We believe that knowledge, art, and ethics are the pillars of a lasting civilization and the key to a better future. In this space, we celebrate fashion as a living art form and embrace constructive criticism as a tool that guides creativity toward progress—because we see true beauty as complete only when it meets wisdom and values.
The phrase “fashion victim” took on a literal meaning when a 35-year-old woman in Australia had to be freed from a pair of overly tight skinny jeans after developing compartment syndrome, a serious medical condition. According to Summer Strevens, author of Fashionably Fatal, such harmful fashion trends aren’t new—they’ve existed since ancient times. She refers […]
Damask is a weaving technique that has been famous in Damascus for over two thousand years and became known globally as “Damask.” Damascene fabric is considered one of the most luxurious and expensive fabrics in the world. The Damascene weave was highly sought after and sold by merchants on the Silk Road. Its fame grew,
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The Prophet ﷺ had a turban which he named Sahab (Cloud). At first, we might find this surprising, as we usually associate naming with people. However, the Prophet ﷺ also gave names to animals and even to what we would today consider inanimate objects or things. For example, Duldul was the name of the mule
Did the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) really name his belongings? Read Post »
