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Articles by Adin Lubis
Malaysia's Has Its First Female Chief Justice - Tengku Maimun!
History was made as Malaysia appointed their first female chief justice, Tengku Maimun. She is the first woman to ascend to the highest judicial office of the country.
Famous Feminist Boycots Dutch Debate Center After Discussion on Muslim Deportation
Mona Eltahawy, an award winning American Egyptian feminist and journalist cancelled a lecture that she was supposed to give at the Dutch ‘De Balie’. Two years ago, the debate center in Amsterdam hosted a controversial discussion about ‘banning Muslims’, and for Eltahawy that was the reason to critically look into the center and cancel her planned lecture. The ‘Muslim ban’ Eltahawy was invited on Wednesday to talk about what happens after the #metoo discussion, but had to cancel her lecture.
Her Solo Travels on a Bike through Muslim Majority Countries Changed Her Life
In 2018, Rosie Gabriella, a Canadian solo traveler started her solo traveling journey across Oman. Before she started her trip, she lived in Oman for a couple of years as a singer and photographer. Although there are many solo travelers, Rosie is different and unique. She motorbikes across the world, and recently, she visited and spent most of her time in Muslim majority countries. Rosie started traveling solo 17 years ago, yet there is still a lot for her to learn from the new countries she visit.
The Flowery Journey of Tulips From the Ottoman Empire to Europe
If asked where the tulip comes from, the answer will almost certainly be ‘Holland’. And that’s actually correct. Holland is famous for its beautiful flower bulb fields that give color to the typical Dutch landscape. The best-known Dutch flower is the tulip. Today, you can enjoy vast fields of tulips, as well as other bulb flowers, in several areas in Holland. Every year, you can admire more than seven million flowering bulbs at Keukenhof.
The Beautiful City Harar Was Called 'The City of Peace' Because of Its Diversity and Love
Harar is a rare example of a well preserved historic town that has retained its traditions, urban fabric, and rich Harari Muslim cultural heritage to the present time. It is one of the holy towns of Islam in Africa, and the capital of a minority region within Christian Ethiopia. The historic city is physically limited and well defined by its surrounding wall. The walls were built between the 13th and 16th century. The town of Harar is located in the north-eastern part of Ethiopia.
Getting Ready For Eid - This Is What It Looks Like Around The World
It’s that time of the year again! The Eid celebration which Muslims around the globe have longed for is finally here. Eid season is all about a good balance between worship, quality time, sharing, and of course dressing up! Whether you have decided on an Eid outfit or you’re still mulling it over, here is a glance of what dressing up for Eid looks like in countries all over the world.
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