From Bashfulness to Insistence: How Islamic Scholars Perceived the Importance of Prayer?
The article discusses the significance of prayer in Islam as explored through a deep examination on the show 'Qal Al-Hakim,' blending insights from Islamic tradition and Western philosophy.
Soul: the five days dedicated to spirituality
The 'Soul, the Festival of Spirituality' will take place from March 18 to 22, featuring over 70 free events led by more than 100 scholars, aimed at exploring the concept of 'Mystery' against the backdrop of notable cultural sites in Milan.
The government's draft law receives severe criticism - "It should be withdrawn"
The Finnish government's draft law aimed at easing temporary employment contracts faces significant backlash from legal scholars who argue it should be reconsidered.
Economic Advisor: "Sad for Political Consulting that Ms. Malmendier is Being Sacrificed"
The dismissal of Ulrike Malmendier as an economic advisor has been met with sharp criticism from the SPD, Greens, and some scholars.
The birds in the sky are more beautiful: This is how wise people spoke about high ambition
This article discusses the concept of high ambition through various quotes from historical figures and Islamic scholars, emphasizing the value of perseverance and lofty goals.
Love, Feminism and Status Symbols: Treccani Still Shines
The Treccani, representing culture and tradition in Italy since 1925, embraces the web and modern innovations, influenced by female scholars.
Brajesh Pathak honors 101 scholars
Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak honored 101 scholars at his residence in Uttar Pradesh.
The Spiritualism of Federico Sciacca, an Existential Antidote to Weak Thoughts
A conference at the Diocesan Museum in Italy commemorates the 50th anniversary of the death of philosopher Michele Federico Sciacca, bringing together various scholars to explore his complex ideas.
The Chinese leadership considers the Year of the Fire Horse predictions superstitious, but history has shown the power of beliefs
Chinese New Year celebrations bring in the Year of the Fire Horse, viewed as a time of energy and potential for significant events, according to scholars at the University of Turku.
Syria launches a charter for Islamic discourse and Sharia: No place for centuries-old disputes
Syria has launched a charter aimed at unifying Islamic discourse among scholars and preachers from various schools of thought to address current religious challenges.
Sanwo-Olu, others honour Jakande at fifth memorial
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and scholars commemorated the fifth anniversary of Alhaji Lateef Jakande's death, acknowledging his significant contributions to Lagos governance.
Debate: Censorship Looks Different
The article discusses the claims of prominent artists and scholars in Germany who argue they face censorship from the German state due to their criticism of Israel, especially following the Hamas attacks in October 2023.
Police officer who wrote report on 'Han scholar gambling' says it was reported to the Presidential Office but not formally assigned as a case
A police officer testified that a report on allegations of gambling by Han scholars was made to the Presidential Office but was not formally assigned as a case due to lack of evidence.
Education: Do we need Latin lessons to become a responsible citizen?
A proposal by Austrian Education Minister Christoph Wiederkehr to reduce Latin instruction in favor of modern subjects like computer science has sparked debate among educators and scholars.
National Scholarships... Expansion of Support for Excellent Talent in Humanities and Social Sciences and Increase in Working Scholars
This year, the government is expanding support for students in humanities and social sciences and increasing the number of working scholarship recipients.
[Column] Today’s diverging paths of human virtue, hegemony and tyranny
The article discusses the current global power dynamics and the possible future orders as theorized by various scholars, particularly focusing on comparisons to historical periods.
Asia Pacific Scholars Forum: Calls to Adopt Principles of Justice and Freedom for Palestine
Asian-Pacific officials and Islamic leaders urged regional governments to align with the people's aspirations in supporting the Palestinian cause during the Asia-Pacific Scholars Forum.
Nwifuru sends 98 Ebonyi scholars to UK
Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru has initiated the second batch of scholarship recipients for postgraduate studies in the UK, marking a significant educational advancement for the state.
Trump's Greenland takeover would likely entail enormous price tag: report
Reports suggest that President Trump's proposal to acquire Greenland could cost the U.S. approximately $700 billion, calculated by former officials and scholars involved in initial discussions.
"Gaza and Jerusalem: A Near Hope".. Global Jerusalem Week in More than 20 Countries
The sixth edition of "Global Jerusalem Week" commenced today with the theme "Gaza and Jerusalem: A Near Hope" in over 20 countries, featuring significant participation from scholars, civil society organizations, and influencers worldwide.
"Road Impressions by Automobile": When Marcel Proust Was a Tourism Journalist at Figaro
On November 19, 1907, Marcel Proust published an article in Figaro recounting a trip to Normandy, which his scholars believe anticipates the narrative style of his later work, "In Search of Lost Time."
‘It’s younger people seeking some sort of spirituality’: The rise of UK Bible sales
UK Bible sales have surged by 134% since 2019, reaching record highs in 2025, prompting reflections from booksellers and scholars about this trend among younger consumers.
Oh the times, oh the morals - as we classical scholars say
The article discusses the University of Oxford's consideration to change Latin phrases used in graduation ceremonies for the first time in 800 years in response to student demands.
Russian Education System: What is true and moral is determined by the state
Exiled scholars in Bavaria are studying systemic indoctrination in Russia's education system, which has taken on increasingly sophisticated forms since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine almost four years ago.
China must take action to avoid Japan-style deflation spiral, scholars warn
Scholars warn that without decisive government actions, China's economy risks falling into a Japan-style deflationary spiral that could be difficult to reverse.
Science Policy: "We Cannot Be Unpolitical"
The Gerda-Henkel Foundation in Düsseldorf, which has supported historical humanities since 1976, is increasingly helping endangered scholars alongside its traditional funding of nearly 2000 projects in 2024.