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Moin Qazi is a well-known banker, author and Islamic researcher. He can be reached at moinqazi123@gmail.com

According to experts one should give equal importance to working out and feeling good for a better life. (Photo: Pixabay)

Mystic Mantra: The essence of happy living

Gloom sets in when our conscience is stained by desires and impressions of worldliness.

11 Nov 2017 1:15 AM IST

House prices have been stretching further and further away from normal wages, making it difficult for low income families to get on the housing ladder.

Microhousing: A new promise for the homeless

A decent habitat and sheltered environment for low-income families can improve their well-being and catalyse overall...

9 Nov 2017 5:54 AM IST

India cant afford to ignore mental health

India can't afford to ignore mental health

India ranks 11th in a list of 15 countries of the Asia-Pacific region, in a study done to evaluate various indicators of...

6 Nov 2017 4:02 AM IST

Savings serve as a form of self-insurance and enhance the sense of well-being.

India needs a savings revolution

The key to effective financial inclusion is a safe and confidential savings.

30 Oct 2017 5:07 AM IST

Islam Is Good: Muslims Should Follow It By Sanjiv Bhatla, Crabwise Press, Rs 395

Examining Islam with a new lens

It provides a very wholesome perspective of Islam. It can help non-Muslims to clear their misconceptions and allay their...

27 Oct 2017 12:46 AM IST

The poor need insurance more than wealthier people because they are more vulnerable to many of these risks than the rest of the population, and they are the least able to cope when a crisis does occur.

Microinsurance: A critical need for the poor

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the declaration by the UN of October 17 as the International Day for the...

16 Oct 2017 6:50 AM IST

It is a journey from a mundane to a spiritual field of life, though remaining within the householders way of life.

Mystic Mantra: The gift of adversity

Even when life is hardest, there are meanings to be found, riches to be harvested, and gifts to be reaped from the...

16 Oct 2017 5:07 AM IST

While she cooks, she breast feeds one child and watches three others. If she fails in any of these tasks, or performs them too slowly, her husband often feels it is his prerogative to beat her.

Women: India's bitter half

The image of women producers is reaped millions of times throughout the vast terrain.

13 Oct 2017 12:27 AM IST

The Shia Muslims in Ajmer, Rajasthan, took out a procession on Sunday, on the tenth day of Muharram, observed in remembrance of the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Mohammed. (Photo: AP)

Mystic Mantra: Ashura, the unique face of Shia Islam

Hussein was the grandson of Prophet Mohammad, a fact that played an important role in his life and contributed to his...

29 Sept 2017 2:24 AM IST

Women face worse prospects in almost every aspect of their daily lives education, employment opportunities, health or financial inclusion.

Bridging the gender gap

Empowering women has been held up as an answer to myriad global problems, starting with poverty.

28 Sept 2017 7:22 AM IST

Around 800 pilgrims were due to leave Iran on three flights to nearby Medina on Sunday, the director of the hajj at Irans Haj and Pilgrimage Organisation, Nasrollah Farahmand told state media. (Photo: AFP/Representational)

Mystic Mantra: Kaaba House of God

Haj is seen as a chance to wipe clean past sins and start fresh.

20 Sept 2017 2:37 AM IST

A family buys goats from a livestock market in Kolkata on Thursday ahead of Id-ul-Zuha.(Photo: PTI)

Mystic Mantra: The core values of self-sacrifice

The Haj is one of the five pillars of Islam, and is seen as a chance to wipe clean past sins and start fresh.

1 Sept 2017 12:53 AM IST