Ilona Yusuf, a poet muses about the demise of the reading culture. Read article here >>
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You have a wonderful blog So many excellent posts. I have linked to you.
Salaam,
I find that among South Asian Muslim youth born here in the United States, many have given up on culture in lieu of religious tradition. There’s no more appreciation for the rich literature, music, history, and heritage anymore. Its quite sad.
Naveed