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.

Philosophy

If language is not following the truth of things

If language is not following the truth of things by Mohamedarif Mohamed Suleman

The ancient Chinese philosopher Kongzi, or Confucius, emphasised the importance of language in the governance of society. He believed that “if names be incorrect, language is not following the truth of things. If language is not the truth of things, affairs cannot be carried on to success.” This idea underscores the significance of precision and accuracy in language, particularly in public discourse and governance.  

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