Noise

The Aberration of Noise

The Aberration of Noise by Mohamedarif Mohamed Suleman

There was a time when entering a place of worship felt like entering another world. The moment one stepped through the doors, the noise of daily life seemed to fade away. The hurried footsteps slowed, voices softened, and hearts turned towards reflection. A mosque was not merely a building where prayers were performed; it was a sanctuary of tranquillity, a space where a person could detach from the distractions of the world and reconnect with the Creator.

criticism

Whistleblowing and Dissent

Whistleblowing and Dissent by Ammar Abbasraza Anwarali (Port Louis, Mauritius)

Power is never truly tested in moments of agreement, but in how it responds to criticism. Leaders throughout history have faced challenges in responding to and dealing with opposition and dissent plays an important role in exposing injustice and bringing about reform. However, dissent also requires boundaries to prevent disruption of public order and stability, bringing to question the limits of tolerance. This can be examined in the leadership of Imam Ali and specifically his response in dealing with the Kharijites. Not only does his response show us the practical balance between protecting the freedom of expression while maintaining safety and security, it also opens our eyes to the reality of the way modern democracies today approach this issue.orth

Governance

Ethical Governance in Crisis

Ethical Governance in Crisis by Mirza Rizwan Ali Baig (Hyderabad, Telangana, India)

olitical authority is never sustained by power alone. A ruler may command institutions, enforce laws, and defeat opponents, yet still fail to govern ethically if the public no longer believes that authority is tied to justice. The deeper crisis of governance begins when legality and legitimacy separate: when a state can still act, but can no longer persuade its people that its actions are morally trustworth

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