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“We have to be angry with the right person to the right degree and at the right time and for the right purposes and in the right the way” ~ Aristotle   Due to the well-known social norms and popular culture, anger is often related to aggression and violence and has attained a negative reputation as compared to other emotions like happiness, hope, and enthusiasm. But anger is totally natural and generally a healthy emotion. Anger is generated when we face obstacles that block our needs. It makes us ready to deal with the difficulties in our path by mobilizing resources and becoming attentive thereby removing the obstacles so that we can get whatever we want to be. Anger, good or bad solely depends upon whether we can control our anger or anger controls us. The truth is, there are plenty of instances when we have the right to be angry. The problem, however, arises when anger grows out of proportion. It is then that it hampers our decision-making ability and leads to serious complicat

Many of us can relate to the sufferings of being ill. Here are some ideas to handle emotional and physical sufferings of illness –  Be self-aware. Be attentive to your negative thoughts and feelings. Repeat yourself that Allah loves only those who are patient during their struggle. “…..And Allah loves the patient ones.” (Al-Imran 3:146) Remember that the Prophets of Allah (may Allah’s peace and blessings be upon all of them) suffered the greatest of all human beings! 2.       Remember during the illness you will come near to Allah ‘Allah Subhanahu-wa-Ta'ala’ The Prophet SAWS said –  “Whenever a Muslim is afflicted by harm from sickness or other matters, Allah Subhanahu-wa-Ta'ala will drop his sins because of that, like a tree drops its leaves.”  “Expect good because Allah makes a believer’s sickness an expiation (for his sins) and a period of rest. However, when a disbeliever falls sick, he is like a camel whose owner ties it then lets it loose; it does not und

It requires immense hard work to improve on something. Read below mentioned 10 tips to improve your writing skills – Read the work of great writers. If you don’t read, you won’t be able to know how to write properly. Read as much as possible. Pay attention to the writing style of the content. Start writing each day. The more you write, the better you’ll get. Writing is a skill and you will learn more only by practicing. Make writing a ritual. It benefits you in getting better. Eliminate distractions. Writing does not work well with multi-tasking or background noise. Start writing in a peaceful environment. Clear away disruptions so you can work without disruption. Plan first, then start writing. Then, when you are ready, you can sit down and just crank out the text. Experiment. Just because you want to match yourself with the great writers doesn’t mean you have to be exactly like them. Try out new things. Start experimenting with your style, your voice, and your themes. Try out ne

A quiet and reasonable methodology is the best way to deal with the epidemic witnessed by the global world. There are a couple of things one needs to know about the spread of Coronavirus. Read below to find out about the precautionary measures that ought to be taken to stay away from the contamination.  Try not to contact yourself or your adored one's face, eyes, etc.  Wear a mask particularly if you are unwell Abstain from sharing food, cups, utensils, towels, and so forth. Devote separate towels for every the vidual from the family and save a different one for visitors. Always carry a handkerchief in a public place. Wash up when you enter inside and put on something else after each visit to a public spot. Watch for symptoms of fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Stay indoors in the interest of your own health and the welfare of others. Drink a lot of liquids and remain hydrated as this will let the fluid wash the bacteria’s down.  Sa

We all have read in physics - stress is the force applied per unit area which means stress will be greater if a large amount of force is applied on a comparatively smaller surface. This is similar to mental stress. At some point in time, we all have witnessed stress in our life. In such situations, our mind fails thus, leading to mental stress. For students, one such kind of stress is examination stress. Impressively, some students beat this actively by not only scoring better but also enjoy working in a stressful situation. However, a huge part of the student population fails to work in such situations, which leads them to hopelessness. Examination stress arises from worries. One presumes the harmful outcomes, which inevitably leads them to fear. Remember, fear is the principal cause of a stressful mind. However, stress is not entirely a negative term. We all need it to make our days more productive. But consistent stress proves the contrary. Students being stressed can result in