January 2018

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Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

The Fountain

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Time Moves On

Time moves on – and it moves really fast! Busy with day-to-day affairs, many of us live for short-term objectives; the finer details of life become less significant. In this issue, “The Council of the... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

M. Fethullah Gulen

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To Remain Fresh and Strive for Renewal

Relying upon the air, sun, water, and soil, a seed sprouts and eventually becomes a bud. Soon, this bud has become a full plant with grain-bearing ears. And when the appointed time is up, they bend to... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Safiye Arslan

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Mmm, Mmm, Popcorn!

Who doesn't love popcorn! Eating popcorn is fun for everybody especially for kids. James Hörner’s [1] poem below might express feelings of Americans for popcorn that they consume 16 billion quarts ann... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Phyllis Robinson

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Education: Reconstructing Norms and Empowering Dialogue

“…all cultures are partial and benefit from the insights of others [resulting in a genuine global universalism that] can be arrived at only by means of an uncoerced and equal intercultural [or inter read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

The Fountain

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The Council of the Mute

Some scholars and poets once formed a group called the Council of the Mute. There were thirty of them, and they did not admit new members. The first requirement for being a member was engaging in dee... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Stefan Pacovski

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Islam and Capitalist Modernity

There are some who say Islam and Western capitalism are at odds, but as with any faith or ideology, there are many different strains of Muslim thought on the West. Capitalist modernity emerged in the... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Horatio I. Davis

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Future of Innovation: Ideas and Trends

When we watch science fiction movies, and see all the incredible, futuristic technologies on the screen, many of us wonder when these technologies will be available: flying cars, spaceships, teleporta... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

M. Fethullah Gulen

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Waqt (Time)

In the language of Islamic Sufism, waqt (time) denotes the time when the Divine gifts pour on a traveler to the Ultimate Truth in accordance with one’s nearness to Him. These gifts invade the inner wo... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Omer Yildiz

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How to Deal with Pain

Pain is like our sixth sense. Biology classes and textbooks consider pain as a sensation stemming from some injury to cells or tissue, which may have died, so it is wise to pay attention when we feel ... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Nahida Esmail

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3 Lessons from Mount Fuji

Every nation has something to be proud of. Japan has Mount Fuji, a mountain that proudly stands at 3,776 meters. Although less high than other iconic peaks around the world, it is still a challenge to... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Rumeysa Yazar

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The Thorny Devil: A Lizard with Unusual Physical Features

Australia is an extraordinary part of the earth, with its scorching sand mountains that stretch across barren plains, rock columns each unique and amazing, labyrinth-like domes that rise like towers, ... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Ed Stevenson

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Too Often

Too often, O God, the terrors of the world seem to overwhelm the promises of Your love. Too often, O God, the smallness of our talents, resources and opportunities dishearten and distract us and ma... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Yakup Kagan

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Who Taught Science to Dolphins?

Teaching science is sometimes a challenge, and teachers need to find ways to draw kids’ attention. Young children are naturally interested in the behavior of animals. They especially enjoy making frie... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

Lawrence Brazier

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Jesus & Muhammad: Commonalities of Two Great Religions

A pleasing coincidence of mutual thought has occurred because some years ago your correspondent was asked why he had not embraced Islam. My reply was that had Jesus and Muhammad ever met they would ha... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

M. Fethullah Gulen

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Q&A: How to be effective while “enjoining the good”

Question: What points should we consider to avoid doing more harm than good while carrying out the duty of “enjoining the good and forbidding the evil”? Answer: The Qur’an outlines that “enjoining th... read more..

01 Jan

Issue 121 (January - February 2018)

The Fountain

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Scientists have cloned monkeys; are humans next?

Liu, Z. et al. Cloning of macaque monkeys by somatic cell nuclear transfer. Cell, January 2018. After two decades of failures, scientists have finally cloned monkeys using somatic cell nuclear transf... read more..

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Monthly Archive

Time Moves On

To Remain Fresh and Strive for Renewal

Mmm, Mmm, Popcorn!

Education: Reconstructing Norms and Empowering Dialogue

The Council of the Mute

Islam and Capitalist Modernity

Future of Innovation: Ideas and Trends

Waqt (Time)

How to Deal with Pain

3 Lessons from Mount Fuji

The Thorny Devil: A Lizard with Unusual Physical Features

Too Often

Who Taught Science to Dolphins?

Jesus & Muhammad: Commonalities of Two Great Religions

Q&A: How to be effective while “enjoining the good”

Scientists have cloned monkeys; are humans next?