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Why Understanding The Sirah Matters By Misbah Momin “Indeed, Allah and His angels send blessings upon the Prophet. O believers! Send blessings and peace upon him (SAW) abundantly.” — Al-Qur’an (33:56) All Praise belongs to Allah SWT alone, and may Allah shower His infinite blessings, mercy and peace upon Rasulullah (SAW), his (SAW) blessed family and his (SAW) noble Companions. Recently, while reflecting on the blessed life of Rasulullah (SAW), a thought came to me that I could not easily shake: How can we truly say we love someone if we do not take the time to know them? There…

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Crispy homemade tortilla-style chips layered with creamy nacho sauce, melted cheddar, fresh salsa, jalapeños and a cool, tangy sour cream. By Sarah Umair Ingredients For the Nachos 1 packet spring-roll pastry 1 cup grated cheddar cheese ½ cup iceberg lettuce, finely sliced ¼ cup jalapeño peppers, sliced ¼ cup black olives, sliced For the Salsa ½ cup onion, finely chopped 1 cup tomato, finely chopped 2 tbsp coriander leaves, chopped 2 green chillies, chopped ½ cup chilli sauce 2 tbsp lemon juice 1 tsp salt 2 tbsp ketchup For the Sour Cream 1 cup heavy cream ½ tsp salt 1…

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Cráve Delice Rich, fudgy brownies swirled with Nutella, with a soft centre and deep chocolate flavour. Recipe by Mohammad Abdul Wahaab Ingredients 100g butter — ½ cup 90g Nutella — ⅓ cup 2 eggs 200g sugar — 1 cup 1 tsp vanilla extract A pinch of salt 65g all-purpose flour — ½ cup 25g cocoa powder — ¼ cup Extra Nutella, for swirling (optional) Method Melt the butter and Nutella Melt the butter in a saucepan. Add the Nutella and stir until completely combined and smooth. Set aside to cool slightly. 2. Whisk the eggs and sugar …

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A burn can happen in seconds, but what you do immediately afterward can significantly affect healing. Dr. Mahnoor Mohydin explains the essential first-aid steps, common mistakes to avoid, and when a burn requires urgent medical attention. “Many burn injuries become worse not because of the burn itself, but because of the actions taken—or not taken—in the moments that follow.” Burn injuries can happen in an instant and may have serious consequences. They can result from boiling liquids, hot surfaces, flames, chemicals, electrical sources, or prolonged sun exposure. While many burns occur due to accidents or occupational hazards, some are caused intentionally through…

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Bridging the Accessibility Gap Between Skill Development and Pakistan’s Structurally Unemployed Youth- by Mashaal Ahmed Pakistan’s youth unemployment rate stands at 9.5%, with young women facing rates 5.9 percentage points higher than men (World Bank, 2024; ILO, 2025). Yet these figures do not exist in the absence of institutional intervention. Since 2010, the Punjab Skills Development Fund (PSDF) has trained over 300,000 underprivileged youth across all 36 districts of Punjab. The infrastructure of opportunity exists, but many of the people who need it most remain unable to access it. This contradiction raises an important question: if opportunities are available, why…

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Art

From cave paintings and ancient theatre to modern movements and digital expression, a look at how art has evolved through the ages. By Hamza Ali The conception of art and drama can be traced back to the time when humankind first learned and practised creative expression. Some of the earliest evidence of art, drama and literature can be found in cave paintings, clay models and stone tablets. The development of art has been gradual, with its forms and meanings continuing to evolve. These changes can be seen in ancient cave paintings, the stained glass of cathedrals, intricate woodwork in historical…

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Frieha Altaf marked her birthday with a gathering of family, close friends and familiar names from Pakistan’s fashion and entertainment fraternity. Hosted by Catwalk Events, the evening brought together long-standing friendships, creative camaraderie and enduring connections, with “LOVE” taking centre stage and setting the mood for an evening of celebration.

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2026 Travel Edit Amirah Ellahi Chaudhry explores the journeys of 2026, a year where travel slows and lingers. From sun-drenched Swiss lakes to Italy’s golden streets and the serene horizons of the Maldives, every moment is meant to be savored — a delicate harmony of sunlight, spice, and water that stays with you long after the journey ends. Travel in 2026 unfolds as an act of intention — a return to journeys that restore, awaken the senses, and feel deeply personal. The rush of movement has softened. Days stretch longer, meals are savored slowly, and every moment is allowed to…

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How Shanza Khan’s Eye on Ivy Is Shaping Meaningful Futures Guided by research and a belief in thoughtful, personalised mentorship, Shanza Khan has built Eye on Ivy into one of Pakistan’s most trusted student guidance platforms — earning recognition among the Asia-Pacific’s most influential education innovators. In Pakistan’s rapidly evolving education landscape, Shanza Noor Hasan Khan stands out as a founder whose vision is reshaping how young people imagine their futures. A graduate of the Harvard Kennedy School and an accomplished researcher, she brings together academic excellence and over two decades of experience in global development. Having worked with the World Bank, Asian Development…

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