as PFBs ― precious first borns ― on popular parenting websites, but a study said first-born children really do reap the benefits of being number one.
