Maulana Wahiduddin Khan | Soulveda | Oct 3, 2021
One of the important points made in the UNESCO constitution is as follows: Since war began in the minds of men it is in the mind that the defence of peace must be constructed.
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan | Soulveda | Sep 26, 2018
From the moment a culprit hears his death sentence, he is as good as dead. It makes no difference whether his execution is to take place the very next day or weeks later. Life simply loses all meaning. He falls silent and his smiles fade. Those hands, which were so freely raised to strike the weak and vulnerable, fall limp and lifeless by his sides.
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan | Soulveda | Sep 24, 2021
The reality of life is sadly reflected in one of the sayings of the Jewish leader, Abba Eban (b. 1915). “Men and nations do the sensible thing only after they have exhausted all other options.” (Liberty’s Nation).
It is true that no individual or group seems willing to act seriously or sensibly unless and until all irrational and superficial options have failed.
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan | Soulveda | Sep 22, 2021
When a famous American player, Carl Lewis, won a long jump competition held at Los Angeles on June 22, 1984 he was so overwhelmed with gratitude at his victory that he could not resist paying homage to the track he had run on.
The urge to identify and acknowledge one’s benefactor and the longing to shower him with one’s feelings of deep gratitude is inherent in human nature. This is common to all: to rich and poor, to young and old.
