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In this tract, the author emphasizes that humankind is a global family. It transcends all devidies. Social, cultural, political and religious barriers should not impose any impediment in its unity. Yet human beings have torn apart this pristine unity because of precisely these barriers. The tract is actually an anthology of short essays regarding personality development. It present tips for self-improvement. Under “Lessons of Life” a collection of maxims on the issue are provide by the author.
The Author, Shehzad Saleem, is a student of Javed Ahmad Ghamidi and a Research Fellow at al-Mawrid. He holds a PhD in the History of the Qur’an from the University of Wales, UK.
In this tract, the author emphasizes that humankind is a global family. It transcends all devidies. Social, cultural, political and religious barriers should not impose any impediment in its unity. Yet human beings have torn apart this pristine unity because of precisely these barriers. The tract is actually an anthology of short essays regarding personality development. It present tips for self-improvement. Under “Lessons of Life” a collection of maxims on the issue are provide by the author.
The Author, Shehzad Saleem, is a student of Javed Ahmad Ghamidi and a Research Fellow at al-Mawrid. He holds a PhD in the History of the Qur’an from the University of Wales, UK.
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In this tract, the author emphasizes that humankind is a global family. It transcends all devidies. Social, cultural, political and religious barriers should not impose any impediment in its unity. Yet human beings have torn apart this pristine unity because of precisely these barriers. The tract is actually an anthology of short essays regarding personality development. It present tips for self-improvement. Under “Lessons of Life” a collection of maxims on the issue are provide by the author.
The Author, Shehzad Saleem, is a student of Javed Ahmad Ghamidi and a Research Fellow at al-Mawrid. He holds a PhD in the History of the Qur’an from the University of Wales, UK.